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The Scene PHOTOS: Dîner en Blanc 2014
Dîner en Blanc was another magical night under the stars for which Philadelphians packed their own dinners (although some guests opted to order from Di […]
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The Scene Philadelphia History Museum’s First City Social
A beautiful Indian Summer evening greeted guests Tuesday at the Philadelphia History Museum’s (PHM) first City Social fundraiser which was held in their garden. Formerly […]
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Life & Style PA Road Trip: A Philadelphian’s Guide to Central Pennsylvania
I set my expectations purposefully low. The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania, I told myself. Seems a bit gauche. Stand on your own two feet, Pennsylvania! […]
City Life Black Panther Party Celebrates Anniversary in Philadelphia
Full employment. Decent housing. Enlightened education. An end to police brutality. Fair trials. Justice and peace. These goals constitute six of the points in the […]
The Scene HughE Dillon: Ovarian Cancer Awareness Teal-Gate at Trust
On Saturday night, Trust in Old City hosted a “Teal-Gating” in honor of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and the Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation Gala […]
City Life “Nordstrom Fetishists” Have Wrong Ideas About Center City Shopping
No sooner did HughE Dillon post this on Philly Chit Chat than I heard hearts racing from the Delaware to the Schuylkill: “I hear that the […]
City Life Will Philadelphia City Council Really Change?
Here, Philadelphia’s five most notable political stories of 2011. 1. The Mayoral Race That Wasn’t The biggest Philadelphia political story of the year was the […]
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Property Apartment Profile: A First Look at One Ardmore
Here’s an interesting paradox about One Ardmore, Carl Dranoff’s newest apartment building: It has too much parking. And if things go as the people who […]
City Life Philly Votes (Or Not): Pre-Election Speculation
1. Will Mayor Nutter be embarrassed? There’s no margin of victory that will make Mayor Nutter look good, but if a laughingstock like Milton Street […]
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City Life Ramsey Doesn’t Want Chicago Job
Good morning, Philadelphia. Here’s what you need to know today: Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey says he doesn’t want to be Chicago’s top cop. “My plans […]
City Life Is There a Republican Who Can Beat Obama?
Herman Cain is a great American success story. He’s also entertaining and refreshing, especially standing next to Rick Santorum. But let’s get real: Cain has […]
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Citified Judge Rules Milton Street Can Run for Mayor
The Inquirer’s Chris Brennan reports that a judge has ruled that Democratic mayoral candidate Milton Street can run in the May 19th primary.
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City Life Four Lessons Philadelphia Can Learn from The Simpsons
I’m not (necessarily) proud of it, but I spent most of my weekend with The Simpsons. At best, I’m a casual fan, but on a […]
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Digital Brands Reach over 1.8 million uniques across ten different channels of premium editorial content. Be Well Philly is a multi-platform destination for health and […]
PHOTOS: Dîner en Blanc 2014
Dîner en Blanc was another magical night under the stars for which Philadelphians packed their own dinners (although some guests opted to order from Di […]
Philadelphia History Museum’s First City Social
A beautiful Indian Summer evening greeted guests Tuesday at the Philadelphia History Museum’s (PHM) first City Social fundraiser which was held in their garden. Formerly […]
PA Road Trip: A Philadelphian’s Guide to Central Pennsylvania
I set my expectations purposefully low. The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania, I told myself. Seems a bit gauche. Stand on your own two feet, Pennsylvania! […]
Black Panther Party Celebrates Anniversary in Philadelphia
Full employment. Decent housing. Enlightened education. An end to police brutality. Fair trials. Justice and peace. These goals constitute six of the points in the […]
HughE Dillon: Ovarian Cancer Awareness Teal-Gate at Trust
On Saturday night, Trust in Old City hosted a “Teal-Gating” in honor of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and the Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation Gala […]
“Nordstrom Fetishists” Have Wrong Ideas About Center City Shopping
No sooner did HughE Dillon post this on Philly Chit Chat than I heard hearts racing from the Delaware to the Schuylkill: “I hear that the […]
Will Philadelphia City Council Really Change?
Here, Philadelphia’s five most notable political stories of 2011. 1. The Mayoral Race That Wasn’t The biggest Philadelphia political story of the year was the […]
Apartment Profile: A First Look at One Ardmore
Here’s an interesting paradox about One Ardmore, Carl Dranoff’s newest apartment building: It has too much parking. And if things go as the people who […]
Philly Votes (Or Not): Pre-Election Speculation
1. Will Mayor Nutter be embarrassed? There’s no margin of victory that will make Mayor Nutter look good, but if a laughingstock like Milton Street […]
Ramsey Doesn’t Want Chicago Job
Good morning, Philadelphia. Here’s what you need to know today: Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey says he doesn’t want to be Chicago’s top cop. “My plans […]
Is There a Republican Who Can Beat Obama?
Herman Cain is a great American success story. He’s also entertaining and refreshing, especially standing next to Rick Santorum. But let’s get real: Cain has […]
Judge Rules Milton Street Can Run for Mayor
The Inquirer’s Chris Brennan reports that a judge has ruled that Democratic mayoral candidate Milton Street can run in the May 19th primary.
Four Lessons Philadelphia Can Learn from The Simpsons
I’m not (necessarily) proud of it, but I spent most of my weekend with The Simpsons. At best, I’m a casual fan, but on a […]
Digital Channels
Digital Brands Reach over 1.8 million uniques across ten different channels of premium editorial content. Be Well Philly is a multi-platform destination for health and […]