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Sneak Preview: COOK’s October Schedule

It’s that time again. Time for all you clever grubniks to get an early, sneak peek at what’s coming up at COOK in October. I […]

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The Phillymag.com Pop Quiz for the Week Ending September 5th

The Phillymag.com Pop Quiz: Seven simple questions about the week that was. Are you a newser … or a loser?

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The Treemont Adds Brunch

The Treemont at 15th and Locust is adding brunch beginning this Sunday. Chip Roman’s Center City restaurant will be serving dishes like cured salmon rillette, […]

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WATCH: Two Young Women Lead a Liquor Store Beatdown

Watching this video, it seems like a critical piece of story is missing:

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Still No Philadelphia Veterans Parade?

The war that gave birth to America began with a Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia. Since that time, there have been wars to both amend […]

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Juniata College’s Ancient Book is (Sadly) Not Made of Human Skin

The New York Times reports that Juniata College in Huntingdon has dispelled a myth about one of the more treasured books in its collection, the […]

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Reserve Your Philly Style Bagels for This Weekend

Philly Style Bagels have been operating as an occasional pop-up out of Pizzeria Beddia in Fishtown on Sunday mornings. This Sunday they’re offering order half and full-dozens of […]

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

If death and taxes are two of life’s certainties, then produce seasonality is the opposite. Every week in this column we try to offer an […]

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3 Observations About Eagles Fans (From a Non-Eagles Fan)

Last year, while reporting on a story about football cuisine before the Eagles’ home opener, I crashed multiple tailgates all over the Linc lots, looking […]

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Terry Gillen to Announce Mayoral Run

It’s (almost) official: Terry Gillen will be making a run for mayor. The Daily News reports the announcement will come on Saturday morning in her […]

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Three Years Later, Sandusky Scandal Still Ripples at Penn State

The Jerry Sandusky scandal is apparently still taking a toll on Penn State. It’s not just the football sanctions, either. Officials at the university are […]

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Michael Nutter and Philly Jesus, Together at Last

And with this picture, Thursday’s re-opening of Dilworth Park became the best Philly event ever: Michael Nutter and Philly Jesus: Together at last.

Ellie the Portlandia underdog
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It Is Perfectly Legal to Kill and Eat Dogs and Cats In Pennsylvania

You’ve probably been doing most of your dog and cat eating in secret, ashamed to admit that as much as your pet Fido or Chloe […]

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Everything’s Coming Up Camden

Remember how earlier this week we told you that crime was dropping dramatically in Camden under its new county-supervised police force? Well, more good news: […]

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Ben & Jerry’s Coming to Rittenhouse

Looks like Ben & Jerry’s is returning to Rittenhouse Square. Ben & Jerry’s used to have a scoop shop around on 18th Street but that […]