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Wondering what you can do to help Hurricane Sandy victims? If you’ve already donated to the Red Cross and Salvation Army but are itching to […]

On the first Friday of every month after 5 p.m. between Callowhill and Walnut streets and between Front and 5th streets, the PPA offers free […]

This week, I can’t ignore the devastation from Sandy along the East Coast. I was raised a Jersey girl—Eric, a Jersey boy—and so we love […]

According to an elections official in Pennsylvania, there are still hundreds of polling places without power in the Keystone State. Ron Ruman—a spokesman for the […]

WHO Mendenhall Inn WHAT The Ultimate Chester County Bridal Event & Fashion Show WHEN Sunday, November 11, 12-4pm WHERE 323 Kennett Pike Route 52, Mendenhall […]

Are you ready for some football and really expensive political advertisements?! If not, you’d better get that way because President Obama’s campaign has purchased 60 […]

As I reported earlier this week, the Schuylkill River Trail and Schuylkill Banks made it through Hurricane Sandy relatively unscathed. But there’s still some clean-up […]

Remember that time you went to Sippin’ by the River and got so drunk your friends had to keep you from jumping in the Delaware? […]

“I hate that designer.” “That fabric shows everything.” “I’m uncomfortable wearing strapless.” “I look awful in that color.” That style doesn’t look good on anyone.” […]

Calling all lovers of chili both hot and mild: this Sunday, November 4, The Cambridge is hosting their first ever free chili cook off tasting. Fifteen […]

There was a moment against the Lions a couple weeks ago where it looked like Nick Foles might go in. Michael Vick was slow to the sidelines and the training staff had gathered around him to assess the damage. Foles circled nearby and as time ran short, he dipped into the circle to see if he was needed. He was not. Vick was going to be OK. Foles slowed his pace and resumed his normal sideline routine.

The routine itself  is interesting to watch. Foles is pretty active. He’ll walk over to give the offensive line a pat; will have a quick word for an assistant or one of the players coming off the field. He’ll peek over Vick’s shoulder as he and Marty Mornhinweg look at the stills. Back and forth. Waiting, watching, waiting.

It has to be an odd existence, being the backup — and all the more being a backup for Vick. Especially this season.

Marisa Magnatta, from WMMR’s Preston and Steve morning show, rappelled down the 20-story 1515 Market Street with Philadelphia Flyer Max Talbot to raise money for […]

Starting Saturday, November 3rd, La Petite Dauphine will be offering a weekend tea service. Beginning at 3:30 p.m., they’ll be serving up canapes, scones with fresh berries […]

A lot of Eagles players have grown weary of the talk. It’s not what is said during the week that counts, it’s the way they perform on game day that proves their mettle. It is a common refrain among the leaders in particular.

“You can only say so much and sometimes I get tired of talking,” said Michael Vick following the loss to Atlanta. “You get tired of talking and it’s more about letting your actions speak louder than your words.”

Ironically, this same group is hopeful that words will help save them.

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