It’s opening day for the Phillies; N.J. goes after ‘Buy Here Pay Here’ car dealers | Morning Newsletter

Author: Aubrey Nagle / Source: https://www.philly.com

Whether you’re a lifelong Phillies fan or you’re just paying attention to that new bearded guy everyone’s talking about, opening day is an exciting one for baseball in Philadelphia. This morning we’ve got everything you need to prepare for another Phillies season, from in-depth roster examinations to a rundown of what’s new at Citizens Bank Park.

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Don’t worry: if that’s not your cup of tea, we’ve still got your news, too, including a look at New Jersey’s effort to take down predatory used car dealerships.

We’ve really enjoyed all of the opening day memories our readers have shared with us so far. Now it’s time to make some more. The Phillies kick off their season today with a home game against the Atlanta Braves at 3:05 p.m.

Miss a weekly payment on your car? If you bought it from a “Buy Here Pay Here” car dealer, they could use tracking devices to find and take it in the middle of the night.

Glen Mills Schools has been hit with a federal class-action lawsuit by former students alleging abuse. The complaint is brought by two former students and one of their mothers, but the law firm that filed it expects to hear from many more.
A controversial prayer delivered earlier this week just before the chamber’s first Muslim woman was sworn in has renewed conversation about the Pennsylvania House’s opening invocation.
New efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act are underway. If the Trump administration succeeds, it could have major consequences for Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
North Philadelphia residents packed a meeting Wednesday to speak out against VisionQuest, a for-profit company seeking zoning approvals to house undocumented, immigrant children in the neighborhood.
The Trump administration has proposed cutting $17.6 million in funding for the Special Olympics, prompting criticism from members of Congress and prominent ESPN personalities.
The Philadelphia school board is slated to decide a tough topic tonight: Should every high school in the city require students to pass through metal detectors?