Immigrant Busing Resumes, $25 Concert Tickets, & Mütter Museum Reexamines Exhibits
It’s the Friday news round up! Host Trenae Nuri is joined by Alan Yu, science reporter at WHYY’s The Pulse, and Jeff Gammage, immigration reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer. We discuss why more immigrants arrived by bus from Texas to Philly, why the Mütter Museum takes down all its online exhibits, and how to get $25 concert tickets.
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Philly receives first bus of immigrants from Texas in four months, readies for more arrivals
Why did the Mütter Museum take down all their YouTube videos and online exhibits?
Where Philly's mayoral candidates stand on "Savesies": Pro/con
Live Nation Concert Week: How to Get $25 Tickets to Philly-Area Concerts
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