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Philly: Here’s How to Get Free Street Trees for Your House — and Why You Should
Did this summer’s heat get under your skin? If it did, you can do something now that will make the heat more bearable next summer: […]
Thousands of Philadelphians Need to Fix Their Mail-In Ballots
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Fox 29 Strikes First in Silly Winter Weather Report Battle
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50 Years of Best of Philly: Politics
The first time Ed Rendell — district attorney, mayor, governor, lover of thinly sliced deli meats draped atop a fresh seeded roll — graced the […]
Puyero Is Bringing Arepas and Tequeños to University City
Howdy, buckaroos! And welcome back to the weekly Foobooz food news round-up. We’ve just got a few quick things to get to this week, including […]
Everything at This West Chester Boutique Is Black
Halloween feels like an appropriate time to share the scoop on a new store in the ’burbs that sells only black products. But if we’re […]
The Battle We Didn’t Expect: Larry Krasner vs. Elon Musk
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Kamala Harris and Anderson Cooper Descend Upon Delco Tonight
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Someone Give This Woman on South Street an Anti-PPA Hero Award
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CookNSolo Set to Open Jaffa Bar in Kensington … Tonight!
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The Top Public High Schools in the Philadelphia Region, Ranked for 2024
Some four years since the onset of of the COVID pandemic, Philadelphia-area schools remain busy addressing the learning loss that followed from lockdowns and virtual […]
John Bolaris Speaks at Basically Empty Donald Trump Rally
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When Your Favorite Restaurant Gets Political
I’ve been going to Lou’s in Norristown longer than I’ve been going to any restaurant on the planet. I was born in the working-class Montgomery […]
Is It Cheaper to Cross the Bridge for Booze?
Like most things surrounding wine and spirits, the answer to this age-old question is not cut and dried. Sure, if you check Total Wine & […]
Can You Talk Your Comcast Bill Down?
Once upon a time, when you felt your TV bill ballooning out of control, you’d call the cable company, threaten to quit, wrangle yourself a […]