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Apparently, some people get touchy when you derail a train in their backyard and spew hazardous chemicals that drive them and their neighbors out of […]
We spend a lot of time in these parts documenting and lamenting the decline of quality Philadelphia journalism, so let’s celebrate and give credit on […]
If you’d like to point out that we fought the Revolutionary War so we wouldn’t have to pay attention to the fertility of rich people […]
There was a time, less than two years ago, when The Daily was seen as possibly the future of journalism: It was, after all, a […]
Having been at this journalism game awhile, we’re pretty sure that the “Where Ya From?” feature in the Daily News is intended—generally—to bring a smile […]
A freight train carrying hazardous chemicals derailed Friday morning into Mantua Creek, which empties into the Delaware River just across from the Philadelphia International Airport. […]
Who knows how long this is going to stay up, but the Daily News’ Dan Gross, apparently worked into a lather Sunday night when John […]
Chef Sam Jacobson is leaving Sycamore in Lansdowne. Jacobson has been in the tiny but highly regarded kitchen for nearly four years and will be […]
If this isn’t an endearingly Philly headline, I don’t know what is: “Petraeus email trail has Philly link.” No matter what the big national story […]
The Philadelphia Daily News today unveiled a total redesign of the paper, complete with a new logo and and other design changes that try to […]
Yes, the election is over—but the schadenfreude isn’t. The latest viral sensation is White People Mourning Romney, a Tumblr filled with pictures of sad, crying […]
Now that Sandy has receded and the election is over, it’s time to turn our attention to another disaster: The incredible shrinking circulation of Philadelphia’s […]
Less than a week after learning that several Inquirer reporters of a certain age had been reassigned to other geographic areas, with full-time theater critic […]
The latest newsroom upheaval at the Inquirer has put most of the staff in a foul mood, but at least one of those affected appears […]
The Journal Register Company is the latest print publication giant to go up on the chopping block, with its owners recently filing for protection under […]