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Just Listed: Modern Rowhouse in Bella Vista
White is a very popular neutral color because you can pair it with just about everything. But interiors done up in nothing but white feel […]
Philly Health Experts Turn to Social Media to Fight Coronavirus Misinformation
With COVID-19 social distancing measures in full effect, it might be starting to feel like it’s just you and Siri against the world. Many of […]
Philly Coronavirus News: Main Line Grocery Store Worker Tells Customers “Go Away”
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. Main Line Grocery Store Worker to Customers: “Go Away” Earlier this week, we told you that Pennsylvania Governor Tom […]
Co-Living Comes to The Civic
When last we addressed the subject, two rapidly expanding companies had announced plans to bring “dorm life for adults” — a 21st-century version of the […]
Just Listed: Midcentury Rancher in Bryn Mawr
Some midcentury modern houses remain period pieces: they retain all of the elements of style they possessed at birth. Many of these have aged gracefully, […]
Philly Lawyer Sues for Defamation After Instagram Post Paints Him As Coughing Coronavirus Villain
People love to use social media to identify, catch, or sometimes just shame bad people. And so it was that two Philadelphians took to Instagram […]
6 Ways to Take Care of Your Back at Home, According to Philly Chiropractors
Going from sit-to-stand desks and proper monitor positioning to the comfort (and sometimes too much comfort) of our own homes isn’t always the easiest transition. […]
Coronavirus Wedding Diaries: How My Family Came Together to Make Our Backyard Elopement Still Feel Special
Nadia Jamil and James LaGrutta were set to be wed March 21st at her parents’ home in New Jersey. But as with many other couples, […]
What Quarantine With a Toddler in Jenkintown Taught Me About WWII, the Great Depression, and Grit
In another life – also known as February – I considered myself a homebody. I enjoyed a good movie night. I could lounge away a […]
Don’t Judge Me for How I’m Dealing With This Quarantine
Confession: A full month of quarantine has begun to piss me off. Like, annoy the absolute shit out of me. No, it’s not just the […]
Philly Coronavirus News: Governor Wolf Bans Unmasked Shoppers From Grocery Stores
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. No Mask? No Grocery Shopping for You! A few days ago, I visited a newish Giant grocery store in […]
How COVID-19 Is Affecting Teens According to Four Philly High School Teachers
Who knows kids better than teachers? That’s why we asked four of them at different high schools in the Philadelphia region about how COVID-19 was […]
Just Listed: Contemporary Townhouse in Manayunk
One of the more commonly lamented design elements found on new Philadelphia rowhouses is the metal-clad bay-window box. Popular with builders because they give houses […]
“I Don’t Know If I’ll Ever Reopen My Restaurants”
In the days after March 16th, as the reality of coronavirus began to hit Philadelphia in earnest, Tyler Akin of Stock and Res Ipsa connected with […]
This Bride Wore a Tinsel Jacket at Her Awbury Arboretum Wedding, and We’re Obsessed
This Sunday dinner-themed wedding at Awbury Arboretum photographed by Shannon Collins was filled with personality (Star Wars played a role), artful florals by the bride’s […]