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At a pioneering West Philly recovery home, a community faces challenges
There is no other place like Morris Home. Can it live up to its promise?
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Philly’s Candy Lady. You know her. And never count her out.
She's a city fixture, whose legal name is Lynette D. Morrison. She’s always singing. “Buy my candy! Oooooooh. Buy my candy.” They’re jingles; they’re serenades.
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Rowan University sophomore Jake Lapp, an aspiring musician, showed he loved music before he could walk, listening to rap, classical and pop music.
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Cory Booker and Jeff Van Drew agree on one thing: Bring back NJ’s sassy highway signs
New Jersey's been a little less sassy since the signs were taken down.