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Just Listed: Modern Trinity in Rittenhouse Square
This listing for a Rittenhouse Square modern trinity house for sale is so fresh, it only went active this morning. And the modern trinity inside […]
’Tis the Season to Destroy Lanternfly Eggs
This year, spotted lanternflies were everywhere. We saw them resting on our trees, cars and sidewalks. We were dive-bombed on our way to the park. […]
We Re-Created a Music Festival for Our Kimmel Center Wedding
If there’s one thing that competes with our love of food here in Philly, it’s our obsession with good music. So it’s no surprise that […]
5 Things to Know About Adopting a Dog in Philly
With rescue applications through the roof, here’s how to ensure yours is the winning ticket. 1. Be honest on all fronts. “There’s no ideal candidate, […]
Just Listed: Spacious Modern Townhouse in Northern Liberties
On the outside, this Northern Liberties courtyard townhouse condo for sale may not look all that much different from a host of modernist townhouses that […]
Here’s How the City Is Preparing to Distribute a COVID-19 Vaccine Once One Is Ready
After months of clinical trials, several vaccines for COVID-19 could be ready for distribution as early as December. Moderna, the Pfizer and BioNTech team, and […]
What’s Inside the Latest Issue of Philadelphia Wedding
The Winter/Spring 2021 issue of Philadelphia Wedding magazine is now on stands, and it’s chock-full of tips, tricks and inspiration for Philly’s newly engaged folks, […]
Just Listed: Renovated Trinity in Washington Square West
Among the various neighborhoods of Center City, Washington Square West is considered by many to be its most eclectic. Home to everything from subsidized public […]
On the Market: Colonial House in Berwyn Resort Community
Looking for a woodsy lakeside retreat but don’t want to have to drive two hours to get to it? You’re in luck. Buy this Berwyn […]
A Pennsylvania Judge Absolutely Eviscerated Trump’s Last-Ditch Election Lawsuit
The Trump clown car of hapless lawyers has officially concluded its tour of the Pennsylvania court system. Over the weekend, U.S. District Court judge Matthew […]
Philadelphia Fitness Coalition Forms to Protest Shutdown Without Aid
Last week, the City of Philadelphia launched new “Safer At Home” restrictions to curb the spread of the coronavirus amid rising cases that have led […]
Finally, Something Spotted Lanternflies Are Good for: Honey
This hasn’t been a good year. We don’t have to tell you that. This is the year that took away Kobe, ushered in a virus, […]
The Mummers Are Secretly Planning a Parade, Even Though Philly Has Canceled It
If you think back to the beginning of COVID in Philadelphia, you may remember that it started with a battle between city officials and the […]
This Cool Blue and Copper Synagogue Wedding Began With a Pre-Ceremony Snack at Zahav
Philly, we love food, amirite? It’s why countless couples hold their weddings, engagement shoots, and other festivities at restaurants and bars throughout the city — […]
St. Mary Nurses on Strike: We Need More Staff, or COVID Patients Could Die Alone
“I’ve wrapped more bodies, done more postmortem care on patients in two months than I did in 42 years,” says Jim Gentile, a 64-year-old nurse […]