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Sandler’s on 9th Will Bring American Comfort Food to Washington Square

Upscale American comfort food is coming to The Franklin this summer. Paul Sandler, a general manager for The Palm in Atlantic City and Philly for […]

Philadelphia Wedding

PHOTOS: Jason Kelce Got Married in Philly This Weekend

Eagles center and Philly hype man extraordinaire Jason Kelce got married in Center City this weekend, and we’re extremely happy about it. Kelce reportedly tied with knot with […]

Restaurants

A Fine Dining Soul Food Spot Is About to Open in West Philly

Philly chef Barbara Devan is bringing downtown fine dining to West Philadelphia. An upscale version of Tastie’s, Devan’s soul food kitchen, will open this Friday, […]

City Life

Philly Won’t Have New Voting Machines by Pa.’s 2020 Deadline

Setting a goal for having new standards in place by the 2020 presidential election, Pennsylvania’s acting Secretary of State has asked that all of the commonwealth’s […]

Business

18 Apps Philly Biz Leaders Use to Be Productive at Work

If you’re stuck in a productivity rut, it might be time to try some new tools. Whether your email is ridiculously cluttered or your calendar functions more like […]

City Life

Pa. Approves Sale of Dry Medical Marijuana, Use of Cannabis to Treat Opioid Withdrawal

Those who are registered for the state’s medical marijuana program will soon find a new product on the market: dry leaf and flower. The state greenlighted […]

Business

Here’s Why More Women Should See Themselves as “Women in Tech”

Recently, there has been much discussion of increasing the number of women and minorities represented in technology. The discussions are shedding light on startling statistics […]

City Life

Starbucks: Manager Who Called 911 No Longer Works at Rittenhouse Location

The manager who called the police on two black men subsequently arrested for trespassing is “no longer an employee” of the coffee chain’s outpost on […]

City Life

SEPTA Broad Street Line Partially Suspended After Person Struck, Killed by Train

This is a developing story. Check back for more information. SEPTA has partially suspended Broad Street Line service on Monday morning after a person was struck and […]

Restaurants

Show Off Your Skills at Oyster House’s Shuck Fest

Think you’re slick with an oyster knife? Oyster House wants to put you to the test. On Sunday, April 29th, the Sansom Street institution will […]

Be Well Philly

Pennsylvania Among the 9 States Affected by the Egg Recall

On April 13, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) published a press release announcing an egg recall. Rose Acre Farms has voluntarily recalled over 200 million eggs over […]

City Life

Eagles Drop Daryl Worley Following Charges of DUI, Resisting Arrest

Eagles cornerback Daryl Worley’s homecoming ended before the Penn Charter graduate ever had the chance to strap on a winged helmet after the 23-year-old was […]

Restaurants

Drink Milkshakes at Joe’s Steaks, Help Save Milkshake the Pig

There are lots of animals at Kensington’s Greensgrow Farms. Cats, chickens, and ducks all roam there, but Milkshake the Pig has become the urban farm’s […]

Be Well Philly

You Can Get a Month of Just Salad With This $99 Refillable Bowl

Just Salad — an NYC-based fast casual restaurant with two locations in Phily — has been big on sustainable practices for a while now, and their reusable […]

Restaurants

Ask the Editor: What’s the Best Way to Order a Group Meal?

Welcome to Ask the Editor, a new weekly column by yours truly where I answer all of your Philly food and drink questions. Have some […]