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The nationally-televised gesture was essentially a publicity stunt. But recognizing the founder of the Black Doctor’s COVID-19 Consortium is still a great idea. Here’s what needs to happen to make it a reality.
City Map Shows Inequalities In COVID Vaccinations in Philadelphia
Rittenhouse Square, Old City and Washington Square West are getting the most. A different story is playing out in North and Southwest Philly.
The Philadelphian Who Made America’s Hotels Posh
George Boldt’s Bellevue-Stratford set the standard for elegance, refinement … and chicken à la King.
Inside Philly’s Stealth Hunts to Take Out Deer and Protect Our Parks
We haven’t destroyed deer’s habitat; we’ve perfected it. Left unchecked, the local deer population would wreak havoc on the city.
This Pharmacist Is Using His Event-Planning Background to Vaccinate Thousands. In a Cape.
Mayank Amin, a.k.a Dr. Mak, went from planning huge, multi-day Indian weddings to organizing huge pop-up COVID clinics.
Longtime Philly Produce CEO Charged With Embezzling $7.8 Million
Caesar “Sonny” DiCrecchio allegedly used funds from the Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market’s operating account to pay for Super Bowl trips, horse boarding, and a $20,000-per-month summer home in Stone Harbor.
Everything You Need to Know About Philly Potholes
Why do some take so damn long to fix? How exactly do I get the city to pay for my car damage? These questions — and many others — answered.
An unfiltered, unvarnished look at what “till death do us part” means now.
Dolly Parton Will Send Free Books to up to 2,000 Philly Kids Each Month
Residents in one North Philly zip code can now sign up to receive free books from the singer’s Imagination Library program.
The Black Doctors Consortium Is Totally Self-Funded. Imagine What It Could Do With City Support
Ala Stanford’s group has vaccinated thousands of Black Philadelphians on its own dime. Here are four ways the city could boost its heroic efforts.
Inspector General: City Failed to Properly Vet Philly Fighting COVID
“Simply put, there is no question that the City of Philadelphia should never have been so closely aligned with PFC,” the city inspector general concludes, though he stops short of recommending any disciplinary action.
William Penn Only Spent Four Years In Pennsylvania, And Other Strange Founder Facts
The rest of the time, he was busy being accused of starting various riots, shopping for fancy clothes in Paris, and getting in lots of trouble with the authorities.
Pardons Board Votes in Favor of Former Eye Doc Who Went to Jail for Growing Pot
Eye doctor Paul Ezell went to jail in 2014 for growing marijuana that he’s always maintained was for his dying wife. This development puts him one step closer to getting his medical license — and his life — back.
The company is offering a lesson in adaptability and community partnerships during the pandemic.
That Movie About an Upper Darby Bar Is Actually Getting Released This Month
Now that the Main Line developer behind the movie landed a deal with IFC Films, you’ll be able to stream “Last Call” online — or watch it in a theater, should you so desire.
Philly’s Simply Good Jars CEO to Appear on New “Shark Tank” Episode
Watch Jared Cannon pitch his healthy meal-in-a-jar company to the famed venture capitalists on March 5th.
