What’s In Store: Nursery School
Nurseries are aptly named—as any gardener knows, plants can be as fussy as newborns, and keeping them thriving means lots of attentive, patient care. So […]
Cabinet Fever
The Lancaster country road that leads to Quality Custom Cabinetry, Inc., in New Holland is shared by cars and horses. It’s clear this is a […]
Local Talent: John Langdon
The Da Vinci Code hopscotches all over Europe, with its main characters fleeing an albino hit man as they search for the Holy Grail. But […]
Real Estate: Titles & Deeds May 2006
That HGTV crew trailing petite realtor-ista Joanne Davidow of Prudential Fox & Roach across Rittenhouse Square recently was following her up to the Sidney and […]
Market Report: Beyond the Pale
With the endless array of beautiful and sophisticated wall coverings available today, plain white walls are quickly fading into the woodwork. “People are mixing and […]
Real Estate: Race to the Top
Pent-up demand propels Philadelphia's new penthouse market. Nothing evokes the romance of urban living more than the word penthouse. And nothing, with very few exceptions, […]
Wedding Details: Get What You Want—Painlessly
Preparing the perfect wedding can be tough, especially when everyone has their own ideas about how your day should play out. Smart brides will find […]
Atlantic City Journal: The Schlock Market
Of the six heart attacks John has endured in his lifetime, two have happened at Trump Marina. That’s not the reason he and his wife […]
Green Thumb: Wee Trees
Lemon tree, very pretty. But will it grow in a pot on your deck? Indeed it will. So will apples, peaches, nectarines, cherries, pears and […]
Chatter: Pain! Cynicism! Alabama Mummers!
Last month, local filmmaker Tigre Hill finally released Shame of a City, about the brutal 2003 mayoral contest between Sam Katz and John Street. It’s […]