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Just Listed: Contemporary Carriage House in Wilmington
I’ll wager that in 1923, when this former carriage house was built in Wilmington’s Highlands section, most of its neighbors didn’t exist. In fact, a […]
Meet the Rest of This Year’s Health Hero Challenge Semifinalists
Last week, we introduced you to five of the 10 semifinalists for this year’s Be Well Philly Health Hero Challenge presented by Independence Blue Cross. […]
We Traded Our 160-Person Guest List for an Intimate, Floral-Filled Backyard Wedding
Ah, something blue. It could be a shoe, a pair of earrings, a gift. But what if that something blue is the Big Day decor […]
On the Market: Gated Alley Trinity in Queen Village
The four-story — that is, three stories plus basement — version of the Philadelphia trinity house has an established order of rooms from bottom to […]
Hop Sing Laundromat Is Finally Reopening
Howdy, buckaroos. And welcome to this special Labor Day Tuesday edition of the Monday news roundup. I’ve got a whole bunch of stuff for you […]
A Bunch of Philly Fit Pros Are Coming Together for an Epic Workout Event at Bok
After over a year of… *gestures broadly at everything*, Philly’s fitness scene has proven that it won’t go down without a fight. As more people […]
North Philly’s Bilenky Cycle Works Makes Some of the Coolest Bikes Around
Stephen Bilenky, owner, founder and designer at North Philly’s Bilenky Cycle Works, has spent decades honing the craft of bike-building. Today, he and his small […]
Just Listed in the Poconos: Classic Foursquare in Milford
Milford, the Pike County seat, is one of the most charming towns in the Poconos. It’s also arguably the most historic one: John Biddis, one […]
Just Listed at the Shore: The Most Affordable House for Sale in Stone Harbor Right Now
Were this Stone Harbor cottage house for sale located just about anywhere other than Seven Mile Island, I might have headlined this “The Cheapest House […]
Photos: Flooding in Philadelphia in Aftermath of Hurricane Ida
On Wednesday night and into Thursday morning, flooding and tornados swept through and near the Philly region as a result of Hurricane Ida. The significant […]
On the Market: Rebuilt Rowhouse in Cedar Park
I share with many of you your dismay at seeing all these bland gray modern boxes that pop up in the middle of perfectly innocent […]
The Curious Case of Roxborough’s Nazi Flag
Last Friday night, Roxborough’s main community Facebook group overflowed with fierce debate over a singular photo: A Nazi flag. The flag had been spotted hanging […]
The Jersey Shore’s New Pickleball Festival Is Here to Make You Fall in Love With the Sport
Over the past five years, pickleball — a hybrid of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong that requires no prior training and caters to players of all […]
Just Listed: Classic Trinity in Washington Square West
Back around 1858, when this trinity in Washington Square West was built, Wash West had become one of the city’s most central — and varied […]
Meet Some of the Semifinalists for This Year’s Health Hero Challenge
Last week, we announced the 10 semifinalists for this year’s Be Well Philly Health Hero Challenge presented by Independence Blue Cross. To help you get […]