NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA - A water main break is causing flooding and issues for motorists in Northeast Philadelphia.It happened on the Roosevelt Boulevard near Southampton Road around 10 p.m.

Wednesday.SKYFOX flew over the scene which showed water gushing onto the roadway.The water department is expected to provide more information on Thursday morning.

Commuters should avoid the area. This is a developing story. Check back for updates.___AdvertisementFor the latest local news, sports and weather, download the FOX 29 News app.DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP.

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Toronto Raptors Kneel For Anthems Ahead Of 1st Real Game After COVID-19 Break

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — The Toronto Raptors kneeled for both the Canadian and American national anthems ahead of their first real game in nearly five months Saturday.

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Boy, 7, in grave condition after shooting in West Philadelphia

WEST PHILADELPHIA - A young boy is in grave condition after Philadelphia police say he was shot in West Philadelphia Saturday nightThe shooting occurred around 7:40 p.m. on the 200 block of Simpson Street.Police say a 7-year-old boy was shot once in the head during the incident.

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LEADING OFF: Reds-Tigers debut MLB's 7-inning doubleheaders

A look at what's happening in the majors on Sunday:LET’S PLAY 7!Shortened doubleheaders are about to make their Major League Baseball debut. At least that’s the plan.

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Missing 9-year-old boy from North Philadelphia found safe

Generic image of police lights. NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA - Police say a 9-year-old boy who was reported missing from Northeast Philadelphia has been found.The child had been missing since Friday night.

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Castlefield residents called police reporting a rave - officers say there was no breach of Covid restrictions

Castlefield called police reporting a rave of over 100 people, but officers say nobody was breaching coronavirus restrictions.

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9-year-old boy reported missing from Northeast Philadelphia

NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA - Police are asking for the public's help in locating a 9-year-old boy reported missing from Northeast Philadelphia. Investigators say Anjy Senat was last seen Friday night at his home on the 2800 block of Walnut Street.Anjy is described as 4-foot-1, 90 pounds with brown eyes and black hair.

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No new positive tests for Marlins; 2B Isan Diaz opts out

MIAMI – The Miami Marlins received no new positive results in their latest round of coronavirus testing, a person familiar with the situation said Saturday, but second baseman Isan Diaz decided to opt out of the season.The person confirmed the test results to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because they had not been released publicly. At least 21 members of the Marlins’ traveling party have been infected by an outbreak at the start of a season-opening trip.The team hasn’t played since Sunday in Philadelphia but hopes to resume games next week.Diaz consistently tested negative while the season was on hold, but he decided to become the first Miami player to opt out.

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Scientists figure out a weakness of coronavirus: Ordinary water

Covid-19 vaccine continues in order to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus pandemic, scientists have managed to find out an important weakness of the virus, according to a report.Researchers from Russia’s VECTOR State Research Center of Virology and Biotechnology in Novosibirsk, Siberia have figured out that ordinary water can help restrict the growth of the virus, according to Sputnik News report.In their study, scientists discovered that about 90% of the virus’ particles die in room temperature water in the course of 24 hours, with 99.9% succumbing within 72 hours.

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New money service in West Lothian for people living in crisis during pandemic

People in West Lothian who are facing money worries as a result of coronavirus are being urged to take full advantage of the support available.The coronavirus pandemic has led to more people facing challenges around bills, rent and job security.The Scottish Government, in partnership with the Citizens Advice network in Scotland, is raising awareness of the support available for those who need it during these difficult times.

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Police: 2 sought in connection to shooting death of 19-year-old in North Philadelphia

FAIRHILL - Philadelphia police are searching for a pair of suspects wanted in connection to the shooting death of a 19-year-old man in North Philadelphia in early July.Authorities say the incident happened during the early morning hours of July 1 on the 3000 block of North Front Street.The victim, who police have not released the identity of, was reportedly approached by an unknown man who attempted to rob him.

