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On Tuesday, Philly Mag’s Victor Fiorillo noted his trash hadn’t been picked up in awhile, and made a dire threat/promise to dump his garbage on […]
Guilt. And contempt. Those are the two feelings that competed for my attention on Tuesday upon finding out the “SEPTA Mom” — she of the […]
This is my trash. It is sitting on my curb in Philadelphia. It has been sitting there since 6:45 a.m. on Monday morning, when I […]
One of the cruel things about gentrification is that it can be like wanting someone who doesn’t want you back. Those who face the impact […]
A few years ago, I told someone I lived on Frankford Avenue in Fishtown. Their response was to grill me on the status of then […]
A confession: One small matter that has kept me from feeling like a complete and true Philadelphian is that I have no loyalty — none […]
There has been considerable ink dedicated to chronicling the ongoing battle between culture and capital as Brooklyn becomes the epicenter of hipster chic. Of all […]
I’m not going to name the town where I live. Go ahead and feel superior if you like — if you and all your kumbaya […]
On Monday morning, the Nutter Administration officially announced what had been floated last week: Connecticut firm UIL Holdings Corporation has been selected as the buyer […]
Philly doesn’t have the best track record when it comes to negligibly constructed rankings of American towns. For three consecutive years, we came up dead […]
Huffington Post has listed 31 reasons Philly is the “most underrated city in America.” We won’t steal their thunder—go read the piece—but here are our […]
At some point in the last month or so, a series of billboards went up in and around Philadelphia, proclaiming Gary Barbera “Man of the […]
When I first moved to Philadelphia, I was 22, completely naïve and a bit stupid. I had spent three years of my life living in […]
Well, this is lame. All the other cities get monsters and hairy mean things, we got a guy with a broken mop and a cheesesteak […]
The indispensable PEW Charitable Trusts have released a big report on the decline of the middle class in Philadelphia. Here are five charts to help […]