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On Tuesday at the African American Museum, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter announced that the performers for Philadelphia’s 4th of July concert on the Parkway will […]
The power went out at 10 Rittenhouse over the weekend, leaving residents who stayed in town for the holiday without electricity for around 35 hours […]
Perhaps while you were out of town for the long weekend, the Cheesecake Factory signs were installed at 15th and Walnut Streets. The signs are […]
1. George Norcross lands the first post-win meeting with Jim Kenney. The gist: The Next Mayor has a juicy little scoop: George Norcross, the political kingmaker of South Jersey, […]
Members of the Newspaper Guild have launched a petition to pressure the Philadelphia Media Network — owner of the Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com — […]
Penn State President Eric Barron is calling for an “early warning system” that would help the university confront misbehavior at frats and sororities on campus […]
The Superfresh in Society Hill is near and dear to the hearts of nearby residents. So, it’s probably a safe bet that near-neighbors will be […]
Wildwood boardwalk t-shirts are big business. Sure, you think it’s all “Senior Week 2015” and “I’m not as think as you drunk I am” shirts, […]
Happy Memorial Day weekend, everyone! Remember how long this past winter was? Remember how cold and wet and gross and awful? Well that’s all done […]
Updated with comment from the Newspaper Guild. A possible strike by Philadelphia’s newspaper journalists has been averted, for at least a month: The union that […]
A video posted by Chris DeAntonio (@marinersax) on May 11, 2015 at 8:44pm PDT Shout out to Chris DeAntonio (a.k.a. marinersax on Instagram) for posting this […]
It’s Memorial Day weekend and the big news is strawberries! Now’s your chance to make that American flag cake that people seem to make every […]
Expect to see some much-needed improvements at two Philadelphia city parks in the near future. Glavin Playground and Pennypack Environmental Center will each receive a […]