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Governor Christie Signs NJ Brewing Bill
On Friday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed into law legislation to help out Jersey’s craft beer industry. The bill Christie signed will help New […]
Guild Hall Brewing Company Launches a Kickstarter
Guild Hall Brewing Company, a brewpub opening in Jenkintown, has launched a kickstarter. Set to open in Fall 2014, the brewery is looking for your help […]
Village Idiot Brewing Opens Today in Mount Holly
Today marks the grand opening of Village Idiot Brewing Company in Mount Holly, New Jersey. The brewery is a 1.5 BBL (46.5 gallons) artisanal small-batch […]
To Do: Kombucha Brewing Workshop at Greensgrow Farms
If you’ve ever found yourself thinking, “Man, with all the money I’ve spent on kombucha, I could’ve bought a house! Oh, how I wish I […]
Boxcar Brewing Is Opening a West Chester Brewpub
West Chester’s Boxcar Brewing Company is opening a brewpub in downtown West Chester. The brewpub will be at 142 E Market Street, the former home […]
Rinn Duin Brewing Opens Today In New Jersey
I have to admit, I cringed when Jacqui Town told me at our first meeting, at the Craft Brewers Conference in D.C. last winter, that […]
Quick Bites: Chefs Moving, Chestnut Hill Brewing
Monica Glass: Photo by HughEDillon 10 Arts pastry chef Monica Glass is moving on. Unlike Jennifer Carroll, we know where Glass is landing (though we […]
Taste: Spirits: On Tap: Lancaster Brewing Company
Small-town breweries may be rare these days, but brewmaster Christian Heim and his partner, John Frantz, are doing their best to keep Lancaster Brewing Co. […]
Yards Brewing Plans to Move Closer to Center City
The planned SoNo development, which was to have converted the former Destination Maternity headquarters in the 500 block of Spring Garden Street in Northern Liberties to […]
Yards Brewing Plans to Move Closer to Center City
The planned SoNo development, which was to have converted the former Destination Maternity headquarters in the 500 block of Spring Garden Street in Northern Liberties to […]
Crime & Punishment Brewing Kicks Off Fundraiser with a Concert
Crime and Punishment Brewing Co. is hoping to put the brew back in the Brewerytown neighborhood of Philadelphia. This Saturday the potential brewpub unveils its crowd-sourced fundraising campaign […]
Exit Interview: Ali Larter
Cherry Hill’s hot, vibrant-haired Heroes star comes to theaters this month in Resident Evil: Extinction When we first interviewed Ali Larter, she was best known […]
Economic Segregation Alive and Well in Philadelphia
Philadelphia is among the most economically segregated big metro areas in the nation, ranking eighth worst of 51, according to a comprehensive new analysis by urban researchers Richard Florida […]
Smartphone Zombies Are Alive and Well in Philadelphia
The head-down zombies are everywhere. You can spot them half a block away. Unaware of the world around them, coming right at you; but for […]
‘Nickel Nnamdi’ Still Alive And Well
Call it a failed experiment if you will, but the idea of moving Nnamdi Asomugha around last season had some logic to it. With proven talents like Asante Samuel and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie at your disposal, you can sell the notion of Asomugha as a “rover” to try and create matchup advantages.
This season it’s a tougher product to pedal because Samuel now plays for the Falcons. If you’re going to be moving Asomugha all over the field, who will be playing left cornerback in his absence?
The answer at the moment is Curtis Marsh.