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PHILADELPHIA AP 鈥?A Philadelphia fifth-grader ditched school for the chance to meet rock legend Bruc stanley cup e Springsteen and The Boss gladly played along by signing the boy s absence excuse note.The Philadelphia Inq stanley mug uirer reportsthat Michael Fenerty attended a meet-and-greet with the New Jersey native Thursday at the Free Library of Philadelphia with his dad.Springsteen was in town for a book signing to promote hi botella stanley s new autobiography, Born to Run. Wanting to follow school procedure, the boy s father brought along a pre-typed note that Springsteen signed to excuse his son s absence.Springsteen told the boy that he would have to read the note first because that s how he got in trouble with his first contract.The school s principal only received a photocopy of the note. Bfzw Man in Monkton domestic incident charged with first-degree assault
BALTIMORE 鈥?Baltim kubki stanley ore City s Board of Estimates on Wednesday approved a hefty portion of federal CARES Act funds toward an eviction protection program.The nearly $30 million venture is scheduled to launch in late September.During COVID-19, officials say the percentage of city residents on food stamps rose from 25 to 33 percent between March and June, while 28 percent also fell behind on rent.The money aims to help citizens with past-due rent and utilities, relocation and legal services, and case management. The impact of COVID-19 on Baltimore families is vast and becoming increasingly complex when it comes to rental housing because it affects both tenants and landlords, stanley cup a majority of which are, themselves, families struggling to make ends meet, said Mayor Jack Young.Here s a breakdown of the funds that will be used for the program.$17.06 million in federal CARES Act c stanley cup ommunity development and housing funds$12.35 million鈥擠epartment of Housing and Community Development$1 million鈥擝altimor |
