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Sixers to Pick Up Team Option for Hollis Thompson

The Philadelphia 76ers will pick up Hollis Thompson‘s option for the 2016-17 season, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the situation. The option, which […]

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City Life

Temple’s Provost Removed Amid Aid Funding Shortfall

Temple University’s provost Hai-Lung Dai was removed Tuesday amid a $22 million shortfall in financial aid, the Inquirer reports. Dai has been “relieved of his administrative responsibilities, […]

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With Just Days Until Deadline, Atlantic City Workers Preparing to Strike

Elaine Malloy has been a cocktail server at Bally’s for almost 26 years. She makes $8.99 an hour. “It’s a disgrace to work at $8.99 […]

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City

Activists: We’ll March on DNC, Not Just in a Pen at FDR Park

They’re planning a march from North Philly down Broad Street. They’re planning to assail the politicians in town during the Democratic National Convention. They’re even […]

City Life

2 PECO Employees Burned in Fire

A flash fire at an underground PECO substation on 23rd and Market streets sent two employees to the hospital yesterday afternoon. According to CBS Philly, […]

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City Life

Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Shot Wife With Crossbow

Police have arrested the man who allegedly shot his wife with a crossbow Sunday night in the Torresdale neighborhood of Philadelphia. Paul Kuzan, 40, was arrested […]

City Life

Pro-Immigration Protesters Temporarily Blocked I-676 Ramp, Got Arrested

Couple dozen @PhillyPolice here, #immigration protesters shut down expressway exit, @KYWNewsradio #DAPA pic.twitter.com/GdKJSwCoLm — Cherri “I'm Just Here for the Comments” Gregg (@cherrigregg) June 28, […]

City Life

Philly Schools Ordered to Pay $2.3 Million in Discrimination Suit By White Firm

A federal jury has ordered the Philadelphia School District to pay $2.3 million in a discrimination case that involves late superintendent Arlene Ackerman. The Newtown-based […]

Property

Trinity Tuesday: A Pure Example of the Form in Rittenhouse Square

If we wanted to be really obnoxious about it, we should leave those kitchen-in-the-basement trinities out of the running for consideration for our Trinity Tuesday […]

City Life

We’ve Not Found a Single Wharton Employee Who’s Given Money to Donald Trump

Donald Trump often mentions his educational BFF, The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.  He loooooves him some Wharton, where he received his bachelor’s degree in […]

City Life

Homicide Captain: Victim Was Killed in Fairmount Park

Police have made three arrests in the June 14th murder of 26-year-old Toy Charda Bryant of Chester, whose body was found handcuffed and stabbed in Fairmount […]

City Life

Pa. Senator Wants Abortion Regulation Law Repealed

In the wake of yesterday’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down parts of an abortion regulation law in Texas, a Pennsylvania senator wants to repeal a law here that works similarly. […]

City Life

Remembering Eagles Coach Buddy Ryan

Buddy Ryan, the Eagles coach who built one of the greatest defenses in NFL history, has died. He was 85. Ryan coached the Eagles for […]

Business

Yards Brewing Plans to Move Closer to Center City

The planned SoNo development, which was to have converted the former Destination Maternity headquarters in the 500 block of Spring Garden Street in Northern Liberties to […]

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Things to Do

An Electric Light Mural Just Arrived in South Philly

https://www.instagram.com/p/BHEGCFSj2MK/ A light installation titled “Electric Street” just arrived in South Philly, and it looks exactly how it sounds. The mural is the brainchild of […]