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Lolita Launches Lunch
Beginning this Wednesday, August 27, Midtown Village’s Lolita will start serving lunch. Once lunch kicks off it will be offered Monday through Saturday, from noon to 3 […]
Newspaper Employee Fired for “Chinky Winky” and “Dinky Doo” Asian Slurs
Just a few days after Philadelphia Public Record publisher Jimmy Tayoun Sr. (pictured) shrugged off the Asian slurs that appeared in last week’s edition of […]
Ruderman Responds to Inquirer Takedown on Facebook
Wendy Ruderman, one-half of the Daily News‘ Pulitzer-winning duo whose work has come under scrutiny by the Philadelphia Inquirer, took to Facebook today to rebut […]
Copter Crashes at Jersey Shore
#BREAKING: Helicopter Crash in Court House. Check http://t.co/hK7mslm16l for updates. pic.twitter.com/DAiSAd332i — Cape May County News (@HeraldNews) August 25, 2014 NBC10 is reporting that one […]
The Relationship With Your Long-Term Shore Landlord Is … Special
The first time, we never dreamed it would last this long. Frankly, yours was just another duplex, one in a long line of joints we’d […]
Phillies Owner Sally Buck Dies at 83
Sally Buck, who had been part of the Phillies ownership group since 1981, died on Saturday. She was 83.
Watch Cecily Tynan, Commissioner Ramsey Take the Ice Bucket Challenge
Lots of local celebrities left to take the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. A few more dropped over the weekend. First: 6ABC’s Cecily Tynan:
Here Are the Taney Dragons on Today, GMA
Ahead on @GMA: Mo'Ne Davis and the @TaneyBaseball team are here LIVE! @Ginger_Zee is excited! pic.twitter.com/7MXf1QErDv — Good Morning America (@GMA) August 25, 2014 Quite […]
“Wannabe” Anarchists Taunt Police in West Philly
A pack of what some are calling “trust fund anarchists” crashed a peaceful Ferguson rally in Clark Park Saturday evening, then tried (and failed) to goad […]
Morning Headlines: Flipping the Conventional Wisdom on Renters
Kellie Patrick Gates parses a hefty city planning commission survey at PlanPhilly this morning. Among the findings that might surprise you if you still subscribe to antiquated notions […]
I-495 North Reopens After Summertime Closure
Commuters crossed I-495 northbound over the Christina River this morning, the first Monday commuters have been able to use the lanes since June.
Karen Heller Says Goodbye at Inky
Karen Heller, the longtime Philadelphia Inquirer columnist, is leaving that job to become a features writer at the Washington Post. Heller made the announcement Sunday […]
Cohen Says City Leaders Will Open Checkbooks for Pope, DNC
Wondering where Philly will get the money to pay for a visit from Pope Francis and to host the Democratic National Convention? David Cohen, vice president […]
Taney Dragons to Get Parade, National Media Tour
Fans welcome home Taney Dragons. http://t.co/aCIDkBQDDV pic.twitter.com/7eBw5kIsFz — FOX 29 (@FOX29philly) August 25, 2014 No, the Taney Dragons did not win the Little League World […]
3 Reasons the Case Against “Tainted Justice” Doesn’t Add Up
Something doesn’t add up. The Inquirer on Friday did something pretty unusual: It printed a takedown of the reporting behind the Daily News’ Pulitzer-winning “Tainted […]