During the televised broadcast of this year’s Mummers Parade, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said that he wants the parade to go from the “regional attraction” […]
Back in August of last year, the folks from Beiler’s Bakery (which I just mentioned in my very hungry, early morning post on how I […]
Want some concrete evidence of the strength of the high-end housing market in Philadelphia? Then read on for a tale of a new townhouse project […]
We’ve known for quite some time now that one of the last surviving 24-hour diners in the area, Little Pete’s, was going to have to […]
We had the Mummers Parade on all day at my house on Sunday, from the lousy acts at the beginning all the way through the […]
A new report predicts that Pennsylvania could lose at least one congressional seat in 2020.
Little Pete’s has a closing date. The diner, one of only a handful of diners left in Center City, has been told it needs to […]
I don’t believe in New Year’s resolutions. But if I did, I would only go for the selfish ones. Travel more, see more, take more […]
A Delaware County native was injured in an attack that killed 39 people during a New Year’s Eve party in an Istanbul nightclub.
Co-working spaces typically have several common amenities: meeting and gathering spaces, game tables, beer taps in the kitchen or even a pub room. The newest […]
2016 was a productive year for the Philadelphia 76ers, even if it doesn’t necessarily feel that way when looking at the team’s 15-65 record during […]
The Sixers closed off 2016 with a dramatic 124-122 victory over the Denver Nuggets, heading into the new year with a record of 8-24. The […]
The holidays are nearly done, the year is almost over, and if someone out there wasn’t thoughtful enough to get them for you, now is […]
I watch a lot of local news. Not only because it keeps me informed on the events of the day and on which programs are […]
As we close the book on 2016, let’s take a look back at the year in real estate and development. What were the stories that […]
