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You Can Now Bid on the Pedestal of the LOVE Park Statue
Going once … going twice … the trapezoidal stainless-steel pedestal that held the LOVE Park statue – and was thus captured in an incalculable number of tourist, newlywed and […]
SEPTA Trolley Tunnel Blitz to Begin Next Week
SEPTA has announced the dates for its 2017 Trolley Tunnel Blitz – the time of year when forces work around the clock to clean, maintain […]
Trinity Tuesday: Cozy Comfort in Washington Square West for $358.5K
It’s time to fire up your grill and get cooking! Lucky for you, this new listing may be the perfect spot for you to get into the […]
Schuylkill Yards Project To Include Major Community Engagement Component
Brandywine Realty Trust today unveiled another development to rise during Phase One of the Schuylkill Yards project. This $5.6 million project will build a stronger West […]
Here Are the Wawa Welcome America Road Closures
Philly has released a list of road closures for the 2017 Wawa Welcome America festival – and it’s quite extensive. The six-day festival, which kicks off […]
UD Cuts Ties With Prof Who Said Otto Warmbier Got “What He Deserved”
The University of Delaware says it will not rehire a professor who said Otto Warmbier – an American student who died after being imprisoned during a trip […]
Monday Morning TL;DR: New York Is Over
Yeah. Over. There always comes a moment in any movement, any scene, where the core dissolves and begins to spread. Think rap music and punk rock. […]
How A Piece of the Mediterranean Landed in South Kensington
Painter Jeannie DeCarlo, says broker Stephanie Somers, is “a tough lady. It’s hard to get her to laugh. But when she does, you know you’ve […]
PPD Searching for Hit-And-Run Driver Who Sped Through Crime Scene
Philadelphia police are looking for a driver who forced several officers to jump to safety as he sped through a crime scene early Monday morning in Juniata Park.
Where To Eat This Weekend: From Philly to the Shore
You’ve made it to Friday. You should celebrate. And whether you’re staying in town this weekend or headed down the Shore, we’ve got suggestions whether […]
12 Restaurants You’ll Actually Enjoy Dining at With Your Kids
Going out to eat with the entire family can be tough. High chairs, crayons, mac-and-cheese–these seem to be the hallmarks of what most people look […]
Deer Rescued From Delaware River Near Penn’s Landing
Philadelphia police rescued a deer in the Delaware River Thursday evening. According to CBS3, officers with the department’s Marine Unit spotted the deer stuck in a […]
Wolf to Veto Bill That Would Keep Philly From Taxing Plastic Bags
Gov. Tom Wolf said he will veto a bill that would prevent Philly and other municipalities from taxing plastic bags. The bill, which passed the […]
City Council Approves Major Reinvestment in Philly Neighborhoods
Philadelphia City Council has approved Mayor Jim Kenney’s ambitious plan to reinvest in Philly’s public spaces. Rebuild, also known as Rebuilding Community Infrastructure, would allocate […]