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It may seem like an odd reaction to the verdicts in the City Hall trial — especially coming from me — but I’m not at […]

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ASK THE CITIZENS of Philadelphia to pinpoint the movers and shakers behind University City’s renaissance in the past decade — a renaissance that’s seen houses […]

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Spiky artichokes can be intimidating — to cook and to eat. But this get-the-grill-going recipe from chefs Evan Turney and Mackenzie Hilton, of Center City’s […]

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Post-COVID, Does Center City Have a Future?

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Judee von Seldeneck, Michael Nutter’s point woman to fill top-level city posts, has built a worldwide executive recruiting company

I AM BEING seduced by Judee von ­Seldeneck. This comes as something of a surprise, considering she is probably 20 years my senior, is married, […]

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A spicy Bavarian-style with aromas that evoke freshly baked banana bread—what more can you ask for in a wheat beer?

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The legendary Inquirer alum returns with a new book, The Soloist

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