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Big Snow Arrives Today

Looks like you’ll finally get a chance to put Philly Mag’s Ultimate Guide to Sledding in Philadelphia to the test. Snow is expected to arrive […]

City Life

Weather Watch: Philly Schools Close Early Monday

With a big snowstorm bearing down on the region, Philly school officials said tonight that classes will be dismissed at noon Monday across the district. […]

City Life

Body of Christopher Tully Found

Earlier today a body was found by Greater Philadelphia Search and Rescue (GPSAR) floating in the Schuylkill River, not far from the spot on City […]

Citified

Lynne Abraham’s First Campaign Video Stars … Lots of Dogs and Gandhi?

So here’s something peculiar. Lynne Abraham’s first multimedia foray of the 2015 election features her holding a lap dog and going on at some length […]

City Life

The 2004 Eagles’ Super Bowl Starters, Then and Now

It seems like only yesterday. But it has been nearly 10 years since February 6th, 2005 — the last time the Philadelphia Eagles appeared in the Super Bowl. That […]

Restaurants

Where to Get Super Bowl Sunday Takeout That Will Score Big

UPDATED: 1/30/2015 Patriots, Seahawks, football, blah blah blah. Look, we like football as much as anyone. But this year, owing to various regional animosities and […]

City Life

Cecily Tynan, John Bolaris Agree: A Big Snowstorm Could Be Headed to Philly

Let the panic buying begin, Acme shoppers! A clipper system is headed to the Philadelphia region on Monday morning, and our local meteorologists are starting […]

Citified

Nutter on Ori Feibush: “A Little Jerk With a Big Checkbook”

The second district City Council race, featuring incumbent Kenyatta Johnson and controversial developer Ori Feibush, is certainly living up to its billing as perhaps the […]

Things to Do

Marilyn Manson Shocks by Not Shocking, Just Giving a Damn Good Show

I wasn’t exactly thrilled to be going to the Marilyn Manson show at the Electric Factory on Friday night, the second stop on his Hell […]

Restaurants

The Dirt: What To Get At The Farmers Market This Weekend

Some weeks it seems as though everything on the market table follows the parable that if it grows together, it goes together. Sweet potatoes and […]

Restaurants

Because Who Doesn’t Love A Good Sandwich?

If you happen to be in the neighborhood tonight, Justin Swain of Rex 1516 is testing out his new pit beef sandwiches. That’s tri-tip steak […]

Property

The Crane Is Going Up at 1919 Market Right NOW

Name one thing that gets a development nerd (ourselves wholeheartedly included in that category) more excited than a towering crane being installed at a construction […]

Restaurants

Brauhaus Schmitz Chef Releases Cookbook

Brauhaus Schmitz executive chef, Jeremy Nolen, and pastry chef, Jessica Nolen, release their first cookbook this Tuesday, January 27. But if you’re eager to get […]

Restaurants

Restaurant Week Alternative: Jet Wine Bar

Jet Wine Bar is currently celebrating customer appreciation week. Order any customer favorites and a pairing drink and receive 20% off. This includes pairings like prosecco and […]

Citified

Our Vacuous Mayoral Campaign

There is, at last, drama and action in the mayor’s race. Still conspicuously missing, however, is any talk at all of policy, of governing, of, you […]