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LIVE TRACK: Forecast cone, computer models, updates as Hurricane Isaias approaches NW Bahamas

ORLANDO, Fla. – A hurricane warning is in effect for parts of Florida as Hurricane Isaias approaches the northwest part of the Bahamas.Isaias is still a Category 1 hurricane.The latest forecast cone for Isaias has shifted back west, putting more of Central Florida inside of it.[MORE: Radar | Plan and prepare | Sandbag locations]A hurricane warning is in effect from Boca Raton to the Flagler/Volusia County line.As of 11 p.m. Friday, Isaias had maximum sustained winds of 80 mph with gusts of wind at 100 mph and was expected to remain a hurricane for the next few days, according to the U.S.

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What will the fall bring for youth and high school sports?

PHILADELPHIA - Norristown School District announced they have suspended fall sports to ensure the safety of students, while others are moving forward with sports. "We first started taking their temperature, stuff like that and making sure we’re sanitizing their hands in between innings and stuff like that game day we're using our own baseballs and the other teams using their own baseballs," baseball manager Anthony Gencarelli said.Youth sports like travel baseball are on again and most parents say they are pleased and hope it continues safely without any spread of COVID 19. This week, the governing body for high school sports in Pennsylvania greenlighted fall play in middle and high school.

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LEADING OFF: Cards, Brews try again after virus postponement

A look at what’s happening around the majors on Saturday:WHO’S PLAYING?The Cardinals will see if they can begin their series at Milwaukee after St.

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Weather Authority: Humid, seasonable Saturday ahead

PHILADELPHIA - Expect a return to more seasonable conditions on Saturday.A high of 88 degrees is forecasted for the Philadelphia region with a mix of sun and clouds. Sunshine will continue on Sunday, but there is a chance of some pop-up thunderstorms.DOWNLOAD THE FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APP___SATURDAY: Sunny, humid.

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Florida halts COVID-19 testing as it prepares for hurricane

MIAMI – Hurricane Isaias’ imminent arrival forced the closure of some outdoor coronavirus testing sites Friday even as the state reached a new daily high in deaths.Meanwhile, the virus was complicating efforts to put contingency plans in place for evacuations and shelters if the storm makes them necessary. Florida Gov.

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Florida faces pressure, sees record high virus deaths

MIAMI – Florida tallied on Thursday a new record high in daily confirmed COVID-19 deaths for the third straight day as the state faces pressure to outline new measures to combat the pandemic.The Florida Department of Health said 253 more deaths were reported raising the state’s total death toll to 6,586.The new deaths bring the average reported deaths per day to 154 for the past week, second only to Texas in the resurgence of the outbreak. Florida’s current rate of deaths is about one-fifth of those logged in New York at the height of its outbreak in mid-April.The head of a congressional coronavirus oversight panel sent letters to Florida Gov.

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London-region beach towns brace for busy turnout over civic long weekend

coronavirus pandemic still in full swing, the leaders of some local lakeshore communities are urging beach goers to behave themselves and follow safety guidelines.“There’s a lot of local residents who are very concerned, as I am, with the influx of visitors,” said Bill Weber, mayor of Lambton Shores, in an interview Wednesday with 980 CFPL’s Jess Brady.Lambton Shores includes several popular beachfront communities, including Grand Bend, Port Franks and Ipperwash.“People have been cooped up and they’re really wanting to get out, and they’re forgetting that COVID is still around, so it’s quite concerning.” July 2020 fourth hottest July on record for London, Ont., hottest since 1955 Overcrowding has been a problem at several of the

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Roosevelt Boulevard speeding fines to take effect Saturday

PHILADELPHIA - Drivers speeding along the Roosevelt Boulevard will soon face a $100 fine. Hardball begins at midnight Saturday with the Philadelphia Parking Authority sending real tickets.Raymond says told FOX 29's Hank Flynn he has to start slowing down because it’s getting expensive.“I already got tickets.

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Higgs says federal transit money ‘not designed’ for smaller provinces

New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs says the federal transit money available as part of the Safe Restart Agreement was only intended for the country’s larger provinces. Silas Brown explains.

