This story was featured as part of our “On the Move” series in the March issue of Philadelphia magazine. Read the stories of more locals […]
The A-frame is one of the most popular vacation house styles in the country. They get their popularity because they are simple yet attractive, and […]
For too many years, the only memorial to civil rights leader Octavius V. Catto, who was born on this day in 1839, was a public […]
As I’ve noted in this space on at least one occasion in the past, and probably more, it’s hard to live in the Germantown area […]
As you begin planning for your Big Day, you’re faced with making choices that matter to you and your partner about your wedding. You make […]
“Hi, Mom! That company that hired me out of college? They went bankrupt. I need to move back home.” “Son? Dad here. Mom and I […]
These days, we’re all looking for unique ways to celebrate momentous occasions with a small group of our closest friends and loved ones. We’re taking […]
Last March, as Philly scrambled to adjust our lives to Governor Tom Wolf’s new shutdown orders, Drexel alum and Sharing Excess founder Evan Ehlers realized […]
Wanna get smart? That’s “smart” as in Maxwell, the famed Agent 86 of Mel Brooks and Buck Henry’s classic late-1960s secret-agent-spoof sitcom, Get Smart. But […]
For many college students, an internship can be an invaluable means of honing career-specific skills and building a professional network, paving the way for future […]
As we approach the one-year anniversary of the first confirmed COVID-19 case in Philadelphia, there are a host of subjects we now know more about […]
Why not go all out with your wedding theme? It’s your Big Day, after all, and you should party like you want to. That’s what […]
“New ideas need old buildings,” famed urbanist Jane Jacobs once wrote. If this Rittenhouse Square renovated townhouse for sale is any guide, modernist style also […]
Have you dreamed of living the country life, but find those suburban estates just not rural enough? There’s no disputing the truly rural nature of […]
Back in 1911, when the building you see in the photo above was built, Queen Village was one of the epicenters of Philadelphia’s Jewish community, […]
