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Nick Kariuki
Verified
Reporter, Billy Penn
Philadelphia
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Politics and world affairs, science
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By Nick Kariuki Verified| Billy Penn Verified Gianni Infantino may be the president of soccer's global governing body, FIFA, but he knew enough in his first-ever visit to Philadelphia Thursday to drop multiple "Go Birds" into his remarks. (He did not drop in an "E-A-G-L-E-S ...")Infantino was here to promote this summer's Club World Cup and see how preparations were going for next year's men's World Cup, with stops at Lincoln Financial Field, City Hall and Lemon Hill.
By Nick Kariuki Verified| Billy Penn Verified Watch Party PHL, the group dedicated to getting live women's sports on the TVs of bars around the city, celebrated its one-year anniversary on Sunday with a viewing of the NCAA women's basketball final at Lucy's in Center City. The group, founded by firefighter Jen Leary, has offered spaces for the women's sports community to gather and enjoy live games, highlighting the fervent fan base to leagues looking for potential homes for expansion franchises.
By Nick Kariuki Verified| Billy Penn Verified Gianni Infantino may be the president of soccer's global governing body, FIFA, but he knew enough in his first-ever visit to Philadelphia Thursday to drop multiple "Go Birds" into his remarks. (He did not drop in an "E-A-G-L-E-S ...")Infantino was here to promote this summer's Club World Cup and see how preparations were going for next year's men's World Cup, with stops at Lincoln Financial Field, City Hall and Lemon Hill.
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Billy Penn
Billy Penn at WHYY is a local news team based in Philadelphia, committed to delivering comprehensive coverage of the city's political, cultural, and social landscape. Founded in 2014 and joining WHYY in 2019, Billy Penn enhances its community service through this partnership, gaining access to additional resources and a broader audience. The team provides in-depth reporting on various topics, including politics, neighborhoods, history, sports, food, and entertainment. They focus on original reporting and content curation, aiming to connect residents with engaging and informative stories. Billy Penn also organizes community events to foster interaction among residents and offers a free morning newsletter that keeps subscribers updated on local news and events. Their member-supported model relies on contributions from the public, reflecting their dedication to serving the Philadelphia community.
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