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To millions of senior citizens and insomniacs across the country, Kevin Eubanks is the guy on The Tonight Show who plays guitar and laughs a lot. But the 48-year-old Mount Airy native has a killer musical pedigree that he’ll show off on Apr

Exit Interview: We try to keep this lighthearted, so some of these questions may sound ridiculous. Kevin Eubanks: Nah, that’s cool, man. EI: So as […]

Jonathan's American Grille is on track with its brick-oven offerings

Jonathan’s American Grille, occupying an unusual space on the Jenkintown-Wyncote train station platform, proudly announces its split personality: “Something for everyone” is its egalitarian motto. […]

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Swarmbustin’ Honey Allergy season has arrived, and Chester County honey maven Walt Broughton swears that a spoonful of his raw, organic golden syrup every day […]

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This lush reserve-level red wine is full in body and packed with spicy, meaty flavor. Io, pronounced “eye-oh,” is a cutting-edge wine made by Byron, […]

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Chef: Dominique Filoni Known for: The Main Line’s pricey Savona and defunct start-up Bianca. Now: Recently signed on at Lacroix at the Rittenhouse (210 West […]

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A six-figure budget. Hundreds of helpers. Giant art installations. A tentacled kraken. This prom is like no other.

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