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City Life

PHOTOS: Pulse, Dilworth Park’s Misty Fountain Art Exhibit, Is Now Open

Last month, we told you that Dilworth Park would soon become home to Pulse, an ethereal fountain art exhibition that we’re really excited to see in […]

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City Life

Say Goodbye to the Electric Factory: The Historic Venue Is Getting a New Name

The Electric Factory will soon be a thing of the past. Or, more accurately, its name will be. The historic concert venue in Callowhill has […]

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City Life

Philly Doc Wins Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit Against CHOP

Back in April, we told you about former Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) doctor Kaede Ota, who filed a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit against CHOP. Well, […]

Restaurants

The Bourse Food Hall Is Starting to Open

Just as the news about tenants slated for the newly renovated Bourse Food Hall trickled out over months, the stalls are finally starting to softly open, […]

City Life

How Did This Guy Get to Be a Head Lifeguard at a Philly Public Pool?

This is a developing story and may be updated at any time. Former Philadelphia public pool lifeguard Michael Daniels was arrested on Monday by the […]

Business

If Amazon’s Hiring Is Any Indication, Philly Definitely Won’t Land HQ2

Jeff Bezos and Amazon’s board of directors descended upon Washington, D.C. on Tuesday ahead of local appearances for Bezos, leading observers to speculate that the […]

Restaurants

Philly Restaurants Are Banding Together to Support Healthy Immigrant Communities

Philly’s restaurant community has stepped up its support of immigrant communities, and diners have another opportunity to taste something special while contributing to a good […]

City Life

What We Know (So Far) About How Hurricane Florence Will Affect Philly

Hurricane Florence continued to move toward the Southeast Coast as a category 4 hurricane on Wednesday morning, with expected landfall in the Carolinas by early Friday. Predicting […]

City Life

Activists Launch Petition Calling on Mazzoni CEO, Other Leaders to Resign

This story has been updated with a statement from Mazzoni Center. A week after 82 front-line staffers from Mazzoni Center signed a “call to action” […]

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City Life

Eagles Player Lane Johnson Just Helped Pave Philly’s Streets

Here’s yet another reason to love our Eagles players: They help repair our crumbling streets. Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson lent Philly’s street paving crew a hand on […]

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Restaurants

South Philly Barbacoa Will Be Featured on Netflix’s Chef’s Table

Netflix just released the lineup for season five of their much-lauded Chef’s Table series, and one of our own is being featured. Cristina Martinez, co-owner […]

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Restaurants

More Than Just Ice Cream Will Close This Month

This post has been updated.  More Than Just Ice Cream, the sweets spot and restaurant that’s been in business for more than 40 years, is […]

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City Life

Witches and Wizards Festival to Replace Chestnut Hill’s Harry Potter Festival

After Warners Bros. swooped down from its Hollywood castle to deliver a cease-and-desist letter to Chestnut Hill neighborhood leaders in June (threatening legal action to […]

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Be Well Philly

Philadelphia International Airport Just Added a Third Breastfeeding Pod for New Moms

Traveling while breastfeeding isn’t typically a great experience for new moms — it’s not like huge, public spaces are known for their quiet, clean, private atmospheres, after […]

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City Life

U.S. News 2019 Best College Rankings: Where Local Universities Placed

Some of us follow college rankings religiously. Others, not so much. For those who fall into the former category (or those who can’t help but […]