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Property

Hard Hat Tour: 1423 N. Myrtlewood Street

Most of the news you read on real estate and development sites like this one focuses on multi-unit projects that often take up the entire […]

Restaurants

Here’s What You’ll Be Eating When Harp & Crown Launches Weekend Brunch

There are two big changes coming to Michael Schulson’s Harp & Crown in the next couple weeks. First, the restaurant will no longer be serving […]

Restaurants

Pizzeria Vetri Square Pie Is Closing, Will Re-Open As A Normal Pizzeria Vetri

Marc Vetri‘s experiment in square pizzas–thick-crust, Roman-style pizza al taglio–lasted about six months. Opening in October in conjunction with the Urban Outfitters (who owns the […]

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City Life

Ellen DeGeneres Says She’s Shutting Down Walnut Street on Wednesday

Ellen DeGeneres will apparently shut down Walnut Street on Wednesday afternoon. 

City Life

Seth Williams Indicted on More Than 20 Counts

This is a developing story. Check back for updates. Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams shocked the city last month when he announced that he would not […]

Restaurants

New Executive Chefs at High Street, a.kitchen and a.bar

Yesterday, we told you the news that Steven Eckerd was going to be taking over the line at Pub & Kitchen–stepping into the position held […]

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City

Joe Piscopo May Actually Run for N.J. Governor

Donald Trump is just a celebrity. Or, rather, he was just a celebrity before he ran for president and actually won, making him the 45th […]

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City Life

School District Could Save $600M Through Repair Program

The School District of Philadelphia has announced an energy-saving program that it claims could yield $600 million throughout the next 20 years. 

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City

Penn Study: Arts Improve Well-Being in Poorer Neighborhoods

A new study from Penn’s Social Impact of the Arts project found that cultural resources in lower-income neighborhoods are “significantly” linked to better schooling, health, […]

Property

Trinity Tuesday: Double Feature in Fitler Square for $817K

If one spiral staircase isn’t enough for you, what about two? This home is the largest and oldest on the block – and rightfully so. […]

City Life

Pa. House Passes Another Cop Shooting Bill

A bill that would stall the naming of police involved in deadly shootings has passed the state House.

City Life

The City Wants to Put an End to Philly’s Electric Vehicle Parking Program

If you live in a major American city and you own a car, parking is, undoubtedly, one of your biggest frustrations. But imagine if you […]

City Life

10 Things You Love to Hate if You Live in Philly

Let’s face it, by default, we as Philly residents are often dubbed an irate group of people. After all, our lovely urban city has been named […]

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City

State Rep From Philly Wants to Drug-Test His Peers

Over the weekend, Congress approved a bill that would allow states to subject those on unemployment to random drug testing. President Trump has said he […]

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Restaurants

Today Is Free Water Ice Day At Rita’s

The best water ice flavor available to the Rita’s connoisseur is Swedish Fish. No, I don’t care what you say. You’re wrong. We’ve already tested […]