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What if a table for one isn’t a sign of isolation, but its antidote?
This Cool Blue and Copper Synagogue Wedding Began With a Pre-Ceremony Snack at Zahav
Their Big Day took place on Thanksgiving Eve, so they gave mini pumpkin pies as favors.
Raheem Ikeam Myers Was the City’s 203rd Homicide Victim This Year. This Is His Story.
He was a man with children, a big extended family, and a faith that sustained him. In one of Philly’s most violent years, he became yet another casualty. His complicated story reveals how the city failed to protect him — and so many like him.
6 ABC’s Adam Joseph on His Winter Prediction and Why He Hates Coffee
The Main Line resident and meteorologist talks Cecily vs. Jim, coming out, collecting plants, and why his friends call him “Spitfire.”
Inside the Fight to Abolish Police in Philadelphia
YahNé Ndgo and other local activists have been advocating for years to get police out of Black communities. Now, is the rest of the city ready to listen?
Best Thing This Week: The Philadelphia Union Land Two Big Awards!
It’s official: Our MLS team is the best Philly sports team.
St. Mary Nurses on Strike: We Need More Staff, or COVID Patients Could Die Alone
Fearful of being shorthanded during a second wave of COVID-19 patients, nurses at the Langhorne hospital went on strike for two days this week. Caregivers at other Philly-area hospitals have similar concerns.
Lake Naomi Contemporary in Pocono Pines
Contemporary and traditional at the same time, this spacious house sits right on Lake Naomi.
Penn Is Enrolling Pregnant Women in a COVID-19 Clinical Trial. Here’s Why That’s Important
Of the 900 COVID-19 clinical trials launched around the world, very few have been related to pregnancy — even though pregnant women are more likely to have worse outcomes from the virus than non-pregnant women.
To Hell With It All. Take a Bath.
I’ve found it’s nearly impossible to be too perplexed about anything when you’re submerged in a hot bath.
French-Inspired Mansion in Newtown
A mansion worthy of a Gilded Age grandee, built about 120 years after the fact.
This Woman Claims She Was Sexually Assaulted By Her Boss at the Willow Grove Bloomingdale’s
Christen Goldstein Shafkowitz has filed a federal lawsuit against Bloomingdale’s, parent company Macy’s, and Roger Blazek, an executive who has worked for the company for decades.
There are thousands of reasons to feel bullish about the future of our amazing city — all you have to do is look around.
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NextUp: The Company Working to Prevent Respiratory Failure in COVID-19 Patients
NeuroRX has a history of pursuing treatments for illnesses abandoned by others. Their latest drug had been shelved for 20 years until they unearthed it this March.
Philly’s Gyms Don’t Have a Lifeline
As we hurtle into a second pandemic shutdown, Philly’s gym owners feel they’ve been given no choice but to fail.
Councilman Bobby Henon Proves Why Philly Gyms Need to Be Shut Down
A photo of the unmasked elected official working out inside a Northeast Philly gym on Tuesday — alongside a lot of other unmasked patrons — shows you can’t count on everyone following the rules.
With COVID-19 Cases Spiking, Philly Needs to Shut Down Completely
It’s time to get serious about beating this pandemic. The city’s new restrictions don’t go nearly far enough.
