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If You’re a Fan of British Food, These Philadelphia Food Spots Are the Places To Go
There are several restaurants in Philadelphia that offer good British food that have been given the stamp of approval by a native Brit, Chloé Pantazi-Wolber of Philadelphia Magazine. The Black Squirrel Pub and Haunt in East Falls is an elevated take on a British pub. It offers a menu created by Chef Arthur Cavaliere with…
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Rival Bros. Coffee Opens New Shop in Brewerytown
Rival Bros. Coffee has opened its third Philadelphia location at the renovated building in Brewerytown that previously housed a cold storage facility, writes Michael Tanenbaum for PhillyVoice. Located at 31st and Jefferson streets, the building used to be owned by F.A. Poth Brewery. The design of the new shop is to reflect the industrial history…
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75-Year-Old Educator Affectionately Known As ‘Grandma,’ Named Top Substitute Teacher in the Region
Annie Gadson, a long-time former district teacher, was recently honored with an unexpected award, writes Mike DeNardo for KYW Newsradio. During a surprise assembly at Paul Robeson High School in West Philadelphia, Gadson — affectionately known by her students as “grandma” — was honored as the most outstanding substitute teacher in the region. “I am…
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Pennsylvania Set to Join Majority of States That Ban Cell Phone Use While Driving
After nearly two decades of pressing for the measure, Gov. Josh Shapiro is preparing to sign the bill that will ban cellphone use while driving for almost any purpose, according to a staff report from The Keystone. Shapiro first introduced a similar bill 18 years ago when he served in the state House of Representatives…
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15 Fun Places to Go After Visiting Longwood Gardens in 2024
Visiting Longwood Gardens is a magical experience, especially if you stay for the dazzling Festival of Fountains that lights up the evening during summer. Since exploring these spectacular gardens and their stunning displays usually takes around four to five hours, why not extend your adventure? The region around Longwood Gardens offers a wealth of activities…
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The Secret Weapon of High-Net-Worth Individuals Is Their Network
We already know that in real estate it is location, location, location. When it comes to getting exposed to alternative wealth strategies, being exposed to people who are investing in these deals, can help. Networking with rich individuals facilitates both wealth accumulation and access to exclusive investment opportunities, benefiting both parties involved. A prime example…
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Yardley Ice House Marks 30 Years with Charity T-Shirt and Local Art Celebration
The Yardley Ice House celebrated its 30th anniversary by unveiling a commemorative t-shirt and donating a portion of the day’s proceeds to the Artists of Yardley, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. AOY is a non-profit that aims to support creativity in the community. The t-shirt was designed by the organization’s member Yvonne Reyes and…
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‘Mommy and Me’ Workout Classes in Lansdale to Promote Early Childhood Development
A gym in Lansdale is embracing mother-child bonding time with a ‘Mommy and Me’ workout class, reports Jennaphr Frederick for Fox 29 Philadelphia. The Little Gym best serves children who are 19 months to two-and-a-half years. The obstacles courses at the gym allow the children to develop their physical and cognitive skills. They…
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What To Know About Wawa Welcome America 2024
The 2024 Wawa Welcome America will be a can’t-miss 16 day spectacle of entertainment and fun for all from June 19 to July 4. During a press conference Tuesday morning, it was announced that this year’s festivities will be headlined by Ne-Yo and Kesha. Wawa Welcome America will feature block parties, a parade, several live…
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PECO Invests in a Cleaner, Brighter, More Resilient Energy Future
We’re committed to providing our customers and the communities we serve with safe, reliable energy service. We are constantly exploring new ways to achieve this goal and usher southeastern Pennsylvania into a cleaner energy future. To further this work, we have filed with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission our plans to recover an additional $464…
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Eastern University Launches ‘A Time to Rise’ Campaign As It Enters a New Era of Transformative Growth
As Eastern University enters its 100th year, the community is excited to launch A Time to Rise, a $30M comprehensive fundraising initiative that will serve as a consequential piece of the overall five-year strategic plan that was put into place in 2022. “It has definitely been ‘A Time to Rise‘ at Eastern University,” said President Ronald Matthews. “Witnessing the growth…
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Thrill-Seeking Investors Flocking to Single-Stock ETFs
Investors who are looking to ratchet up the risk are turning to single-stock exchange-traded funds, a relatively recent product that focuses on amplifying the return of one stock by using borrowed money or derivative contracts, writes Jack Pitcher for The Wall Street Journal. For example, if investors are not satisfied with the 80 percent year-to-date…
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Uncovering the Why Behind Manor College’s Go-To Guru
Tamara Ellerbe is that guiding light at Manor College. She’s often found in the cafeteria hanging with friends or helping in Manny’s Market. A social gravitational pull accompanies her warm personality. People seek Ellerbe out just to talk about a problem or excitedly unveil their latest achievement. For Ellerbe, her extroversion isn’t a learned skill,…
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Hatfield-Based Clemens Food Group Acquires Lancaster’s Kunzler
Hatfield-based Clemens Food Group, the fifth largest pork processor in the nation, recently acquired Kunzler & Company, based in nearby Lancaster, writes Ed Gruver for the Central Penn Business Journal. Former president of Kunzler & Company Chris Kunzler said it was the right time for such a move. “It has been an honor and a…
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Guru’s Indian Cuisine in Newtown Reopens with Vegetarian Menu
A pop up at Guru’s Indian Cuisine in Newtown will feature a vegetarian menu, writes Marilyn Johnson for Philly Grub. Owners Ashni “Baba” Kumar and Priya Guru decided to open the limited engagement vegetarian pop up at the restaurant location.. The bar and 50-seat outdoor patio will be open to diners who order takeout, but…
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American Airlines Announces a Busy Summer Schedule at PHL
American Airlines is planning for its “strongest” summer schedule at PHL since pre-COVID in 2019, writes Emma Dooling for Philadelphia Business Journal. The airline is adding three nonstop daily international routes from Philadelphia International Airport in the next two months through October. A route to Nice, France just started. Flights to Naples, Italy and Copenhagen,…
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Philly Elementary School Principal Helps Students Create and Pitch Products Like True Entrepreneurs
Khadijah Bright, principal at Kennedy C. Crossan School in Northeast Philadelphia, forges a path for her students to become potential entrepreneurs, reports Matteo Iadonisi for 6abc. She challenges students to create their own products and pitch their most creative business ideas to her like true entrepreneurs. The program for this endeavor came to light about…
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How To Take in Philadelphia’s History and Culture Within Two Days
While Philadelphia has a rich history, diverse culture, and vibrant ambiance that can be explored for months, you can still soak up plenty in just 48 hours, writes Carolina Malis for Style. To enjoy views of the beautiful skyline, stay at the opulent Four Seasons Hotel at Comcast Center. You can start your dining journey…
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