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Montreal borough backtracks on controversial changes to Notre-Dame Street

The Sud-Ouest borough has backed down from changes to traffic patterns on Notre-Dame Street after numerous complaints from local merchants. Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

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Kanye West addresses mental health concerns: ‘I am quite alright’

Kanye West is adamant fans shouldn’t be “so concerned” about his mental health after a series of emotional outbursts, insisting he is “quite alright”.The Bound 2 hitmaker has been hitting headlines ever since he kicked off his 2020 campaign with his first political rally in Charleston, South Carolina on July 19th, when he broke down as he told supporters he and wife Kim Kardashian considered aborting their first child, daughter North.Kanye, who suffers from bipolar disorder, continued to spark concerns about his mental wellbeing in the days following the shock reveal as he embarked on a number of Twitter rants, claiming Kim tried to have him “locked up” for treatment after his speech at the rally as he compared his life to horror movie Get

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Pending weather, NASA astronauts still ‘Go’ for Sunday splashdown in SpaceX Dragon Endeavour

ORLANDO, Fla. – Two NASA astronauts are preparing to become the first to complete their spaceflight on SpaceX’s new Dragon spacecraft nicknamed Endeavour but Hurricane Isaias may foil those plans.Unfazed by the weather woes, NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken told reporters Friday if their planned splashdown off Florida’s coast in Dragon Endeavour gets delayed they have plenty of “chow” and work to do on the International Space Station.The astronauts joined their fellow NASA crew member Chris Cassidy on the ISS at the end of May following a historic launch on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Kennedy Space Center, the first human launch there since 2011.

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July's 21 days of temps 90 degrees or above ties Philadelphia record

PHILADELPHIA - It's no secret that the month of July brought the heat to the Philadelphia area.In fact, the National Weather Service says July 2020 has tied the record for the number of days of temperatures 90 degrees or higher.With temps reaching 95 degrees on July 30, Philadelphia officially saw 21 days with those temperatures during the month.The city has seen 21 days of temps 90 degrees or above in five other years including 2012, 2011, 1995, 1988, and 1952.The record won't be broken this year, with temperatures only expected to reach around 80 degrees July 31.Advertisement___For the latest local news, sports and weather, download the FOX 29 News app.DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP

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12-year-old reported missing from West Philadelphia returns home safely

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Bahamas, Florida brace as new Hurricane Isaias bears down

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - Hurricane Isaias kept on a path early Friday toward the U.S. East Coast as it approached the Bahamas, parts of which are still recovering from the devastation of last year's Hurricane Dorian.Isaias had maximum sustained winds of 80 mph (130 kph) Friday morning and was centered about 340 miles (545 kilometers) southeast of Nassau in the Bahamas, the U.S.

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17-year-old dead, 4 injured after car hits tree in Southwest Philadelphia

SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA - Authorities say a 17-year-old is dead and four others were critically injured when a car crashed into a tree Thursday night in Southwest Philadelphia.The fatal accident reportedly happened on Cobbs Creek Parkway near Upland Street sometime around 9:30 p.m.According to police, a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee was traveling on the northbound side of the highway when the teenage driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a tree. Police say the driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene.

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Union jump to early lead, oust Sporting KC 3-1

ORLANDO, FL - JULY 30: Philadelphia Union forward Sergio Santos (17) scores his 1st goal of the game during the MLS Is Back Tournament Quarterfinal between the Philadelphia Union v Sporting Kansas City on July 30, 2020 at the ESPN Wide World of Sport (Getty Images)LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. - Jamiro Monteiro and Sergio Santos scored two minutes apart midway through the first half, Santos added a second goal just before halftime and the Philadelphia Union reached the semifinals of the MLS is Back tournament with a 3-1 victory over Sporting Kansas City on Thursday night.Philadelphia’s perfect run in the tournament continued thanks to its first-half scoring blitz.

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Rick Zamperin: Predicting the most unpredictable NHL playoffs ever

National Hockey League pressed the pause button on their season due to the coronavirus pandemic, the quest for the Stanley Cup will begin on Saturday.Welcome to Stage 4 of the NHL’s return to play protocol — the playoffs.The non-traditional 24-team tournament features a dozen teams in the bubble cities of Toronto and Edmonton and while the top four teams in each conference (Boston, Tampa Bay, Washington, Philadelphia in the East, and St.

