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Navy Yard’s Zoomer Partially Acquired

Food delivery service Zoomer, which bills itself as a “network for high volume restaurants,” has folded some of its assets into the Madison, Wisconsin-based mobile […]

Things to Do

3 Book Events to Check Out This Week

Jeffrey Sussman @ Gershman Y | Tuesday, February 7 Boxer Max Schmeling never officially joined the Nazi Party, but in 1920s Germany the Nazis touted […]

Business

5 Best and Worst Super Bowl Ads, Ranked by a Philly Ad Exec

What. A. Game. The Falcons started out hot, but the Patriots finished even stronger. They were not, however, the only big names duking it out. […]

Be Well Philly

Registration Now Open for This Sweet Relay Race Along the SRT

Remember the Schuylkill River Relay 50K? To jog your memory, the relay race — in which runners tackle 31 miles of the beautiful Schuylkill River […]

Property

Main Line Monday: Modern History in Merion Station for $825K

Colonial here, colonial there, colonial everywhere! The Main Line is a hub for 20th-century colonials, so it’s not exactly surprising that we found this one for […]

Be Well Philly

The Checkup: The Easiest Brown-Bag Lunch Ever (Bonus: It’s Under 400 Calories)

• Meal prepping is like a Monday morning in that most people dread it. But setting yourself up to have healthy lunches throughout the week […]

City Life

New Cracks Mean Commute Stress for Market-Frankford Riders

Cracks discovered in main support beams on two Market-Frankford Line cars have led SEPTA to pull a portion of the line’s car fleet out of […]

City Life

Amy Gutmann Is Brilliant, Boring, Inclusive, Safe, Distant, Warm, and Able to Stand on Her Head.

One afternoon in early December, Amy Gutmann, dressed in a puffy blue coat, exits her office and traverses Locust Walk to her next appointment, a […]

City Life

Grandparents Gone Wild in Philly

I was lucky; Cate Lux was able to squeeze me in for coffee. She had just returned from meeting her newest granddaughter in Oregon and […]

Shoppist

Day in the Life: Christopher Dodson

I wake up around 5:30 a.m. If it’s an OR day, I start my first case around 6:30 at the Rothman Institute. In the operating […]

City Life

The Best Thing That Happened This Week: The Death of Wing Bowl?

Last Friday was Wing Bowl 25. That’s right — a whole quarter-century of the leering men, lewd women, vomit and unbridled appetites that are the love […]

Things to Do

THEATER REVIEW: Magic by the Lake in EgoPo’s The Seagull

You can count on EgoPo artistic director Lane Savadove for interesting ideas, and there some knockouts in his provocative take on The Seagull.  The trouble […]

Business

Here Are Kenney’s Pointers for the Biz Community

At the Chamber’s 34th annual mayoral luncheon on Thursday, where hundreds of the region’s businesses were represented, Mayor Kenney made some promises to the business […]

Restaurants

How to Super Bowl Like a Pro This Sunday

Revolution Taco/Official Maybe you’ve got the most incredible buffalo chicken dip recipe known to man, or maybe you enjoy grilling in the cold. Maybe you’re just […]

Be Well Philly

Meet Breezy, This Week’s Adoptable Running Dog

Breezy, whose name matches his running style, is hanging out at ACCT — soon to undergo renovations, limiting spots for pups — waiting for his […]