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5 Ways to Boost Your Mental Health This Holiday Season
During the holiday season, everything moves at a faster pace. There are places to be and people to see and plans to arrange to make […]
Just Listed: Converted Historic Firehouse in Fishtown
“The Kensington Engine Company have nearly completed a handsome brick edifice, three stories high.” —News article, The Public Ledger, April 14, 1845 You are looking at that […]
On the Market: Ginormous Colonial Mansion in Malvern
Are you running out of places to store things? Is your attic ceiling threatening to collapse from the weight of everything you’ve stashed up there? […]
A First Look at the Nearly Finished Arthaus
Of all the places I’ve lived over these 63 years, the one I remember most fondly is an apartment I lived in over a store […]
Forsythia and Rex at the Royal Launch Industry Nights
We’re switching up our approach to Philly restaurant news here at Foobooz. (Sorry that sentence rhymed; it was an accident.) Today, you’ll see the artist […]
Just Listed: Rebuilt Bungalow in Oaklyn
You could say that David and Emona Vitarelli channeled Oaklyn’s past when they took it upon themselves to make over this modest bungalow there. After […]
Here’s the Scathing Investigative Report on the City’s Response to Civil Unrest in 2020
Nearly eight months after police tear gassed protesters on I-676 and in West Philadelphia, City Controller Rebecca Rhynhart has released a positively blistering investigative report […]
25 Talented Private Yoga Instructors in the Philadelphia Area
Whether you’re anxious about returning to group yoga classes, need a yoga instructor that can work with your schedule and location, or want to get […]
Philly Should Declare Racism a Public Health Crisis — And Then Do Something About it
Crisis is a term we often hear in conversations about things we perceive to be of grave danger to our lives or livelihood. When applied […]
Can Philly Recover? From COVID to Inequality, This Innovation Festival Is Dedicated to the Answer
Last year, the B.PHL Innovation Festival celebrated Philly’s future. The multi-day festival presented events and speakers (including big-name celebs like Tracee Ellis Ross, Questlove and […]
Democratic Control of Harrisburg Would Have Huge Implications for Philly. Can It Really Happen?
The last time Democrats in Pennsylvania controlled both houses of the state legislature and the governorship, it was 1993. Bob Casey Sr. was governor. Ed […]
I Was a Virtual Teacher This Summer. Nobody Is Talking About the Real Reasons Public School Kids Will Struggle This Fall.
“Make sure their cameras are on and they keep their mics muted,” my program director advised us on a Zoom conference call. “Even though we’re […]
State Liquor Police Have Visited Philly Area Bars More Than 5,000 Times In July
A roundup of Philly news. This article may be updated at any time as new information becomes available. Pennsylvania State Police Liquor Control Enforcement Officers […]
The Dolphin Tavern Returns as a Legit Music Venue With Legit Food
Welcome back to another edition of our Monday news round-up. Y’all ready? Then let’s get to it. View this post on Instagram A […]
We Used Rolling Chairs to Pull Off Our Socially Distanced Hora During Our Micro-Wedding
Flexibility has been one of the most important factors of wedding planning since early 2020, when the pandemic wreaked havoc on Big Days the world […]