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1. Philadelphia’s hotels were more booked last month than during any other June since 1993. The gist: The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that Center City’s hotel occupancy rates “reached 89.4 percent in […]
Can we have a brief conversation about July 4th being on a Wednesday? We’re all getting jipped. Pretty much no one has Monday and Tuesday […]
Last week I drew criticism from some in the state’s business community for daring to suggest that the decision to potentially turn essential public services […]
It seems clear that the Occupy Philly/Wall Street/Oakland/Atlanta/EVERYWHERE movement is headed to the Supreme Court. What started as a movement to protest the economic disparity […]
Given all the hubbub last week over Obama’s dismal jobs report, you could be forgiven for missing a juicy nugget of local news: a modest proposal […]
One thing that separates magazine journalism from newspaper journalism is point of view. That is, while newspaper reporters generally strive for objectivity and balance in […]
As if it weren’t bad enough that one of the Republican presidential hopefuls, Herman Cain, has based his economic platform on the video game Sim […]
Welcome to Sweat Diaries, Be Well Philly’s look at the time, energy, and money people invest in pursuit of a healthy lifestyle in Philly. For […]
Ray Lewis—the 60-year-old former captain in the Philadelphia Police Department who was arrested during an Occupy Wall Street demonstration—was protesting with Occupy Philly today at […]
Last night, Mayor Michael Bloomberg orchestrated an eviction of Occupy Wall Street protesters from Zuccotti Park in New York City. Before police were able to […]
Hotels across the Delaware Valley will host about 6,000 delegates and supporters during the Democratic National Convention this July. But some Bernie supporters are looking to […]
United States Representative Eric Cantor was scheduled to speak at the Wharton School of Business today, but has canceled his speech after Occupy Philly protesters […]
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie had a little run in with the valiant protesters of Occupy Des Moines while out in Iowa stumping for Mitt […]
Occupy Philly protesters marched down 18th Street a little while ago to converge at Comcast headquarters on JFK Boulevard. They staged a sit-in and two […]
Silly me. My career went into a ditch at the start of the Great Recession when I traded a good job and a comfortable income […]