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Property Study: For 53 Percent of Philly-Area Residents, The Rent Is Too Damn High
If you’re young, you’ve heard it from your parents. If you’re not, you’ve heard it from your financial adviser. Heck, you’ve probably heard this advice […]
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Property Update on Two Big Projects at 15th and Chestnut
We’re seeing progress on two major projects that’ll radically change the intersection of 15th and Chestnut: Brook Lenfest’s long-discussed W and Element hotel tower right […]
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Citified The Brief: Attorney Says Black Pols’ Endorsement of Kenney Has Past Black Leaders “Rolling Over in their Graves”
1. Activists and Former Lawmakers from Northwest Philly Announce Support for Tony Williams After Controversial Jim Kenney Endorsement The Gist: A group of community activists, former legislators and ministers […]
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Citified Candidates Unimpressive at First Mayoral Forum
Philadelphia’s mayoral candidates assembled on a single stage Thursday morning for what was the first public forum of the 2015 election. It showed. As a group, […]
City Life The Day Scoop Jardine Stood Me Up at the City Line Hilton
JGT: Weston, where are you from? Weston: Jamaica. JGT: When did you move to Philadelphia? Weston: 2004. Before that, I was in Boston for four […]
The Scene HughE Dillon: Party at Atlantic City’s Dusk
When you think of summer, more often than not Philadelphians think Jersey Shore, and I’m not talking about MTV’s guido and guidette show. I’m talking […]
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Citified The Official Philadelphia Election Day Drinking (and Drugging!) Game
It may seem difficult to believe, but there was a time when all bars in Philadelphia — actually, the entire state — were closed on Election Day. […]
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City Life Milton Street Is Running for Mayor. Again.
Chris Brennan reports that 73-year-old convicted tax evader Milton Street plans another, spoilery, quixotic run for mayor.
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The Scene Oxford Mills Urban Oasis Grand Opening
Oxford Mills, billed as an “urban oasis for teachers and nonprofits,” held its grand opening last week in South Kensington, another step in revitalizing the neighborhood. Oxford Mills […]
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Property The Logan Hotel Will Officially Open its Doors on…
The new hotel replacing the Four Seasons at One Logan Square, The Logan, will officially open its fancy new doors on December 16, according to […]
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City Life “Hamilton” Tickets Are About to Go On Sale in Philly
You’ve surely seen the advertisements around town for the Philly production of Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s frenzy-inducing musical that will debut here in August. And if you’re any student […]
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City Life Cop Who Hit Woman at Puerto Rican Parade Sues Over Denied Promotion
There are some Philly characters who, just when you think you’ve finally heard the last of them, pop right back up again. Boston Marathon Dad […]
Foobooz Greatest Hits And What You Missed: Burgers, Butter, Bankruptcy and Nuclear Tuna
“Lots of eye-rolling went on back in 2008 and 2009 when Philadelphia saw a trifecta of grand steakhouses opening in a city (and nation) on […]
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City Life Landlords Crack Down On Philly Pope Airbnb Rentals Citing Legalities, Snipers
A lot of city dwellers are hoping to cash in on the pope’s visit to Philadelphia by renting out living space to the papal constituency, […]
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City Life Philadelphia’s Latest Crackdown: Tinted Car Windows
Check phillymag.com each morning Monday through Thursday for the latest edition of Philly Today. And if you have a news tip for our hardworking Philly […]
Study: For 53 Percent of Philly-Area Residents, The Rent Is Too Damn High
If you’re young, you’ve heard it from your parents. If you’re not, you’ve heard it from your financial adviser. Heck, you’ve probably heard this advice […]
Update on Two Big Projects at 15th and Chestnut
We’re seeing progress on two major projects that’ll radically change the intersection of 15th and Chestnut: Brook Lenfest’s long-discussed W and Element hotel tower right […]
The Brief: Attorney Says Black Pols’ Endorsement of Kenney Has Past Black Leaders “Rolling Over in their Graves”
1. Activists and Former Lawmakers from Northwest Philly Announce Support for Tony Williams After Controversial Jim Kenney Endorsement The Gist: A group of community activists, former legislators and ministers […]
Candidates Unimpressive at First Mayoral Forum
Philadelphia’s mayoral candidates assembled on a single stage Thursday morning for what was the first public forum of the 2015 election. It showed. As a group, […]
The Day Scoop Jardine Stood Me Up at the City Line Hilton
JGT: Weston, where are you from? Weston: Jamaica. JGT: When did you move to Philadelphia? Weston: 2004. Before that, I was in Boston for four […]
HughE Dillon: Party at Atlantic City’s Dusk
When you think of summer, more often than not Philadelphians think Jersey Shore, and I’m not talking about MTV’s guido and guidette show. I’m talking […]
The Official Philadelphia Election Day Drinking (and Drugging!) Game
It may seem difficult to believe, but there was a time when all bars in Philadelphia — actually, the entire state — were closed on Election Day. […]
Milton Street Is Running for Mayor. Again.
Chris Brennan reports that 73-year-old convicted tax evader Milton Street plans another, spoilery, quixotic run for mayor.
Oxford Mills Urban Oasis Grand Opening
Oxford Mills, billed as an “urban oasis for teachers and nonprofits,” held its grand opening last week in South Kensington, another step in revitalizing the neighborhood. Oxford Mills […]
The Logan Hotel Will Officially Open its Doors on…
The new hotel replacing the Four Seasons at One Logan Square, The Logan, will officially open its fancy new doors on December 16, according to […]
“Hamilton” Tickets Are About to Go On Sale in Philly
You’ve surely seen the advertisements around town for the Philly production of Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s frenzy-inducing musical that will debut here in August. And if you’re any student […]
Cop Who Hit Woman at Puerto Rican Parade Sues Over Denied Promotion
There are some Philly characters who, just when you think you’ve finally heard the last of them, pop right back up again. Boston Marathon Dad […]
Greatest Hits And What You Missed: Burgers, Butter, Bankruptcy and Nuclear Tuna
“Lots of eye-rolling went on back in 2008 and 2009 when Philadelphia saw a trifecta of grand steakhouses opening in a city (and nation) on […]
Landlords Crack Down On Philly Pope Airbnb Rentals Citing Legalities, Snipers
A lot of city dwellers are hoping to cash in on the pope’s visit to Philadelphia by renting out living space to the papal constituency, […]
Philadelphia’s Latest Crackdown: Tinted Car Windows
Check phillymag.com each morning Monday through Thursday for the latest edition of Philly Today. And if you have a news tip for our hardworking Philly […]