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For the second time in five days, the Philadelphia region is getting walloped. The storm will close Philadelphia schools for the second time this week, as well shutter all city offices.
A SEPTA bus drops off passengers amid the snow at 15th and Market Streets. (Jonathan Tannenwald/Philly.com)
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On display at the gallery are a new series of paintings by Diane Burko. Working from small black-and-white archival photographs, she introduces liberal interpretations via a monumentalizing scale and an imaginative color palette, including exposure of the unpainted canvas as its own color and ground.
Tuesday, February 9
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Locks Gallery • 600 S. Washington Sq., Philadelphia, PA
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Even in an already surreal winter, this forecast has hallucinatory qualities, calling for another mega-snowstorm, a foot plus, maybe up to 20 inches - more than enough to make it snowiest winter ever here.
Carrol Shannon had the simple intention or riding an exercise bike when she walked into the South Philadelphia Bally Total Fitness. Instead, she said, police assaulted her and tossed her in jail.
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