♻️ Trash day is about to be twice as nice

🏀 Philly Is Sick of the Sixers

On the heels of another loss Monday night, Sixers fans are fed up. The star trio — Joel Embiid, Paul George, and Tyrese Maxey — has yet to take the court together this season. The team has implemented a load-management strategy to keep Embiid and George healthy, meaning neither will play back-to-back games. With the Sixers now sitting at 2-11, the only good news is that a Sixers ticket is now cheaper than a PPA ticket. [Axios]

❗ Steal Money from Taxpayers? You’re Hired!

After being convicted of corruption charges and leaving office, three former elected officials have now found new jobs in taxpayer-funded positions. Former Traffic Court Judge Willie Singletary and former State Rep. Leslie Acosta have joined Mayor Cherelle Parker’s administration, while former State Rep. Movita Johnson-Harrell works under Sheriff Rochelle Bilal. [🔒The Inquirer]

💵 Millions From Opioid Lawsuits Used for…What?

Criticism is mounting over how the city is allocating opioid lawsuit settlement funds. In 2023, Philly received $20 million in settlement money, with more than a third set aside for Kensington. But should the money really be used for home repairs and equipment for curling? [NPR]

🦃 Free Thanksgiving Food

Today from 3-5 p.m. (or while supplies last), Mighty Writers is hosting a free Thanksgiving grocery giveaway to help fill your holiday table. The event will be held at 36th and Fairmount. [Mighty Writers, Facebook]