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Greater Manchester coronavirus restrictions: Government blasted for announcing full details at midnight

The Government has been blasted for announcing new Covid-19 restrictions on parts of the north west of England late at night.Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced on Thursday night "action" was required in Greater Manchester, as well as parts of east Lancashire and West Yorkshire due to a spike in coronavirus cases.The stricter measures came into force at midnight and restrict members of different households meeting indoors.Mr Hancock made the announcement on Twitter at 9pm and later posted full details online at 12am.The restrictions cover the whole of Greater Manchester, as well as the east Lancashire boroughs of Blackburn with Darwen, Burnley, Pendle, Rossendale and Hyndburn.Residents in the West Yorkshire areas of Bradford, Calderdale

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Philadelphia seeing increase in COVID-19 cases due to spread from family members

PHILADELPHIA - People are getting out more. Many are trying to do the right thing especially in public places near strangers but what about when it comes to family? "Me and my family we still mask up especially my older side of the family.

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Weather Authority: AM showers Friday with cooler temps

PHILADELPHIA - Temperatures drop into the 70s Friday with AM storms in the forecast.Rain is slated to impact parts of the region overnight and into Friday morning. Clusters of spotty showers are anticipated to begin around 1 a.m.

LEADING OFF: Yelich, Springer slumping, Blue Jays wandering

A look at what’s happening around the majors on Friday:SLOW STARTSTwo-time defending NL batting champion Christian Yelich has a long way to go if he wants a three-peat. The Milwaukee star is 1 for 27 to start the season, an .037 average that’s worst among qualified hitters.Yelich also has struck out 12 times going into the series opener at home against Jack Flaherty and the Cardinals.A trio of top Houston hitters also has been slow out of the batter’s box this season.

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Phillies weekend games postponed after members of coaching, clubhouse staffs test positive

Citizens Bank Park PHILADELPHIA - Shortly after the Philadelphia Phillies announced two more positive cases of coronavirus on their staff, the team postponed their three-game weekend series.The Saturday doubleheader and the Sunday game slated to take place at Citizen's Bank Park have been postponed. All activity at the ballpark has reportedly been canceled until further notice.The Phillies announced Thursday morning that a member of the coaching staff, as well as a member of the home clubhouse staff have tested positive for coronavirus.FULL COVERAGE: CORONAVIRUSOn Wednesday, a member of the visiting clubhouse staff tested positive for the virus following a season-opening series against the Marlins in Philadelphia last weekend, but all

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Philadelphia school board approves virtual learning plan until mid-November

PHILADELPHIA - The School District of Philadelphia's Board of Education approved a revised back-to-school plan that has students learning remotely until mid-November.Superintendent Dr. William Hite has spent the last week redesigning a plan for the fall after receiving backlash during an hours-long meeting proposing a hybrid plan.

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Saxon Boulevard closed in Deltona as crews repair gas, water line breaks

DELTONA, Fla. – Breaks in an underground natural gas main and an adjacent water main have caused the closure of Saxon Boulevard and led to water service being temporarily down in the area, according to the city of Deltona.The breaks were reported around 5:30 p.m. Thursday.Gas is leaking in the area from the broken main, which prompted the Deltona Fire Department to close off Saxon Boulevard from Nesbitt Street to Montague Street.Water service is expected to be restored in five to eight hours.

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Cleanup underway at Germantown shop following break-in, vandalism

PHILADELPHIA - Uncle Bobbie's Coffee and Books was set to open for the first time after being closed since the pandemic when the unthinkable happened.Owner Marc Lamont Hill says Saturday night someone senselessly smashed a window and climbed inside to steal cash and an iPad. On Wednesday night — right next to the boarded up hole — Hill says an hour after he left the shop at 10:30 p.m.

