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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — In good times and even bad times, so many of us turn to music. In this week’s Open for Business feature, Eyewitness News heads to a Northeast Philadelphia shop that has been in the music business for more than 80 years. Pat’s Music Shop in Mayfair is one of the oldest music shops in Philadelphia, and it was started in 1937 by Bob Domanico’s grandfather. READ MORE: Morgan Braxton's Stepmother 'Knew Something Was Wrong' Before She Was Allegedly Murdered By Boyfriend Byron McDonald II “Everybody’s got a memory, whether their dad or their grandma,” Domanico said. “I hear several times, ‘I know your grandfather; your grandfather fixed my saxophone.’” At the time, it was called the Frankford Saxophone Shop. Eventually, it was renamed and Domanico’s dad would take over, but he wasn’t there solo. READ MORE: Philadelphia School District Reveals In-Person High School Graduation Plans For 1st Time Since Pandemic “I went down the first day that he took over … [Read more...] about Open For Business: Pat’s Music Shop In Mayfair Still Soothing The Soul In Good Times And Bad

Economists are closely watching inflation data as prices begin to rise at their fastest pace in almost a decade. The Consumer Price Index for March, released Tuesday , jumped a higher-than-expected 0.6 percent from February, the biggest monthly increase since 2012. Prices were up 2.6 percent compared with March of 2020. Economists broadly agree that some degree of inflation is to be expected in the next few months as the economy recovers from the worst recession since the Great Depression. ADVERTISEMENT "We don't see runaway inflation as an imminent risk,” said S&P Global U.S. chief economist Beth Ann Bovino. “Actual inflation is nowhere near what markets are pricing in, and even with a near-term price lift, it won't be enough to signal runaway inflation.” But Republicans are warning that President Biden Joe Biden Trump: McConnell 'helpless' to stop Biden from packing court Biden, first lady send 'warmest greetings' to Muslims for Ramadan … [Read more...] about Inflation rears its head amid spending debate

While it’s bad enough the Broncos have failed to make the NFL playoffs during the past five years, that’s not the worst of it. This is not just a bad football team. The Broncos are boring. In a sports town now ruled by Nuggets center Nikola Jokic and Avs center Nathan MacKinnon, both legit MVP candidates leading legit championship contenders, go ahead and tell me the player that excites Broncos Country. Linebacker Von Miller? That’s so 2016. He’s over the hill and broken. Drew Lock? As a quarterback just good enough to get the Broncos beat, a major chunk of the fan base is already tired of his act. Justin Simmons? He’s a wonderful player and better human, but nothing about the soft-spoken safety shouts compelling. So while draftniks gorge at the cliché buffet, drooling over pro day measurables and guys with high motors, might I humbly suggest what the Broncos need as much as a three-down linebacker or reliable right tackle is more cowbell? New general manager George Paton … [Read more...] about Kiszla: Why Trey Lance is the quarterback the Broncos should trade up for in the NFL draft

Just three weeks left before the NFL draft arrives. So do the Broncos do? Denver Post’s Phillip Heilman has Denver selecting Penn State linebacker Micah Parsons in his second Broncos seven-round mock draft , writing “his instincts need to develop and maturity is a concern, but this pick would add a new dimension to the Broncos’ defense as a 3-4 inside linebacker.” Meanwhile, many national writers are thinking the Broncos are thinking quarterback with names such as Justin Fields of Ohio State and Alabama’s Mac Jones floating. So here’s a look at who national draftniks are thinking will land in Denver. CBS Sports | Chris Trapasso | Updated April 7 Justin Fields, QB, Ohio State “After tons of speculation about trading up, Fields falls into the Broncos’ lap. Ideal.” See the full mock draft . Trapasso’s other Broncos picks: Second round (40th overall pick): Levi Onwuzurike, DL, Washington NFL.com | Cynthia Frelund | Updated March 30 Justin Fields, … [Read more...] about Broncos 2021 NFL mock draft tracker 7.0: What the national experts predict Denver will do

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster (R) has issued an executive order directing South Carolina’s Department of Social Services (DSS) to block the U.S. government from placing unaccompanied migrant children from the U.S.-Mexico border in his state’s group or foster homes. The Post and Courier reports: In a letter dated April 8 , DSS Director Michael Leach informed Governor McMaster of the federal government’s preliminary inquiries to transport an unknown number of unaccompanied migrant children from the southern border and place them in South Carolina foster care and group homes licensed by DSS. Fearing the ultimate displacement of South Carolina’s most vulnerable children in an already-strained system, Governor McMaster responded to Director Leach: “South Carolina’s children must always be given first priority for placement into foster care and the State’s strained resources must be directed to addressing the needs of its children. Allowing the federal government to … [Read more...] about Gov. Henry McMaster Bans South Carolina from Housing Unaccompanied Migrant Minors