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West Philly’s Quinta Brunson Talks Calculated Journey to Career Success
West Philadelphia native Quinta Brunson has enjoyed great success in recent years, but it’s a result of decades of preparation, writes Nicolas Vega for CNBC. The creator and lead star of ABC hit show Abbott Elementary has won multiple Emmys, a Golden Globe award, and a Peabody award for work on the show. Brunson is,…
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South Philly James Beard Award Finalist Mawn is Led By Dynamic Husband and Wife Duo
Mawn, the Cambodian noodle house in South Philadelphia, is one of several food spots and chefs nominated as a 2025 James Beard Award finalist and is led by a dedicated husband and wife duo, writes Julia Binswanger for Billy Penn at WHYY. Phila Lorn, the 39-year-old chef behind the restaurant, is a finalist for the…
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Investing in Water Infrastructure Matters – Even When You Can’t Physically See It
Spring is a seasonal shift: We spend more time outdoors walking the dog, playing with our kids, or just enjoying our neighborhoods. But beneath our feet lies a vast network of infrastructure that most people never think about. But at Aqua Pennsylvania, we do. Every day. Much of our nation’s water infrastructure — pipes, wells,…
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Busy Isn’t Better: It’s Time to Think Smarter
At this point in the year, it’s tempting to keep pushing forward without looking up. But real progress isn’t just about moving faster — it’s about moving smarter. That starts with asking better questions. Take a moment right now and ask yourself: “What choice can I make and action can I take in this moment…
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GMercyU Launches New Online Graduate Programs in Nursing and Education
Gwynedd Mercy University — a leader in nursing, education, and other professional programs for more than 75 years — has launched three new online graduate programs in nursing and education. Starting in the fall 2025 semester, these programs will provide working professionals with the flexibility needed to advance their careers while meeting growing industry demands.…
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Meet Rashean Ramsue: President of the Alumni Association, Two Time Peirce Grad, Mother, and Full-Time Director
Today’s feature is Rashean Ramsue, President of the Alumni Association, Two-time Peirce College graduate, Mother, and Director. In 2018, Rashean attended a partnership information session hosted at her place of employment. She was previously familiar with Peirce and wanted to learn more about the college. She ultimately decided to enroll due to the adult and career…
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Pennsylvania’s Most Misspelled Word in 2025 Will Surprise You
Just in time for the National Spelling Bee, a new analysis of Google search data reveals the most commonly misspelled word in Pennsylvania this year: scissors. Yep — that tricky little tool we’ve all used since kindergarten is still giving adults spelling headaches in 2025. The data, compiled by WordUnscrambler.pro, looked at over 120 variations…
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Local Breweries to Release Limited Edition Kevin Bacon-Inspired Beers
Legendary actor and longtime Phoenixville arts supporter Kevin Bacon is releasing a limited-edition beer collection for Philadelphia breweries, writes Kristin Hunt for PhillyVoice. Titled Six Degrees Fermentation, the Kevin Bacon-inspired beer will be available on tap and in six packs across six Philadelphia breweries from May 28 to June 30. The beer itself is a…
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District Attorney Larry Krasner Wins Democratic Primary, Eyes Third Term
Larry Krasner was been declared the winner of Tuesday’s Democratic primary for the district attorney race in Philadelphia, write Carmen Russell-Sluchansky and Tom MacDonald for WHYY. He beat out his challenger, Pat Dugan, a former Philadelphia municipal judge. Given that there is no Republican candidate in November’s general election, Krasner will likely be elected for…
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Philadelphia to Host 2026 Craft Brewers Conference and World Beer Cup
Greater Philadelphia’s already busy 2026 events calendar just got even busier, with the Craft Brewers Conference getting added to the lineup, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Brewers Association is bringing its annual conference along with BrewExpo America and World Beer Cup to the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Center City. The four-day…
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4 New Breweries Will Soon Be Coming to Philadelphia
Pennsylvania has the second-most craft breweries in the United States, and a big part of that growth can be attributed to Philadelphia, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The growth in Philadelphia is continuing, as four new breweries and taprooms are slated to open in various parts of the city soon. Future Days…
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A Small Northeast Philadelphia Workshop is Responsible for Stitching American Military and Presidential Flags
If you ever see a presidential or vice presidential flag, know it was manufactured by a 13-person team in Philadelphia, writes Matteo Iadonisi for 6abc. A small workshop in Northeast Philadelphia known as the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support “Flag Room,” is responsible for the manufacturing. According to flag room supervisor Adam Walstrum, the…
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House of the Week: Beautiful Victorian in Roxborough
A beautiful Victorian home set on a lovely 4,104-square-foot lot, with four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms is available for sale in Roxborough. This charming residence blends old-world charm with modern comforts throughout. . . Among the standout features on the first floor are an inviting open living and dining area with a…
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Sheetz Stokes Wawa Rivalry as Limerick Site Inches Closer to Development
A new Sheetz could soon rise along Ridge Pike in Limerick Township, directly across from the existing Wawa, writes Evan Brandt for the Pottstown Mercury. At last Tuesday night’s meeting, township supervisors unanimously agreed to have their solicitor draft a resolution to approve the project’s final site plan. A formal vote is set for June…
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New Restaurant Offers Chic French Dining in West Chester
Jolene’s, a relatively new restaurant in downtown West Chester, offers residents a Parisian dining experience right in Chester County, writes Ed Williams for Maine Line Today. Started by restaurateur Josh McCullough, Jolene’s features an authentic French menu with sleek interior design for an elevated dining experience. The name was inspired by McCullough’s wife’s favorite cousin. …
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Meet the Philly-Based Licensed Professional Dedicated to Reshaping the Conversation Surrounding Mental Health
Since 1949, May has been designated nationwide as Mental Health Awareness Month to help increase awareness of mental health and wellness, and celebrate recovery. The conversation surrounding mental health has evolved drastically in the 76 years since this establishment. Here in Philadelphia, one licensed professional counselor is dedicated to ensuring the conversation surrounding mental health…
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EV-Ready Residential Tower in Philly Highlights Sustainability Focus in Luxury Real Estate
The luxury real estate market across the country is embracing sustainability in full, and an EV-ready residential tower in Philadelphia stands out as a leading example, writes Abby Montanez for the Robb Report. Developed by Midwood, the building at 210 South 12th Street embraces sustainability in a tech-forward way. The Center City residential tower features…
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Kensington Cocktail Brand Surfside Relocates Temporarily to Trevose, Builds Nationwide Momentum
Cocktail brand Surfside, from Kensington’s Stateside Distillery, is temporarily relocating its headquarters to a larger space in Trevose as it continues building nationwide momentum, writes Emily Goulet for Philadelphia Magazine. Stateside’s owners, two pairs of brothers — Clement and Zach Pappas, and Matt and Bryan Quigley — originally signed a long-term industrial lease on a…
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