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James Beard Finalists Being Announced

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Tale of the Tape: Mica

[imagebrowser id=28] Mica, Chip Roman’s second restaurant has opened in Chestnut Hill. The intimate restaurant is currently BYOB and brings a new high-end restaurant to […]

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The Agenda: Industry Nights & Restaurant Weeks

On the third Monday of the month Cooperage is hosting a “Food Scene” night. The monthly event kicks off this evening with hospitality industry folk […]

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Biba Getting an Outdoor Deck

Biba will be getting bigger as its outdoor deck has been finally received all its approvals. The deck will hopefully be open by the end […]

City Life

Death Penalty: Civilized Punishment or State-Sanctioned Murder?

Those who support the death penalty argue that it’s a deterrent, that it’s reasonable retribution, that certain killers deserve it, that it’s religiously mandated, that […]

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Stoned to Death in Pa.

John Joe Thomas, 28, is under arrest for the violent murder of Murray Seidman, a 70-year-old man who was found beaten to death in his […]

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Jay Bilas Doesn’t Know What He’s Talking About

Now that Temple and Villanova have been removed from the NC2A tournament, and most people’s brackets resemble Charlie Sheen’s personal life, it’s time to turn […]

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Celebs Spotted at GLAAD Awards

What do Philly native Tina Fey and Ricky Martin have in common? They both walked away with GLAAD Media Awards during a ceremony in New […]

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AIDS Turns 30

This year marks the 30th anniversary of AIDS as we know it. “The View from Here” is a special year-long series by the San Francisco AIDS Foundation […]

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My Very Own Twin Towers

Eighteen years ago, when my husband and I moved out of the city to a suburb in western Montgomery County that’s just a stone’s toss […]

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Weekend: Outside and Good Causes

Friday The weather is beautiful and you will be seeking an outdoor spot after work. if you’re heading towards the 13th Street corridor consider the […]

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Violence Has Always Been A Classical Anthem

Steven L. Scott II is in 10th grade at Mastery Charter School (Thomas Campus) and involved with Mighty Writers, a nonprofit writing program for city […]

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Eyeball Bender

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Farmers Cabinet Slideshow

We were lucky enough to take some photographs as the Farmers’ Cabinet prepared to open yesterday. [imagebrowser id=27] For more on the Farmers’ Cabinet check […]

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Tale of the Tape: Farmers’ Cabinet

What was once going to be the Grainery and then American Grain Exchange opened yesterday as Farmers’ Cabinet. We forgive the name changes as the […]