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“They don’t build ’em like they used to.” You often hear people say this when contemplating some grand old Victorian house, or one of those […]
Spring is well under way, and with it comes blooming flowers and a fresh, light quality to the air. And this Cairnwood wedding for two […]
The other day, I reached into my shower and turned the knob all the way to cold. I inhaled and gingerly stepped into the biting, […]
It started as a straightforward job: In late 2018, designer Lisa Furey was tasked with remodeling the kitchen in a Haverford home that a client […]
New Yorkers and Philadelphians have been coming to vacation in the Poconos since the 1890s, but where they stayed while on vacation has changed dramatically […]
Newly vaccinated and looking for a fun outdoor activity to try this spring? Starting April 30th, a new retro-inspired roller rink will be open at […]
“NextUp” is a weekly NextHealth PHL feature that highlights the local leaders, organizations and research shaping the Greater Philadelphia region’s life sciences ecosystem. Email ccunningham@phillymag.com […]
For some of us, Philly sports have been a much-needed distraction — and a rare source of pleasure — over the past year. But as […]
Proponents of “strong towns” argue that the way we have come to build our suburbs makes them less sustainable, less affordable and less convenient. One […]
If you pay attention to restaurants in Philly, you may have noticed the recent proliferation of ghost kitchens. You may have also wondered what a […]
Whatever else you might say about the townhouses at the Moderna at Rittenhouse townhouse community, the one thing you can’t say about them is that […]
In February, we told you the beloved Philadelphia Distance Run — a half marathon that was hosted in Philly from 1978 to 2009 — would […]
Ala Stanford seemed really surprised on Monday morning when Good Morning America presented her with an Ala Stanford street sign, telling her that a North […]
Most people here, when asked what Colonial Philadelphia must have looked like, will probably point to some block or other in Society Hill. But truth […]
On Monday morning, Germantown Academy fired high-school Spanish teacher Reed Skoug after a former student came forward with allegations that she sexually abused him while […]