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After Coronavirus, Will We Ever Go Back to Wearing “Work Clothes”?
I’ve always had a thing for uniforms. I liked the way they staked out identities even way back in middle school: I’m on the field […]
Philly Researchers Are Speeding Up the Clinical Research Process With Coronavirus Trials
Over the past month, researchers in hospitals across Philadelphia have launched as many as 30 clinical trials all aimed at finding cures for COVID-19. It’s […]
Coronavirus Wedding Diaries: We Planned Our Airbnb Wedding in Two Days
Center City duo Audrey Westerman, 31, and David DeJoseph, 32, were set to be wed March 21st at the Radisson in Scranton, with 140 of […]
How Philly Tech Companies Are Modernizing Coronavirus Clinical Trials
The basic tenets of the modern clinical trial haven’t changed in nearly three centuries, and on some level, that’s a good thing. Researchers today still […]
Comcast Center Steakhouse Sues Insurance Company Over Coronavirus Losses
The restaurant at the Comcast Center is suing its insurance company over coronavirus losses. No, not Jean-Georges. That’s the glitzy new sky-high restaurant at the […]
Why This Penn Surgeon Is Worried About Appendectomies and Shootings During the Coronavirus Crisis
Last week, Penn surgeon Elinore Kaufman wrote a moving op-ed in the New York Times entitled “Please, Stop Shooting. We Need the Beds.” In her […]
How Coronavirus Is Changing the Way Philly Shops for Wedding Dresses
The coronavirus outbreak has wreaked havoc on all plans for at least the next couple of months in Philly. Even the simplest day-to-day tasks — […]
ClassPass Is Helping Fitness Studios Amid Coronavirus Closures … Sort Of
This post has been updated. Note: We are not disclosing the names of fitness studios who contributed sentiments about their experiences with ClassPass. The anonymity […]
Coronavirus Has Mutated Into a New, Potentially More Infectious Strain
While the world continues to grapple with curves and waves of the coronavirus pandemic, it’s important to note that the virus itself is not new, […]
8 Ways to Support the Local Economy During the Coronavirus Shutdown
The COVID-19 pandemic will affect you whether or not you contract the virus; surely it already has. Among other repercussions, the pandemic is revealing exactly […]
Philly Restaurant Owners on How They’d Change the Industry in a Post-Coronavirus World
To operate a successful restaurant is to successfully hide its many flaws. “Smoke and mirrors” is what mega-chef/restaurateur and food TV personality Tom Colicchio called […]
Philly Coronavirus News: PLCB Liquor Sales Resume But Sound Like They Could Be a Big, Bungled Mess
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. PLCB Stores Now Offer Curbside Pickup During Coronavirus Crisis Here’s a brief history of the PLCB’s activities during the […]
Philly Coronavirus News: Jim Gardner Interviews Mike Pence About Philly Concerns
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. Mike Pence Addresses Philly Coronavirus Concerns in Jim Gardner Interview On Wednesday, we told you that the White House […]
Should I Shop for Groceries in Person or Order Them Online During the Coronavirus Crisis?
Ever since the coronavirus pandemic dramatically altered life here in Philly (and everywhere), I’ve continued making in-person treks to the grocery store. Over the past […]
Here’s What Individuals, Workers and Businesses Need to Know About the Coronavirus Stimulus Package
On Wednesday, the Senate announced its $2 trillion economic stimulus package, aimed at helping support individuals and businesses, and keep our economy afloat during the […]