Surprised they weren’t already required. This is just common sense.

Dude used to post up outside my house for over an hour some nights, song playing away. I met the entire neighborhood that way. I miss it, my current block he never comes.

I know all of my Philly neighbors. For the 7 years I lived in the Doylestown area, I didn’t know any of our neighbors. And I would go as far as saying that our neighbors were actively hostile towards each other.

Good. Now if only the PPD could do their jobs and we have a good start.

PA State Police.

When I moved from Doylestown to Philly, my rate dropped by $27 a month. When my fiancé moved in from Conshy, hers dropped by $18.

Call around for better rates.

I prefer not to share. The difficulties they face with so many people already utilizing the watershed, they don’t need any additional pressure. I am going to edit my earlier comment to remove the location I already shared. I hope you understand and if not, my apologies.

They setup on the smaller runs that feed into the Pennypack.

Edit: removed a location

I’ve euthanized three from my yard that just woke up in the last week. These guys suck.

It’s very doubtful that they are coming from the wild. They aren’t very difficult to breed in captivity.

They post up at Harbison and the Blvd all summer long.

I’m not sure if you mean to drop off your compostable or to get compost.

Either way I figured I would share this: https://www.phila.gov/services/trees-parks-the-environment/get-organic-materials/

I’d plant a tree in every viable spot in the neighborhood. You can never have enough trees when that summer sun comes calling.

Bald Eagles reside in Philadelphia and on every major body of water in Pennsylvania. They are residents. Not winter visitors.

My circle in Philly call it the Trenton of PA.