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Property Morning Headlines: The Secret History Of Clark Park
Putting the spotlight on yet another lesser-known history of Philadelphia, Hidden City features Bradley Peniston’s insight into the man who gave his name to Clark […]
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Citified Clarke: Lack of Diversity in Some City Departments Is “Problematic”
Mayor Jim Kenney was elected last year with a very broad, diverse coalition. Once in office, he promised to make his staff just as diverse. At a budget hearing […]
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Property Friends of Clark Park: In Favor of 4224 Baltimore Development
The Friends of Clark Park issued a statement offering its approval of 4224 Baltimore, a new development proposed and designed by a team consisting of […]
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Be Well Philly Introducing the 2025 Be Well Philly Health Hero
After hundreds of nominations, thousands of votes, and months of waiting, we finally announced the winner of the 2025 Be Well Philly Health Hero Challenge […]
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Things to Do The Best Trick-or-Treating Blocks in Philly
Halloween in Philly isn’t just about costumes and candy — it’s about the blocks that turn it into a full-blown event. Every year, certain streets […]
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Be Well Philly Change of Plans: Philly VegFest Won’t Be at Clark Park This Year
A few weeks ago, we told you guys VegFest, the free festival celebrating all things vegetarian, would be making its way back to Philly June 6th […]
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Property Morning Headlines: Nutter and Clarke Make Plan for LOVE Park
After months of discussion, an accord has finally been reached for how to refurbish of JFK Plaza. According to the Inquirer’s Troy Graham, Mayor Nutter […]
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Property Living in Fishtown: A Neighborhood Guide
Believe it or not, there’s no fishing in Fishtown. Not only are the 19th-century fisheries that employed thousands of immigrants and gave the town its […]
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Foobooz Clarified-Milk Cocktails Are Having a Moment in Philly. Here’s Where to Find the Best
Philly’s cocktail scene is evolving thanks to a new generation of bartenders shaking things up. To celebrate the great minds pushing the limits of what […]
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Property Morning Headlines: New Plan for Proposed Condo Complex on Clark Park
A proposal for a mixed-use complex at 43rd and Baltimore on Clark Park presented during a recent Spruce Hill Community Association meeting was generally well-received, […]
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Things to Do Free Shakespeare in Clark Park Starts Tonight, Now with Peanut the Dog
Kathryn MacMillan is directing Shakespeare in Clark Park for the first time, and of course it’s the year when the show has a dog and […]
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Property Coming Next Summer: Apartment Development Across From Clark Park
It’s been months since we last revisited the mixed-use project planned for 4224 Baltimore Avenue, but we’ve now finally caught wind of new information regarding the long-stalled development: construction of the planned […]
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Property Clarke’s LOVE Park Plan: Too Much, and Not Enough, of a Good Thing
City Council President Darrell Clarke is floating a plan to take care of rehabilitating LOVE Park the same way the city is going about rehabilitating […]
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Things to Do Awesome Fest Starting Free Movie Series in Clark Park Tomorrow Night
Tomorrow night, June 26th, Awesome Fest and UCD are teaming up to kick off a new eight-week movie series in Clark Park that features no less […]
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Be Well Philly Mark Your Calendars: Free Glow-in-the-Dark Yoga Class at CorePower Yoga
The only thing better than a glow-in-the-dark hot yoga class is a free glow-in-the-dark hot yoga class. And, come January 6th, Rittenhouse’s new CorePower Yoga […]
Morning Headlines: The Secret History Of Clark Park
Putting the spotlight on yet another lesser-known history of Philadelphia, Hidden City features Bradley Peniston’s insight into the man who gave his name to Clark […]
Clarke: Lack of Diversity in Some City Departments Is “Problematic”
Mayor Jim Kenney was elected last year with a very broad, diverse coalition. Once in office, he promised to make his staff just as diverse. At a budget hearing […]
Friends of Clark Park: In Favor of 4224 Baltimore Development
The Friends of Clark Park issued a statement offering its approval of 4224 Baltimore, a new development proposed and designed by a team consisting of […]
Introducing the 2025 Be Well Philly Health Hero
After hundreds of nominations, thousands of votes, and months of waiting, we finally announced the winner of the 2025 Be Well Philly Health Hero Challenge […]
The Best Trick-or-Treating Blocks in Philly
Halloween in Philly isn’t just about costumes and candy — it’s about the blocks that turn it into a full-blown event. Every year, certain streets […]
Change of Plans: Philly VegFest Won’t Be at Clark Park This Year
A few weeks ago, we told you guys VegFest, the free festival celebrating all things vegetarian, would be making its way back to Philly June 6th […]
Morning Headlines: Nutter and Clarke Make Plan for LOVE Park
After months of discussion, an accord has finally been reached for how to refurbish of JFK Plaza. According to the Inquirer’s Troy Graham, Mayor Nutter […]
Living in Fishtown: A Neighborhood Guide
Believe it or not, there’s no fishing in Fishtown. Not only are the 19th-century fisheries that employed thousands of immigrants and gave the town its […]
Clarified-Milk Cocktails Are Having a Moment in Philly. Here’s Where to Find the Best
Philly’s cocktail scene is evolving thanks to a new generation of bartenders shaking things up. To celebrate the great minds pushing the limits of what […]
Morning Headlines: New Plan for Proposed Condo Complex on Clark Park
A proposal for a mixed-use complex at 43rd and Baltimore on Clark Park presented during a recent Spruce Hill Community Association meeting was generally well-received, […]
Free Shakespeare in Clark Park Starts Tonight, Now with Peanut the Dog
Kathryn MacMillan is directing Shakespeare in Clark Park for the first time, and of course it’s the year when the show has a dog and […]
Coming Next Summer: Apartment Development Across From Clark Park
It’s been months since we last revisited the mixed-use project planned for 4224 Baltimore Avenue, but we’ve now finally caught wind of new information regarding the long-stalled development: construction of the planned […]
Clarke’s LOVE Park Plan: Too Much, and Not Enough, of a Good Thing
City Council President Darrell Clarke is floating a plan to take care of rehabilitating LOVE Park the same way the city is going about rehabilitating […]
Awesome Fest Starting Free Movie Series in Clark Park Tomorrow Night
Tomorrow night, June 26th, Awesome Fest and UCD are teaming up to kick off a new eight-week movie series in Clark Park that features no less […]
Mark Your Calendars: Free Glow-in-the-Dark Yoga Class at CorePower Yoga
The only thing better than a glow-in-the-dark hot yoga class is a free glow-in-the-dark hot yoga class. And, come January 6th, Rittenhouse’s new CorePower Yoga […]