PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Water Department announced Wednesday that it has extended its pause on water shutoffs through September amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.While water services will not be terminated for nonpayment, the department says that past-due balances will continue to grow.

The pause on shutoffs began in March, during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and has now been extended six months.Department officials encourage anyone who may be struggling to pay their water bill to visit the city's website and apply for the Tiered Assistance Program which allows qualifying customers to get discounted water rates and have past-due bills removed from the collections process.

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Save Our Streets: Camden County police officers play dodgeball with middle schoolers

CAMDEN - In an effort to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the community, officers from the Camden County Police Department played dodgeball with 7th graders at Veterans Memorial Family School."Police officers are building relationships, positive relationships, with the youth in our city," said one officer. "This is great because they get to engage the youth in a fun way."The department has hosted a number of like-minded events to foster an alliance with community members of all ages.

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UPenn's Thomas becomes first transgender woman to win NCAAs

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Former Pennsylvania AG charged with drunken driving after crash

HARRISBURG - A former Pennsylvania attorney general who served eight months in jail for leaking grand jury material and lying about it was charged Thursday with drunken driving after a weekend crash in Scranton.Police said Kathleen Kane, 55, told officers she was a designated driver, but surveillance video showed Kane herself had been drinking alcohol at a Scranton restaurant shortly before the crash, according to an affidavit.Kane had watery, bloodshot eyes and slurred her words — police said she had trouble saying the word "designated" — and failed a field sobriety test, the documents said.Kane, who was also charged with careless driving, was issued a summons and is due in court April 21. She did not respond to a message seeking comment.

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Budweiser releases new 'Supreme' beer in select markets

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Mumbai: Covid vaccination centres to remain shut today on account of Holi festival

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Arizona woman wanted for allegedly stabbing her mother while the victim was driving

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Minnesota-born Jimmy Hill killed in Ukraine while trying to find food

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“This is an illegal war:” Arnold Schwarzenegger sends emotional message to Russians

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Florida men accused of tampering with gas pumps, stealing fuel in Bay Area

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'It's unbelievable': Philadelphia father caught in crossfire of gun fight while walking to store

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Alberta’s COVID-19 hospitalization, ICU numbers drop again Thursday

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Rescuers continue to search Mariupol theater rubble as Russian attacks continue

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Trenton police officers accused of shooting, paralyzing unarmed man

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Kylie Minogue to miss BBC Comic Relief special after catching coronavirus

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Testing requirement changes, looming price hikes have trips booking fast: travel agent

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Kate Middleton and Prince William Step Out for First St. Patrick's Day Celebration Since the Pandemic

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Eagles release Fletcher Cox, reworking contract for possible return to Philadelphia, reports say

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Justin Bieber Finally Opens Up About How Hailey’s Terrifying Health Scare Affected Him

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Hamilton councillors to meet Monday to consider repealing physical distancing, face coverings bylaws

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COVID-19 cases soar in Asian hot spots; US gets new COVID czar

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Emergency visits for mental health followed COVID surges

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70% of COVID survivors in UK study had impaired memory, focus

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COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations down in Saskatchewan, deaths increase

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Canada launching new program for people fleeing war in Ukraine

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New Jersey 'closely watching' global COVID rise, no plans to reimpose mandates

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American among civilians killed in Russian attack in Ukraine

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Canada will allow Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s war to stay for 3 years

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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame responds to Dolly Parton’s withdrawal from nomination

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Philadelphia officer to be dismissed after allegedly giving false statements in gun case

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Man, 62, charged after shooting at officers in Upper Providence Township, officials say

UPPER PROVIDENCE TWP., Pa. - A Montgomery County man is facing multiple charges after authorities say he shot at police officers during an incident early Wednesday morning. David Naumenko, 62, is facing charges including attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, aggravated assault and related charges in the March 16 incident. Authorities say officers were dispatched to the Meadows Apartments in Upper Providence Township around 3 a.m. after receiving a call from a family member that Naumenko was having a mental breakdown. The caller reported that Naumenko was armed and leaving their home, claiming that he was ‘harmless.’ The first Upper Providence officer that arrived on the scene located a white Chevy Silverado pickup truck with Naumenko and a woman inside.

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Phoenix Mercury's Brittney Griner to be detained in Russia until May: report

PHOENIX - WNBA star Brittney Griner's detention has been extended by at least two more months after she was taken into Russian custody on drug charges, reports say."The court granted the request of the investigation and extended the period of detention of the U.S. citizen Griner until May 19," the court said, according to TASS.The Phoenix Mercury player had been detained at a Moscow airport after a drug-sniffing dog reportedly found vapes with cannabis oil in her luggage.The case of the 31-year-old Griner, one of the most recognizable players in women's basketball, comes amid heightened tensions between Washington and Moscow over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.The U.S.

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More than 3M bottles of Airborne gummies recalled over injury hazard

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3 pediatric influenza-associated deaths in Wisconsin: DHS

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Wendy Williams Vows to Be Back in 'Three Months' Amid Health & Money Battle

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COVID-19: Canada to change testing rules for fully-vaccinated cruise ship travellers in April

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COVID-19: Canada to drop testing for fully-vaccinated incoming travellers on April 1

Canada’s Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos announced Thursday that Canada was dropping its requirement for a pre-arrival COVID-19 test before entering the country at the air or land borders starting April 1 for those fully vaccinated. He cautioned, random testing would still be possible on entering Canada.

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Quebec sees 19 new COVID-19 deaths as hospitalizations fall

COVID-19 pandemic on Thursday as patient numbers fell sharply.Health authorities issued the roundup a bit later than scheduled, saying the release of the daily tally had been “exceptionally delayed.”Pandemic-related hospitalizations stood at 1,034, a drop of 39. This comes after 63 people were admitted in the past day, while 102 were discharged.There were 50 intensive care cases related to the disease, a decrease of six compared with the previous day.

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Arrest warrant issued for suspect in Reading shooting that killed two teens

Altajier Kyell Robinson (Northampton County District Attorney's Office) EASTON, Pa. - Authorities in Northampton County have issued an arrest warrant for a 20-year-old man in connection with the shooting deaths of two teens on Monday. Altajier Kyell Robinson is wanted in connection with the deaths of 17-year-old D’Andre Snipes and 18-year-old Kavan Figueroa. He faces multiple charges including criminal homicide, attempted criminal homicide, and related charges. Around 4 p.m.

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Philadelphia Water Department extends pause on shutoffs through September

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