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I was always warned against eating mushrooms because ” like, that stuff will blow your mind, man.” But on Thursday, April 30th, Kensington Quarters is […]
Good government types sure do love Philly Mayor Michael Nutter. Just months after Governing magazine named Nutter one of its “public officials of the year,” […]
If senioritis kicked in early when you were in college and you subsequently “forgot” to do the assigned The Death and Life of American Great Cities reading, […]
Is Lynne Abraham too stuck in the past to be the mayor of Philadelphia today? It’s a question that has dogged Abraham, who served as the city’s district attorney from 1991 […]
Hey brides, you’ll want to go ahead and clear your calendars for next weekend because Brides Against Breast Cancer‘s “Nationwide Tour of Gowns” is returning […]
What exactly did Philadelphia do to deserve TLC’s “Summer Block Party”? The short answer is that Northeast Philly resident Lisa Miller “won” a contest to […]
UPDATE 4/29 11:55 a.m.: Mike Rossi and his wife met with the school on Wednesday morning and says he’ll be on the Today show and […]
High Point Cafe in Mount Airy is having a pretty good spring. They recently expanded and opened a new wholesale facility at 6700 Germantown Avenue. […]
It looks as though there’s a mini battle happening between Market Street East and Market Street West. Thanks to projects at The Gallery and East Market, […]
So, Lynne Abraham essentially disqualified herself in the mayor’s race last week. She did so in such matter-of-fact, low-key fashion that I’m not sure that Philadelphians […]
Philly’s Marc Lamont Hill was on CNN Monday night with Don Lemon to discuss the rioting in Baltimore:
Say you you’re running errands and you need to stop into a store for five minutes to grab an item. Leave your kid in the […]
Universities around the city are rapidly expanding their footprint in order to give their institution the edge when it comes to attracting students and faculty. […]
Sen. Pat Toomey is among the Senate’s most-vulnerable incumbents in 2016, according to a new ranking. National Journal ranked Toomey is fifth most-vulnerable incumbent, but […]
On the morning of April 12, a handcuffed Freddie Gray was placed in the rear of a Baltimore police van. He was not buckled in. When he […]