I can’t wait to become judge of elections in Passyunk Square!

Devastated by the death of Linda. She was a trailblazer in her field fighting institutionalized sexism and discrimination.

After acquiring a job-related terminal brain cancer, she spent the last years of her life fighting the city for disability benefits that were initially denied.

Tiny ancient fire hydrant on cobblestone street

Here she is!

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LMK if you want to learn any more Philly fire hydrant trivia, I’m full of them!

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I can’t tell if it’s on the old map, but the oldest still standing hydrant in the city is probably next to the Fireman’s hall museum on the 100 block of Quarry St
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Map of Old City showing fire hydrants as blue dots

That's my guess too! Fire hydrants?
Here's a current hydrant map of the area -- some quick googling says that hydrants started to be installed in 1801, and the high pressure system started in 1901.

I like the idea that his iPhone wallpaper is the seal of the Governor’s office and clip-art of a SEPTA train.

Text message screenshot showing: く Governor Josh Shapiro > funding to SEPTA to prevent cuts and delay dramatic fare increases. If you're one of the hundreds of thousands who use SEPTA every day to get to where you need to go - we've got your back. Sent message:: Thank you and on behalf of 800,000 daily SEPTA users --thank you

iPhone screen mockup showing pop up notification Sunday, November 24 12:48 MESSAGES Will - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Thank you and on behalf of 800,000 daily SEPTA users -- thank you now 000

Holy crap, Shapiro actually got my texts!
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These folks must really like staring at a parking lot
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Love this for us