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Phillies Dump Nick Castellanos As Spring Training Begins

The outfielder was told not to show up to spring training this week, despite having a year left — and $20 million — on his contract. Tensions in the clubhouse rose toward the end of last season when Castellanos was reportedly benched after making “an inappropriate comment.” But we’ll prefer to remember him for this game-winning and son-loving moment. [ESPN]

• Related: Opening Day at Citizens Bank Park is March 26. Here’s how to experience the perfect game. [📝 City Cast Philly]

Bike Lanes Remain Blocked Long After Snowstorm

The city is installing street signs to inform drivers not to stop in bike lanes, thanks to new PennDOT funding. A separate grant will fund concrete curb separation in some bike lanes. But bicyclists need support now, as lanes and trails are still covered in snow nearly three weeks after the big snowfall. [Philly Voice, 🔒 Philly Mag]

• Related: Icy bike lanes aren’t the only problem Philadelphians are running into post-snowfall. As the snow melts, the sidewalks reveal hazards from broken glass to dog poop. [🎧 City Cast Philly]

New Speed Cameras Coming To Select School Zones

Cameras will be installed in five school zones along major roadways to enforce the 15 mph speed limit. Violators will be warned until April 20; after that, $100 fines. Meanwhile an investigation revealed several speed cushions in school zones weren’t up to standards. [🔒The Inquirer, 6ABC]

Protests Against ICE Ramp Up As State Collaboration Is Questioned

Protesters in Philadelphia participated in a nationwide effort to pressure Target to block enforcement officers from entering its stores without a judicial warrant. And corporations aren’t the only ones feeling the pressure. Gov. Shapiro, despite publicly criticizing ICE, has been under scrutiny for how state agencies collaborate with federal immigration agents. [Associated Press, Spotlight PA]

PA’s Most Powerful Dems Give Each Other the Silent Treatment

Shapiro may be speaking to the public during his book tour on a myriad of issues. But one person he isn’t talking to? His fellow Pennsylvanian, Sen. John Fetterman. While recent disagreements over Fetterman’s political 180 have soured the relationship, the beef has been several years in the making. [🔒The New York Times]

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