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Where to Eat at the Jersey Shore: The Ultimate Guide
Everyone has their Shore town. Everyone has their favorite places, their secret loves, those summer-after-summer memories of ice cream or crabs or pizza that keep […]
Gaming the System
In 2002, Rendell had won election by making sweeping promises — namely, to reduce taxes and bring business to the state. But he quickly discovered […]
Can Philly’s Weed Queen Survive in the World of Corporate Marijuana?
The first man through the door had waited so long for this day that he collapsed, sobbing, in Chris Visco’s arms. Visco, co-founder and CEO […]
A Philadelphian’s Guide to Making the Most of a Socially Distanced Summer
Will it be the season you were expecting? Probably not. Can it still be great? Absolutely. From cocktails to playlists, street games to road trips, […]
This Chestnut Hill Communications Consultant Loves Her TV Shows and Life Time Workouts
Who I am: Jessica Lawlor (@jessicallawlor), 31 Where I live around Philly: Chestnut Hill What I do: I am the founder and CEO of Jessica Lawlor & Company […]
A Week in the Life of a Full-Time Student Who Teaches Spin Classes on the Side
It’s Spin Week at Be Well Philly! Each day, we’ll bring you the best and the latest on info on indoor cycling around Philadelphia. Stay tuned for more […]
The Matchup: Eagles Vs. Redskins
After the Eagles’ 15-7 loss to the Giants in Week 8, Chip Kelly’s message to his team carried a tone of optimism. The offense had […]
Can USA250 Make Philly the Star of America’s 250th Birthday?
I was 13 years old in 1976—not exactly a budding patriot, but a good enough student of American history by that point to understand that […]
The Rookie: Michael Carter-Williams
My knuckles are white as I grip the steering wheel, trying in vain to keep up with Michael Carter-Williams, who’s burning serious rubber up ahead. […]
Features: The Secret Life of Your Teen
She was walking across the sand, marching over the dunes of Avalon last summer, when she saw him. Them. Er, it. It involved Ethan, her […]
Politics: Honey, I Shrunk the Mayor
ONE NIGHT LATE last October, Congressman Bob Brady was home, waiting for the phone to ring. Brady seems to get involved in almost every sensitive […]
The Sixers’ Defensive Struggles and the Loss of an Identity
As the first quarter came to a close last night in Orlando, the Sixers were down, and down big. The Magic had just put a […]
Caitlyn Jenner, Rachel Levine, and the “Joys” of Womanhood
“It’s called a ‘lob,’” my daughter Marcy says a little shyly, turning to model 360 degrees of her new haircut. “For ‘long bob,’ you know?” […]
The Democrats’ Battle Plan for the Philly ’Burbs
Ryan Costello is being a good sport. He really is. The Republican Congressman is holding his second town hall this year in his suburban district. […]
The Kids Are All Red: Socialism Rises Again in the Age of Trump
It’s one of those final, bittersweet Fridays of the summer, and a dozen people are crowded around a picnic table at the El Bar in […]