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City Life The Ugliest Piece of Art in Philadelphia
It looks like a mistake. It looks like a construction site abandoned long ago and only remembered by a forgotten piece of twisted steel wobbling […]
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City Life Police: Repo Man Shoots, Kills Armed Man During Tow Attempt
This is a developing story. Check back for updates. Philadelphia police say a repossession driver shot and killed an armed man during an argument that occurred […]
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City Life The Eternal Lure of Devil’s Pool
IN THE WOODS OF Valley Green, just minutes off Livezey Lane in Northwest Philadelphia, the small, bubbling Cresheim Creek cascades into a basin that swells between […]
City Life The Danny Seo 4-1-1
On Alfresco“For my deck, all I’ve done is hang up LED string lights as cafe lights. They’ll burn out in about 15 years, and use […]
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Be Well Philly “Is It Okay to Kill Cyclists?”: Reactions to the New York Times Op-Ed
This weekend, The New York Times published a controversial op-ed and, boy, did it have people talking. In lieu of an online-comments section, which is […]
City Life The Ultimate Philly Weather Forecast
Let’s begin with the Doomsday Scenario. For the record, that’s my phrase, not Katherine Gajewski’s. But as Philadelphia’s director of sustainability starts to talk […]
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Birds 24/7 What They’re Saying About the Eagles
Here’s this week’s roundup of national media coverage.
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Citified Reading Viaduct Park Would Make Getting Around Philly Easier
Last September, after visiting the new Whitney Museum in New York, I climbed up to the High Line for what I thought would be a breezy stroll with gorgeous […]
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Property How Passive Houses Yield Aggressive Savings
How do you keep warm in your home in the winter? Do you crank the thermostat in the hall up past 78 so you can […]
City Life Fitadelphia: Inspirational Stories From Philadelphians Who Got Fit
Keith Adams 32, Phoenixville In June 2009, an admittedly unhappy Adams, a former high-school wrestler and Navy man, stepped on the scale: 313 pounds. “That […]
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City Life Your Guide to the Best Seats at Philly Sports Venues
Whether you’re screaming “Go Birds” with your 67,000 closest friends or rooting for the Phils from the upper deck, the perfect seat can make your […]
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Be Well Philly Outdoor Yoga in Philadelphia: Where to Do Outdoor Yoga in Philly and the ‘Burbs
Would it be a stretch to call this handy, giant guide to outdoor yoga in Philadelphia this summer season a masterpiece? Mmmmm, I don’t think so. […]
City Life PPA Sting Operation Shuts Down New Google-Backed “Ride Share” Service SideCar [Updated]
(Update: Scroll to the bottom for a response from SideCar CEO Sunil Paul and an official comment from a PPA spokesperson.) This morning, I was […]
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Things to Do THIS WEEKEND: The Giver‘s Brenton Thwaites and Odeya Rush at Cherry Hill Mall
Fans of all ages were invited to immerse themselves in the world of new book-to-film sci-fi flick The Giver, at a special event at the Cherry Hill […]
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Things to Do DJ Armin van Buuren Talks Career, Fame and Words to Live By
Last night’s Armin van Buuren concert at Penn’s Landing’s Festival Pier felt like a sort of religious revival pimped out with glow sticks, fog machines, […]
The Ugliest Piece of Art in Philadelphia
It looks like a mistake. It looks like a construction site abandoned long ago and only remembered by a forgotten piece of twisted steel wobbling […]
Police: Repo Man Shoots, Kills Armed Man During Tow Attempt
This is a developing story. Check back for updates. Philadelphia police say a repossession driver shot and killed an armed man during an argument that occurred […]
The Eternal Lure of Devil’s Pool
IN THE WOODS OF Valley Green, just minutes off Livezey Lane in Northwest Philadelphia, the small, bubbling Cresheim Creek cascades into a basin that swells between […]
The Danny Seo 4-1-1
On Alfresco“For my deck, all I’ve done is hang up LED string lights as cafe lights. They’ll burn out in about 15 years, and use […]
“Is It Okay to Kill Cyclists?”: Reactions to the New York Times Op-Ed
This weekend, The New York Times published a controversial op-ed and, boy, did it have people talking. In lieu of an online-comments section, which is […]
The Ultimate Philly Weather Forecast
Let’s begin with the Doomsday Scenario. For the record, that’s my phrase, not Katherine Gajewski’s. But as Philadelphia’s director of sustainability starts to talk […]
What They’re Saying About the Eagles
Here’s this week’s roundup of national media coverage.
Reading Viaduct Park Would Make Getting Around Philly Easier
Last September, after visiting the new Whitney Museum in New York, I climbed up to the High Line for what I thought would be a breezy stroll with gorgeous […]
How Passive Houses Yield Aggressive Savings
How do you keep warm in your home in the winter? Do you crank the thermostat in the hall up past 78 so you can […]
Fitadelphia: Inspirational Stories From Philadelphians Who Got Fit
Keith Adams 32, Phoenixville In June 2009, an admittedly unhappy Adams, a former high-school wrestler and Navy man, stepped on the scale: 313 pounds. “That […]
Your Guide to the Best Seats at Philly Sports Venues
Whether you’re screaming “Go Birds” with your 67,000 closest friends or rooting for the Phils from the upper deck, the perfect seat can make your […]
Outdoor Yoga in Philadelphia: Where to Do Outdoor Yoga in Philly and the ‘Burbs
Would it be a stretch to call this handy, giant guide to outdoor yoga in Philadelphia this summer season a masterpiece? Mmmmm, I don’t think so. […]
PPA Sting Operation Shuts Down New Google-Backed “Ride Share” Service SideCar [Updated]
(Update: Scroll to the bottom for a response from SideCar CEO Sunil Paul and an official comment from a PPA spokesperson.) This morning, I was […]
THIS WEEKEND: The Giver‘s Brenton Thwaites and Odeya Rush at Cherry Hill Mall
Fans of all ages were invited to immerse themselves in the world of new book-to-film sci-fi flick The Giver, at a special event at the Cherry Hill […]
DJ Armin van Buuren Talks Career, Fame and Words to Live By
Last night’s Armin van Buuren concert at Penn’s Landing’s Festival Pier felt like a sort of religious revival pimped out with glow sticks, fog machines, […]