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South Philly Barbacoa’s Benjamin Miller Hosting Right to Work Events

South Philly Barbacoa’s Benjamin Miller has been a vocal supporter of immigrant restaurant workers and he is going to be hosting a series of events to […]

Property

Venice Island Transformation Receives 2015 Groundbreaker Award

Seems like yesterday that the Venice Island Performing Arts Center in Manayunk had its grand unveiling. Point in fact, it and its surrounding renewal, which involved infrastructure, […]

Citified

Philly’s Political Elders Lament the Lack of Millennials Running for Office

Mayor Michael Nutter is in that glorious final phase of his tenure where he’s calling things exactly as he sees them. With seven weeks left […]

City Life

WATCH: College Protesters: “We Are #Mizzou”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtPhOnOUPaY A crowd of about 300 took to the middle of Broad Street Thursday evening to make a point about student debt and racial inequality. […]

Property

Property’s Photo of the Week: You’ve Got to Have Guts to Clean Certain Philly Windows

A photo posted by Robert Mann (@rcmannjr) on Nov 9, 2015 at 11:03am PST We’ve got to hand it to Philadelphia’s window washers and façade […]

The Scene

Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show

The Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show kicked off its 39th year with a glitzy gala on Wednesday night. Ellen Caplan, chair of this year’s […]

City Life

Cecily Tynan Beats Hurricane Schwartz in Long-Range Winter Forecast Battle

Thursday was pretty much the Super Bowl of the local weather wars, with 6 ABC gale force goddess Cecily Tynan delivering her yearly Winter Weather […]

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SEPTA Opening First New Train Station in 20 Years

Montgomery County rail riders, rejoice! This Sunday, SEPTA is opening a new regional rail station. The Lansdale/Doylestown Line will begin operating on a new schedule […]

City Life

Weekly Sixers Roundup: Debating The Process

Every week we’ll collect some of the stories being written about the Philadelphia 76ers. You can check out previous roundups here. This week saw more […]

City Life

Agent Who Bugged Street’s Office Speaks Out

Good morning, Philadelphia, and National Indian Pudding Day. Here’s what you should know today: The former FBI agent who bugged John Street’s office in a […]

Philadelphia Wedding

Ask the Expert: What’s the Best Way to Collect Our Guests’ Mailing Addresses?

Question: I’ll soon have to provide our calligrapher with a list of our guests’ mailing addresses, but I only have a handful of them. What’s the best […]

City Life

City Council Women to DA: Fire Porngate Prosecutors

This morning, as promised, the Philadelphia chapter of the National Organization for Women held a press conference in City Council’s Caucus room in City Hall […]

City Life

How Penn Just Ushered In the Apocalypse

We saw the writing (ha!) on the wall back in May, when Penn announced it would no longer be considering applicants’ scores on the essay […]

City Life

Massive Lawsuit Filed Against AG Kathleen Kane, Daily News

A group of former prosecutors involved in the Pennsylvania porngate scandal have sued Pennsylvania attorney general Kathleen Kane, Philadelphia Media Network — as well as […]

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Franklin Square’s Holiday Festivities Kick Off Tonight

You know how you feel like Franklin Square is just oh-so-adorable and you always mean to get there for some of their seasonal events but […]