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We’re just living in it.

And maybe not even then. Ask Grandma or Grandpa, though!

Check out the specialties that made them famous.

Growing fruit-bearing plants is easier than you might think – even if you have a small backyard. Here are some varieties that do well in the Philadelphia region.

From now through May 15th is peak migration season, meaning it’s a great chance to see lots of cool birds while we wait for the world to open up again.

Who knew all these yummy treats had local origins?

In his new book, Wall Street Journal architecture critic Michael J. Lewis spills all the gossip on the backroom politics, influence-peddling, egotistical feuding and occasional (rare) genuine civic-mindedness that resulted in our city’s present built environment.

Here’s what it was like to be the caretaker of an entire community when so much stuff — PPE shortages, school closures, job losses, overcrowded hospitals, toilet-paper hoarding — suddenly hit the fan.

From Tug McGraw to Grace Kelly to the iconic Irish Potatoes, this city has a lot of Celtic connections. Take this quiz to find out how much you really know.

George Boldt’s Bellevue-Stratford set the standard for elegance, refinement … and chicken à la King.

The rest of the time, he was busy being accused of starting various riots, shopping for fancy clothes in Paris, and getting in lots of trouble with the authorities.

A fitting tribute to a Philadelphian who fought for education for all.

The Philadelphia educator, orator, civil rights leader and baseball player awakened the conscience of the city.

The President’s House was home to two presidents — and lots of history.