The Lokomotiv ice hockey team of Russia’s KHL was aboard a plane that crashed Wednesday morning. Former Flyers defenseman Brad McCrimmon is listed as a […]
A new report shows that the Philadelphia School District has some shortcomings. Ya don’t say! The report details the District’s lack of accountability when it […]
Yogis around the world will gather on Saturday for Lululemon’s annual Salutation Nation, an outdoor community yoga event. The hourlong session gets underway here in […]
Audrey Claire Taichman’s dream of a collaborative kitchen and classroom has come true in Cook, which officially opens on Thursday. Last night there was an […]
Catholic Schools Open Despite Teacher Strike. Kids attending Catholic high schools in Philadelphia will start their school year today without teachers—so, you know they’re going […]
Dear Kim, Although I am a bridal editor, I was bound and determined not to post anything about your wedding. The royal wedding? Well, sure. […]
Eating locally produced food–a 10,000-year-old practice that Americans have lately managed to rebrand as a sort of environmentally holy hedonism, enjoyed primarily by people whose […]
The last weekend of summer is behind us. Now it’s back to reality and back to the grind. Since I haven’t written any dessert recipes, […]
Politicians, lobbyists, environmentalists, and anyone else with a horse in the Marcellus Shale race will descend upon the Philadelphia Convention Center tomorrow and Thursday for […]
Since March, the Association of Catholic Teachers and the Philadelphia Archdiocese have been in negotiations over new teacher contracts. This morning, the union walked away […]
My friends thought I was kidding when I told them that on September 4th, I’d be cycling naked around Philadelphia. My mom asked if I […]
Daniel Kelly was found guilty of felony child endangerment after his daughter starved to death while in the care of her unfit mother. Now, his […]
Sunoco has announced that it will try to sell its refineries in Philly and Marcus Hook and—if unsuccessful—will shut down the facilities next July in […]
Last Thursday at the Wilma, the 2011 Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe was ushered in with the first show, the Philadelphia premiere of […]
Ah, autumn. Relief from heat waves, falling leaves—and delicious seasonal produce. Apples, winter squash, sweet potatoes and pumpkins are just some of the goodies ready […]
