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PHILADELPHIA AP 鈥?Philadelphia is urging residents not to swim in dumpsters after a rented trash bin was filled with fire hydrant water and transformed into a pool.The onl stanley cup ine news site Billy Penn first reported the shenanigans at a weekend block party. The party s organizers told the site they power-washed the dumpster, lined the bottom with plywood and tarps and cu stanley vaso shioned the corners with pool noodles.However, filling it with hydrant water cause stanley cups d the biggest issue with city officials.The Department of Licenses and Inspections issued a statement saying the city won t issue permits for block party dumpster pools.Agency spokeswoman Karen Guss said, you would think this decision would not require an explanation. Among the reasons: It takes water that should be available in the event of a fire; the strong water pressure could push someone into harm s way; and the huge amount of water released could cause a main break. We are not screwing around, Philly, Guss statement reads. The city Yziy FBI offering $25k reward for information on several pharmacy robberies
Students from coast to coast are planning to walk out of school Wednesday morningas a call to action for tougher gun control laws.HarfordCounty Public Schools are threatening discipline if students leave the classroom,and now the ACLU of Maryland is stepping in to defend them. They are telling the Harford CountyPublic School District not to punish students who leave school grounds on Wednesdayany harsher than they would for any other unexcused absence.RELATED:Harford County students told they can t leave school ondayofnationalwalkoutLast week,the school district sent out a letter to parents an stanley bottles d students saying it could not condone students leaving the class stanley cup room to participate in the national school walkout due to safety reasons. Superintendent Barbara Canavan said students who do leave could face disc stanley thermosflasche iplinary action.The ACLU of Maryland says it has received a number of complaints about the letterand is now responding to it,saying the school district cannot infringe on the students fir
PHILADELPHIA AP 鈥?Philadelphia is urging residents not to swim in dumpsters after a rented trash bin was filled with fire hydrant water and transformed into a pool.The onl stanley cup ine news site Billy Penn first reported the shenanigans at a weekend block party. The party s organizers told the site they power-washed the dumpster, lined the bottom with plywood and tarps and cu stanley vaso shioned the corners with pool noodles.However, filling it with hydrant water cause stanley cups d the biggest issue with city officials.The Department of Licenses and Inspections issued a statement saying the city won t issue permits for block party dumpster pools.Agency spokeswoman Karen Guss said, you would think this decision would not require an explanation. Among the reasons: It takes water that should be available in the event of a fire; the strong water pressure could push someone into harm s way; and the huge amount of water released could cause a main break. We are not screwing around, Philly, Guss statement reads. The city Yziy FBI offering $25k reward for information on several pharmacy robberies
Students from coast to coast are planning to walk out of school Wednesday morningas a call to action for tougher gun control laws.HarfordCounty Public Schools are threatening discipline if students leave the classroom,and now the ACLU of Maryland is stepping in to defend them. They are telling the Harford CountyPublic School District not to punish students who leave school grounds on Wednesdayany harsher than they would for any other unexcused absence.RELATED:Harford County students told they can t leave school ondayofnationalwalkoutLast week,the school district sent out a letter to parents an stanley bottles d students saying it could not condone students leaving the class stanley cup room to participate in the national school walkout due to safety reasons. Superintendent Barbara Canavan said students who do leave could face disc stanley thermosflasche iplinary action.The ACLU of Maryland says it has received a number of complaints about the letterand is now responding to it,saying the school district cannot infringe on the students fir