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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker takes the stage during Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris first campaign rally with running mate Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota at Temple University's Liacouras Center.

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A timeline of Mayor Parker’s first year in office, from staff shake-ups to advocating for the 76ers arena

A timeline of some of the key moments, conflicts, and accomplishments from Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s first year in office.

Sean Collins Walsh and Anna Orso

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker sits in the City Hall cabinet room for an interview with Inquirer reporters on Dec. 18. She spoke about her first year in office and her major accomplishments.

Philadelphia Politics

Mayor Parker had a big first year, from city cleanup to the Sixers arena. But many challenges remain.

Anna Orso and Sean Collins Walsh

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker delivers the "State of the City" address at Temple’s Performing Arts Center Friday, Dec. 20, 2024, in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Politics

Mayor Cherelle Parker marks the end of her first year in office with Philly’s first ‘State of the City’ speech at Temple

Sean Collins Walsh

Pictures of building and land that is 7979 State Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19136. For story about City of Philadelphia building a “Wellness Village” at this site. Photograph taken on Wednesday morning June 5, 2024.

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The Parker administration’s drug treatment facility will open early next year, mayor says

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, R-La., talks briefly to reporters just before a vote on an interim spending bill to prevent a government shutdown, at the Capitol in Washington, Thursday, Dec. 19, 2024. The vote failed to pass. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

National Politics

Is a government shutdown really happening? Here’s what we know.

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