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Federal job cuts have impacted Philadelphia as the Trump Administration’s reductions affect junior employees at the National Park Service and the Federal Aviation Authority. These firings mark a significant consequence of nationwide workforce reductions, prompting local reporting on the wider implications for Philadelphia’s federal operations and workforce stability.
In more positive news, the city will soon welcome a unique racket club transforming a former parking lot into a facility for pickleball and padel, the first of its kind in Philadelphia. Headed by Drexel University’s Men’s Tennis director, Mehdi Rhazali, the VIVA Pickleball & Padel Club is set to open this spring, featuring four courts each for pickleball and padel, alongside a community space for events and social interaction, promoting a greater appreciation for racket sports across the region.
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