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Philadelphia plans to hire temporary workers to help tackle city’s trash issue

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia is planning on hiring over 100 temporary workers in hopes of tackling the city's trash issue.Mayor Jim Kenney blames the problem on a perfect storm of unique issues, including a large number of sanitation workers coming down with COVID-19.“We’ve had extremely hot weather. We had two major storms that slowed up our progress and people have been home and they’ve been doing home improvement work and generating a lot more trash," Kenney said.Now, the city says extra help is on the way in the form of workers from the city’s laborers list to try to get the city back on track.Harold Carter says he likes the idea of extra workers pitching in."What can you do in these times you just gotta go with the flow that’s good

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Philadelphia school board to vote on revised reopening plan Thursday

PHILADELPHIA - The School District of Philadelphia's Board of Education is expected to vote on the district's revised reopening plan that includes remote learning through mid-November.Superintendent Dr. William Hite has spent the last week redesigning a plan for the fall after receiving backlash during an hours-long meeting proposing a hybrid plan.Earlier this week, Dr.

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News Scan for Jul 30, 2020

Pregnant black and Hispanic women at two Philadelphia hospitals were five times more likely than their white and Asian peers to have been exposed to COVID-19, according to a study published yesterday in Science Immunology.Overall, 80 of 1,293 pregnant women (6.2%) who went into labor from Apr 4

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Census director dodges legislators’ questions about Trump memo on undocumented residents

Jeffrey MervisCensus Bureau Director Steven Dillingham spent 2 hours yesterday trying not to take sides in a fiercely partisan debate over how the 2020 U.S. census will be used to determine representation in the U.S.

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Administration wants West Wing remodel money in virus bill

FILE - The flag at White House is at full staff on July 19, 2020 in Washington, DC. Rep.

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Member of Phillies coaching staff, home clubhouse staff test positive for coronavirus

Citizens Bank Park PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Phillies have announced two more cases of coronavirus among their staff following Wednesday's round of testing.The team announced on Thursday that a member of the coaching staff, as well as a member of the home clubhouse staff have tested positive for coronavirus.All activity at Citizens Bank Park has been canceled Thursday and until further notice, according to the organization.On Wednesday, a member of the visiting clubhouse staff tested positive for the virus following a season-opening series against the Marlins in Philadelphia last weekend, but all Phillies players and on-field staff tested negative for a second straight day, general manager Matt Klentak said Wednesday.Sixteen players

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Court records show 115 injury reports for water slide at Universal Orlando’s Volcano Bay

ORLANDO, Fla. – At least 115 injury reports have been made involving a water slide at Universal Orlando's Volcano Bay, according to court records filed in a lawsuit by a tourist who says he was left paralyzed after going on the ride.The Orlando Sentinel reports the injuries included scrapes, nose bleeds, a concussion and whiplash.

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AP source: 17th Marlins player tests positive for virus

NEW YORK – Another player with the Miami Marlins has tested positive for the coronavirus, bringing the team's outbreak total to 17 players, according to a person familiar with the situation.The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Thursday because test results were not announced.The Marlins remain quarantined in Philadelphia, where the outbreak was discovered during a weekend series against the Phillies. Two staff members have also tested positive.Miami's season has been suspended through at least Sunday, and it appears the schedule will be altered next week, too.

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List of promising drugs against COVID-19 leads to new treatment trial

Nature and derives from an analysis of over 12,000 potential candidates.Stay informed with live updates on the current COVID-19 outbreak and visit our coronavirus hub for more advice on prevention and treatment.The sudden emergence and rapid spread of SARS-CoV-2, coupled with its significant mortality rates, has forced governments worldwide to impose numerous emergency measures that have had a significant effect on social, economic, cultural, and political practices.While these emergency measures have been effective at reducing the infection rate, in the absence of a vaccine or effective treatments, governments will likely continue to impose them as the virus begins to re-spread following the easing of the emergency measures.Although

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‘Come from Away’ star Ali Momen’s new project

Come from Away star Ali Momen talks about his new initiative, #ArtsNewDeal, designed to get artists back to work.

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Philadelphia to appoint new managing director in September

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia is set to name a new managing director when Brian Abernathy steps down from the position in September.FOX 29 has learned the city will appoint Tumar Alexander as acting Philadelphia Managing Director when Abernathy leaves office on Sept. 4.

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Water main break leads to flooding on Roosevelt Boulevard in Northeast Philadelphia

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