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Where did roadside campaign signs end up after the 2020 election?

 In the weeks and months leading up to any election, campaign signs begin to crowd lawns, medians, and planters, and all roads can seem like battleground interstates.  The 2020 elections were no different in Philadelphia, with rival campaigns for Senate and House seats, PA Attorney General, PA Auditor General, and State Treasurer adding to the

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December 16, 2020
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Meet the candidate ➡️ @derekgreen Having serv Meet the candidate ➡️ @derekgreen Having served as an at-large City Council member since 2016, Green resigned to run for mayor in 2022. He previously served as an attorney, including as special counsel for Councilmember Marian Tasco. Visit Gridphilly.com right now to read Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide and find out where the candidates stand on key issues such as: 🌳 On protecting trees and natural spaces 🗑Addressing the city’s backslide on waste management 🚧 On sustainable development and the understaffed L&I +more! 📷: @chris_bakerevens Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide is a part of Every Voice, Every Vote, a collaborative project managed by The Lenfest Institute for Journalism ➡️ @lenfestinstitute / @voicevotephilly #gridmagazine #philadelphia #phillypolitics #votephilly #everyvoiceeveryvote #phillymayor #phillycitycouncil #derekgreen
Meet the candidate ➡️ @cherelleparkerphilly P Meet the candidate ➡️ @cherelleparkerphilly Parker served as the 9th district City Council member from 2016 until 2022, when she resigned to run for mayor. From 2005 to 2015 she served as the state representative for the 200th district. Visit Gridphilly.com right now to read Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide and find out where the candidates stand on key issues such as: 🌳 On protecting trees and natural spaces 🗑Addressing the city’s backslide on waste management 🚧 On sustainable development and the understaffed L&I +more! 📷: @chris_bakerevens Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide is a part of Every Voice, Every Vote, a collaborative project managed by The Lenfest Institute for Journalism ➡️ @lenfestinstitute / @voicevotephilly #gridmagazine #philadelphia #phillypolitics #votephilly #everyvoiceeveryvote #phillymayor #phillycitycouncil
Meet the candidate ➡️ @jeffbrowngrocer Brown Meet the candidate ➡️ @jeffbrowngrocer Brown is the founder and CEO of Brown’s Super Stores, Inc., which runs 12 supermarkets. Visit Gridphilly.com right now to read Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide and find out where the candidates stand on key issues such as: 🌳 On protecting trees and natural spaces 💧 On flooding in Eastwick 🚲 On improving bicycling in Philadelphia +more! 📷: @chris_bakerevens Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide is a part of Every Voice, Every Vote, a collaborative project managed by The Lenfest Institute for Journalism ➡️ @lenfestinstitute / @voicevotephilly #gridmagazine #philadelphia #phillypolitics #votephilly #everyvoiceeveryvote #phillymayor #phillycitycouncil
Meet the candidate ➡️ @helengymphl Gym served Meet the candidate ➡️ @helengymphl Gym served as an at-large City Council member from 2016 until 2022, when she resigned to run for mayor. Gym is a former public school teacher who rose to prominence as a community organizer before running for City Council. Visit Gridphilly.com right now to read Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide and find out where the candidates stand on key issues such as: 🌳 On protecting trees and natural spaces 💧 On flooding in Eastwick 🚲 On improving bicycling in Philadelphia +more! 📷: @chris_bakerevens Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide is a part of Every Voice, Every Vote, a collaborative project managed by The Lenfest Institute for Journalism ➡️ @lenfestinstitute / @voicevotephilly #gridmagazine #philadelphia #phillypolitics #votephilly #everyvoiceeveryvote #phillymayor #phillycitycouncil
🎶 Attention: talented DU students - there is a 🎶 Attention: talented DU students - there is a 20k prize pool up for grabs! Participants in Anthems for the Anthropocene are challenged to create, perform, and record an original song that conveys a message about climate change to inspire and empower listeners!! 🎶 More info: Climate change has arrived and we are living through this crisis now. We feel its impacts in our health, our environment, our infrastructure, and our economy. It has implications for just about every facet of our daily lives. A warming climate means more summer heat, rising sea levels, more extreme weather, and threats to human, animal, and plant communities around the world. The impacts of climate change are not distributed equally: Black and brown communities and the Global South bear the heaviest burdens even as their economies contribute far fewer greenhouse gas emissions per capita compared to the Global North. We need to muster all of our available tools to address this crisis: science, engineering, policy, diplomacy, communication, and, not least of all, artistic expression. We have learned that simply knowing climate change is accelerating is not enough to spur effective