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First-Time Find: “Location, Location, Location” in Queen Village
You love living in the city, but your first child’s on its way, and you need more room than you have in that stylish but […]
Poll: Phillie Phanatic More Qualified to Be President Than Donald Trump
Don’t want to vote for presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump this November, but not quite ready to push the button for Hillary Clinton? You […]
National News Round Up: Fried Chicken, Donuts and Duck Meatball Sandwiches
See that, Nashville? That’s what’s coming your way when Federal Donuts opens its first ever outside-of-Philly expansion in your town. You lucky bastards.
Someone Set Off Fireworks on the El
Lighting fireworks behind cashier's booth is funny? No. No it isn't. That's someone's mom working in there. pic.twitter.com/44kmKqrJSx — Thomas J. Nestel III (@TNestel3) June […]
Cambria Hotel Breaks Ground Before It’s Ground
No actual ground was broken in this morning’s ceremony at the site of the future Cambria Hotel and Suites on the Avenue of the Arts, […]
Where to Find the Best Food During Center City Sips
We are now a little over a week into Center City Sips. The drinks ($3 beer, $4 wine and $5 cocktails) are flowing and when […]
Some Awful Human Threw a Kitten in the Garbage
Kittens don’t belong in the trash. But that’s exactly what Upper Darby garbage collectors found yesterday, wide-eyed and blinking – a three-week-old kitten.
New Play Asks: What’s It Actually Like to Be an Immigrant
The current presidential saga has brought the subject of immigration to an unfortunate and incendiary head, but what’s it like to actually be an immigrant? […]
The No-Bullshit Guide to How Philadelphia Tests for Lead in its Drinking Water
Last week, British newspaper The Guardian named Philadelphia among a list of U.S. cities that “cheat” when testing for lead in the water supply. The […]
Ai Ramen Opens at Liberty Place
Ai Ramen opens today in the food court at the Shops at Liberty Place. The ramen, bao and sushi quick-serve restaurant is from the same […]
Jose Andres Comes To Philly
Chef Jose Andres is kind of a big deal. Actually, Jose Andres is kind of a huge deal. The Spanish-born chef behind such concepts as […]
Fetterman: Stop Calling the Soda Tax “Regressive” — It’s Actually Progressive
(Editor’s note: This is an opinion column from guest writers John and Gisele Fetterman. John is the mayor of Braddock, Pa., and a former candidate for […]
Former Sixers Assistant Coach, NBA Player Sean Rooks Has Died
Sean Rooks, an assistant coach for the Philadelphia 76ers and a 12-year NBA veteran, died Tuesday in Philadelphia. We are deeply saddened by the loss […]
Lacroix’s Jon Cichon to Host Pop-Up Restaurant
If you have always wanted a taste of what Lacroix is dishing out, but did not want to break the bank, your opportunity has come. For […]
Wedding Venue News: Doc Magrogran’s Breakwaters Ballroom Is Now Open In Sea Isle
Local restauranteur Dave Magrogan recently opened the doors to his 18th eatery—a Sea Isle City outpost of his popular Doc Magrogan’s Oyster House, located inside The Dunes […]