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Having snack options at the movies other than popcorn are great, but popcorn is still our snack of choice. And since it is National Popcorn Day, […]

I’m having trouble getting excited about vegetables today, but it’s not because vegetables aren’t exciting. Frankly, it’s because all I can think about is the […]

Dozens of local chefs were given bacon from 1732 Meats and asked to make their most creative dishes with it. They paired their masterpieces with craft beer […]

Heather Thomason, former head butcher at Kensington Quarters, struck out on her own last year with Primal Supply Meats. The whole-animal butchery service provides pastured, […]

Summer coming to an end is always a drag. But one of the few silver linings of the past few years has been that the […]

There’s been plenty of talk about the on-going project at the Divine Lorraine and how it will spark the revitalization of the North Broad Street corridor. […]

Just weeks after the Drug Enforcement Administration released a report claiming that heroin availability is up in Philadelphia when it’s down in most other parts […]

L.A.-based street artist WRDSMTH was in Philadelphia yesterday, where he left behind a couple of his iconic typewriter stencils in Fishtown and Kensington. The works […]

If you love cute pups and adorable love stories, we’ve definitely got the wedding for you. The lovely November wedding of Ryan Billings and Elias Mohr […]

Hold on to your latent circus aspirations, Be Wellers (only me?): Philly’s got a new outdoor trapeze school. Bucks County’s Fly School Circus Arts has officially […]

A water main break last December at G and Allegheny is still causing problems for Kensington residents. NBC 10 interviewed local residents who said repairs […]

This video, purporting to show Philadelphia officers in Kensington subduing a suspect with a certain level of force, is pretty interesting. Here’s what we really […]

Philadelphia Weekly reporter Tara Murtha was on the scene at the preliminary arraignment of Antonio Rodriguez, who is  facing charges of murder, rape, involuntary deviate […]

Sometime in 2014 (the developers are shooting for late summer), 150 or more Philadelphia area teachers will start making their homes in  what was a […]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1Vp7LgD1Ic Police in Philadelphia are looking for a duo that broke into a woman’s house in West Kensington, took her car keys, then walked up and […]