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Why Chunks of LOVE Park Are Being Shipped to Sweden
Apparently, Sweden knows a good thing when it sees it – even if Philly destroys that thing, which, in this case, is LOVE Park (as skateboarders know […]
Here’s When to Avoid I-676 This Week
Alas, the time has come once again to avoid I-676 – the highway will shut down for construction three nights this week. The demolition of the 18th […]
Trinity Tuesday: A Private Oasis in Society Hill for $369.9K
If you’re the type who loves the excitement of city living but feels the need to get away from it all every so often, this […]
The Excellent Adventures of Digital Nomads Jason Batansky and Jeremy Albelda
It was supposed to be the anti-spring break. Not a last-gasp bender before adulthood, but a moment to pause and prepare. That’s how, two months […]
By Fare Means or Foul: Dueling SEPTA Key Reviews
We had two editors try out SEPTA Key, the long awaited transit payment card. One of them loves it.
What’s Developing in Your Neighborhood? This New Form Lets You Find Out
The whole point of the 2012 zoning code overhaul was to make it easier for builders and developers to build and develop in Philadelphia by […]
City Council Might Ban Waving Inflatable Tube Men
City Council will soon consider sealing the fate of Philly’s inflatable tube men – you know, the bright, blown-up guys that flop and flail all […]
Where To Eat This Weekend: Holiday Edition
With Memorial Day weekend here, summer has (un)officially begun. And while sure, a whole bunch of you will be heading for the Shore or points […]
2013 Collapse Victim Who Suffered “Guillotine Amputation” Awarded $95.6 Million
A woman who lost the lower half of her body in the 2013 Center City building collapse that left seven dead and a dozen injured has […]
SEPTA’s About to Get More Expensive
Pretty soon, you’re going to have to fish a little more dough from your pocket if you want to take SEPTA. The transportation agency just […]
Single-Family Workforce Housing Comes to East Poplar
Late on Wednesday morning (May 24th) in East Poplar, City Council President Darrell Clarke, Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority Executive Director Greg Heller, and representatives of BMK […]
Philly Groups Plan Toomey Town Hall – “With or Without” Toomey
Several activist groups in Philadelphia are planning to hold a town hall for Sen. Pat Toomey – with or without the senator himself. Indivisible Philadelphia […]
Drexel Frat Suspended for Five Years
A Drexel University fraternity has been suspended for five years. Tau Kappa Epsilon, located at 3421 Powelton Ave., was already temporarily suspended earlier this month amidst […]
I Love My Job: Jack Morey of Morey’s Piers in Wildwood
Though summer doesn’t officially start until June 21st, here in the Philadelphia area, we like to think it starts this weekend. So we checked in […]