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Property’s Photo of the Week: Authentic Fourth of July Block Parties
Nothing beats a South Philly block party. A photo posted by John Cruice (@cruicej) on Jun 13, 2015 at 3:36pm PDT It’s finally here. While […]
Police Union Challenges Federal Reforms
The union that represents Philadelphia Police has filed unfair labor practice charges against the city for implementing reforms recommended by the U.S. Department of Justice. […]
And A Few More Italian Themed Fourth of July Meals In Case You Still Need Plans
There’s a lot of food stuff for this holiday. Free lobster tacos? Check. Shake Shack cornucopia of goodness? On the list. Lobster bake? You betcha. Free […]
Your Prayers Have Been Answered: Free Water Ice For The Fourth
Chris D’Emilio is going to save your life this Fourth of July. After the grand opening of D’Emilio’s Old World Ice Treats, he’s touring Philly with his […]
Volver Is Shutting Down For A Very Long Summer Vacation
Volver is done for the summer. Not for a week (as is becoming almost standard among many of the more notable Philly restaurants), or for […]
Brewers Bullpen Catcher Eats 18 Cheesesteaks in 3 Days
When opponents come to play the Philadelphia Phillies, they eat cheesesteaks. It’s a pretty good deal: Teams that come to play the Phillies get as […]
Opening of Front Street Dive and More at Victoria Freehouse
Lots going on at Victoria Freehouse this summer. First, Front Street Dive (the 2nd floor of Victoria Freehouse) is now open. Head up there on […]
Biking Is On the Rise Again in Philly
Yo, bikers: Our legions are yet again increasing, according to a newly released study by the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia. Last fall, the coalition counted the […]
One Meal, Three Bagels, Free Beers
You can get free beer and a three course lunch comprised entirely of bagels next Saturday July 11th. Knead Bagels and Two Roads Brewing are […]
The Walnut Club Launch Party
Tuesday night was the launch of The Walnut Club at Positano Coast in Old City where they served some of their most popular dishes, along […]
Erace Brothers Get Food Network Show
Brothers Adam and Andrew Erace who own Green Aisle Grocery locations on East Passyunk, Grays Ferry Avenue and soon, Girard Avenue are getting their own […]
The 12 Worst Pieces of Public Art in Philly
Philadelphia is a city awash in public artworks. Some of them are magnificent. Some of them are dreadful. The thing about public art that’s dreadful […]
Sixers Land 3 Players, Draft Pick in Trade With Kings
The Philadelphia 76ers acquired three players, as well as a future first-round pick and other draft considerations, in a trade with the Sacramento Kings last […]
Headlines: Post Brothers Involved in Rittenhouse Apartment Building Deal
A large mixed-use building on the corner of 23rd and Walnut–smack dab between University City and Rittenhouse Square–has traded hands. And it’s not without its […]
Obama to Address NAACP in Philadelphia
The NAACP announced Wednesday President Barack Obama will address the group’s annual conference, which is being held in Philadelphia later this month. “We are honored […]