action, and that we must find ways to convey the urgency of climate action that reach our families, friends, and neighbors on a deeply personal level. Music has long been a way of inspiring reflection, action, and change. Can it generate climate action? We think it can. ABOUT THE CONTEST Participants in Anthems for the Anthropocene are challenged to create, perform, and record an original song that conveys a message about climate change to inspire and empower listeners. The strongest entries will feature both lyrics and musical composition that are creative, compelling, and entertaining. Participating bands and solo performers will be able to take advantage of skills workshops and drop-in guidance sessions on climate content during the span of the contest. Please visit drexel.edu/sustainability for a full list of competition rules. @drexeluniv #drexeluniversity #drexel #sustainability
Meet the candidate ➡️ @allandombforphilly Dom Meet the candidate ➡️ @allandombforphilly Domb was an at-large City Council member from 2016 to 2022, when he resigned to run for mayor. He owns a real estate firm and is known as the “Condo King.” Visit Gridphilly.com right now to read Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide and find out where the candidates stand on key issues such as: On protecting trees and natural spaces On flooding in Eastwick On improving bicycling in Philadelphia 📷: @chris_bakerevens Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide is a part of Every Voice, Every Vote, a collaborative project managed by The Lenfest Institute for Journalism ➡️ @lenfestinstitute / @voicevotephilly #gridmagazine #philadelphia #phillypolitics #votephilly #everyvoiceeveryvote #phillymayor #phillycitycouncil
Meet the candidate ➡️ @mariaqsanchez Quiñon Meet the candidate ➡️ @mariaqsanchez Quiñones Sánchez served as the 7th district City Council member from 2008 until 2022, when she resigned to run for mayor. She came to City Council after a career as a nonprofit leader and community activist. Visit Gridphilly.com right now to read Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide, part of Every Voice, Every Vote, a collaborative project managed by The Lenfest Institute for Journalism. 📷: @chris_bakerevens Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide is a part of Every Voice, Every Vote, a collaborative project managed by The Lenfest Institute for Journalism ➡️ @lenfestinstitute #gridmagazine #philadelphia #phillypolitics #votephilly #everyvoiceeveryvote #phillymayor #phillycitycouncil
✅ Our new issue has arrived - featuring the Grid ✅ Our new issue has arrived - featuring the Grid Mayoral Voters Guide 2023! ☑ "When it comes to critical sustainability issues, where do our mayoral candidates stand? You're going to want to make sure you get a copy of this very special issue, where Grid editorial staff — along with the help of 24 local experts — ask questions designed to find the candidate best suited to ensure a healthy, prosperous and sustainable future for Philadelphia! Pick up the issue now or head to our site and 'Meet The Candidates' @mariaqsanchez @helengymphl     @jeffbrowngrocer     @cherelleparkerphilly @derekgreen @rrhynhart  + more Plus coverage of: @weaversway @hankscinnamonbuns  & @chillmoody! Don't see the issue in your mailbox yet? SUBSCRIBE! Grid Magazine’s Mayoral Voters Guide is a part of Every Voice, Every Vote, a collaborative project managed by The Lenfest Institute for Journalism - @lenfestinstitute ➡️ Lead support is provided by the William Penn Foundation with additional funding from The Lenfest Institute, Peter and Judy Leone, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Harriet and Larry Weiss, and the Wyncote Foundation, among others.  To learn more about the project and view a full list of supporters, visit www.everyvoice-everyvote.org. Editorial content is created independently of the project’s donors. #Everryvoiceeveryvote #lenfestinstitute  #gridmagazine #gridphilly #Phillymayor #phillypolitics  #votephilly
🌟 The husband-and-wife founders and owners of U 🌟 The husband-and-wife founders and owners of Urban Essence, Theresa P. Minor and Timothy L. Minor, know firsthand how spa and body care treatments can rejuvenate the skin and the soul. In 2003 Theresa was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. An IT professional, Theresa didn’t know if she was going to be able to continue working in that field — or if the crippling disease would rob her of her ability to enjoy everyday pleasures. At that time, there was one place where she could seek refuge. 🌟 “I always enjoyed going to get my hair done and those other types of services,” Theresa explains. Newly focused on her health, Theresa realized that the products used in spa and salon treatments often contain petroleum-based chemicals. Leaning on her analytical background, she began researching the biology, chemistry and even technology used to create these products and realized that there was a more holistic and natural approach. Many of the products she wanted didn’t exist, however, so she convinced her husband, Timothy, to do the next best thing — start their own salon and spa business. Read all about @urbanessencesalonspa on Gridphilly.com! #UrbanEssence #UrbanEssenceSalon #spa #bodycare #bodycareproducts

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