Prøve GULL - Gratis

Scoop USA Newspaper - June 17, 2025

Gå ubegrenset med Magzter GOLD

Lese Scoop USA Newspaper sammen med 9000+ andre magasiner og aviser med bare ett abonnement

Se katalog

1 måned

$14.99

1 år $149.99

$149.99

$12/month

(OR)

Abonner kun på Scoop USA Newspaper

Gave Scoop USA Newspaper

Avbryt når som helst.

(Ingen forpliktelser) ⓘ

Hvis du ikke er fornøyd med abonnementet, kan du sende oss en e-post på help@magzter.com innen 7 dager etter abonnementets startdato for full refusjon. Ingen spørsmål - lover! (Merk: Gjelder ikke for enkeltutgavekjøp)

Digitalt abonnement

Øyeblikkelig tilgang ⓘ

Abonner nå for å begynne å lese umiddelbart på Magzter-nettstedet, iOS, Android og Amazon-appene.

Verifisert sikker

betaling ⓘ

Magzter er en verifisert Authorize.Net-forhandler. Les mer

I dette nummeret

Thousands pack the Benjamin Franklin Parkway for No Kings Rally

A worthy Summer program for youth ages 15 to 18

Got young people underfoot who just got out of school for the summer, and you want them to stay on course, expanding their brains and learning some new things? Then, you may want to consider signing them up for a 9-day, intense yet fun learning experience through an organization called Healthlink International.

3 mins

City Council Report

Philadelphia City Council, June 12, 2025 This final meeting before the Council's summer hiatus was all about Mayor Cherelle Parker's $6.8 billion dollar Budget. City Council easily passed Parker's ambitious Budget despite protests from constituents who held up signs that displayed their disapproval, while others were being more boisterous with their criticism. Councilmember Kendra Brooks voted nay on all the budget-related bills.

3 mins

Our Mission and Values

Scoop is a for-profit Community Media Company that prides itself on its dedication to Community.

1 mins

The Free Library of Philadelphia launches citywide town halls and public survey to shape the future of public libraries

The Free Library of Philadelphia and the Free Library Foundation are reimagining the future of our city’s public libraries—and they want to hear directly from Philadelphians.

3 mins

How We Can Win: Race, History, and Changing the Money Game That's Rigged" and "A Brave New World"

In an era that imputes heightened dishonesty, greed, selfish motivations, disrespectful interactions, absence of moral fortitude, dehumanization, lack of oversight, transparency, leadership, and irresponsibility at the highest levels of government, increasing Americans' opportunities for sustainable survival going forward.

2 mins

HBCUs depend on federal funding. Their leaders are walking a tightrope on DEI attacks

Like many of his predecessors, President Donald Trump has affirmed the importance of historically Black colleges and universities, hailing them as a pathway to careers and a better life for students in the U.S.

3 mins

Juneteenth started with handbills proclaiming freedom. Here's what they said

The origin of the Juneteenth celebrations marking the end of slavery in the U.S. goes back to an order issued as Union troops arrived in Texas at the end of the Civil War.

3 mins

Immigration Laws

As we explore another layer of civics this week, in today’s column, I thought it might be prudent to remind readers (and myself) about immigration and what laws we have around immigration in America.

3 mins

Fortune 500 Milestones Reveal The Big Lie Behind Equity & Inclusion Backlash

\"Our findings suggest that Black leaders are required to meet a higher bar for advancement and point to the need to level the playing field for advancing up the organizational hierarchy.\" - researchers Seung-Hwan Jeong, Ann Mooney, Yangyang Zhang, and Timothy J. Quigley

3 mins

"No Kings" demonstrators crowd streets, parks and plazas across the US. Organizers say millions came

Masses of demonstrators packed into streets, parks, and plazas across the United States on Saturday to protest President Donald Trump, marching through downtowns and small towns, blaring anti-authoritarian chants mixed with support for protecting democracy and immigrant rights.

7 mins

Freedom

While there was excitement, the newly freed people knew they had to \"build up what citizenship looked like for them,\" Hopkins of Rice University said, and that there was still \"a lot of work to do.

1 mins

Honoring the Power of Fatherhood at the 20th Anniversary Platinum Dads Gala

Tales of abandonment transformed into purpose-driven parenting. Some men had once lost their way but, through faith, perseverance, and support, had found their way back—not just to society but to themselves. And now, they’re reaching back to uplift others walking the same path.

2 mins

Library

They support economic opportunity, provide safe, welcoming spaces, and help bridge the digital divide.

1 mins

Philadelphia legend David Thompson remembered

Do you remember Philadelphia International Records (PIR) based funk band People's Choice, that came out with the hit single, “Do It Anyway You Wanna Do It,” which was a Philly Classic?

1 mins

West Philadelphia Urban Farm celebrates 20 years

Members of Mill Creek Urban Farm in West Philadelphia celebrated 20 years of serving the community during its Community Day event held on the 4900 Block of Brown Street in the Mill Creek Section of Philadelphia.

1 mins

It's a Juneteenth Day

Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States.

5 mins

Chester's Hometown Heroes

Delaware County has always been a proud part of our Commonwealth, populated by men and women who are hard-working, loyal, dedicated, and willing to step up when needed.

1 mins

Share Food Program opens new warehouse in Delaware County

At a ribbon-cutting ceremony, local officials, community leaders, supporters, and partner organizations, Share Food Program (Share), the region's leading hunger-relief organization, and its partners officially opened a new 9,000-square-foot food distribution warehouse in Delaware County.

2 mins

100,000 rides and counting: Camden Loop's impact continues to grow in just two years

As it marks its second anniversary this month, the Camden Loop, an innovative, on-demand public transit service, continues to prove its value to the community, with more than 100,000 rides completed since its launch.

2 mins

Black History Corner

Kendrick Lamar Duckworth was born in Compton, California, on June 17, 1987. He was named after singer Eddie Kendricks of the R&B/Soul group The Temptations. His father, Kenneth “Kenny” Duckworth, was a manual laborer, and his mother, Paula Oliver, was a hairdresser.

3 mins

Les alle historier fra Scoop USA Newspaper

Scoop USA Newspaper Description:

Forlegger: ScoopUSA-Media

Kategori: Newspaper

Språk: English

Hyppighet: Semi-Weekly

Scoop is a for-profit, Community Media Company that prides itself on its dedication to Community. We have been in the business of educating our communities since February 1960. From our first publication to our publication this week, our focus has been to provide information to the communities we serve, so they can survive, work cooperatively together, and prosper.

Our mission is to leave, through Scoop's content, an ability for our readers to understand three things:

1) They are not limited to their current position in life, and that position does not define them,

2) There are many people in the world who may be struggling to better understand their environment, and to achieve within it, as our readers may be, and

3) We, at Scoop, are working every day to present opportunities, programs and solutions that we as a community can implement, together, to improve our lives and our communities, as a whole