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Timothy Hamlett’s Body Found in Hudson River

Inviting you to share the life of Timothy Akil Hamlett. Posted by Missing Timothy Hamlett on Monday, June 1, 2015 The body of Timothy Hamlett, […]

Restaurants

Pizzeria Vetri Opens Today on Rittenhouse Square

The second branch of Vetri Family’s Pizzeria Vetri opens today at 1615 Chancellor Street (between Walnut and Locust Streets). The second Pizzeria Vetri shares a […]

Business

Another Survey Ranks Comcast Low in Customer Satisfaction

Well, now they’re just piling on. Just a week after Comcast placed dead-last among 278 companies in the annual Temkin Customer Service Ratings, the new […]

City Life

House Unanimously Defeats Wolf’s Tax Plan

The Pennsylvania House on Monday unanimously rejected Gov. Tom Wolf’s proposed tax plan, 193-0.

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Property

Headlines: Early Look at the Pricing at the Upcoming SLS LUX Hotel

Have you seen that gigantic hole on the southeast corner of Broad and Spruce lately? That’s the future home to the SLS LUX Philadelphia, a […]

Philadelphia Wedding

Here’s How Much Money You Would’ve Made if You Invested in the Stock Market Instead of Having a Wedding

Money may not be among the more fun wedding topics that we cover on the blog, but with wedding costs rising every year (the average cost […]

City Life

Drexel Students Recreate a Giant, Terrifying, Revolutionary War-Era Spear

Back during the Revolutionary War, there was a 100-foot spear weighing hundreds of pounds that was stuck to the bottom of the Delaware River, pointing up. Its purpose, according to […]

Property

Developer Talks Plans for Beury Building, Kensington Warehouse Projects

There’s been plenty of talk about the on-going project at the Divine Lorraine and how it will spark the revitalization of the North Broad Street corridor. […]

Restaurants

Make Your Plans Now For The 5th Annual Vendy Awards

Known to some as the “Oscars of street food” (seriously, google it), Philadelphia’s 5th Vendy Awards are back for another year of celebration. Cummerbund optional, but preferred. […]

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Restaurants

Collingswood Officials Draft Ordinance To Allow Craft Breweries

Breweries could bring alcohol to the previously dry borough of Collingswood. After months of gauging the town’s interest in having a brewery with a tasting room, […]

City Life

NYT Op-Ed: SEPTA “Censors” Controversial Speech

An op-ed in today’s New York Times accuses SEPTA and transit agencies in New York and Washington D.C. of “censorship” for policies refusing to feature […]

Restaurants

All The Best Stuff: Your Philly Beer Week Guide For Monday, June 1

Okay everyone, deep breath. We’ve all made it through the first weekend of Philly Beer Week, but things are far from over. For you happy […]

City Life

No “Conclusive Evidence” Boston Marathon Dad Mike Rossi Cheated in Qualifier

It has been a month since allegations surfaced that Montgomery County’s Mike Rossi cheated in the 2014 Lehigh Valley Health Network Via Marathon, the race […]

Citified

After Losing the Election, Ori Feibush Is Out of the Development Game

Love him or hate him, Ori Feibush has been the best-known developer in South Philadelphia’s Point Breeze neighborhood in recent years. But now he’s getting out the game. Feibush, who lost […]

Philadelphia Wedding

Elizabeth Johns is Having a Huge Sample Sale at the King of Prussia Mall this Week

If you have yet to find the perfect dress to rock on your wedding day, we have a feeling you’ll want to alert your mom and […]