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WSJ: Philly Shipyard Faces Tough New Task in Ongoing Mission to Revive U.S. Shipbuilding
Hanwha Philly Shipyard, acquired by a South Korean firm last year, has a new objective in its mission to revive U.S. shipbuilding: producing a nuclear-powered…
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Philadelphia Hotels Not Seeing Many Bookings From World Cup Hype
Despite the hype surrounding the FIFA World Cup coming to Philadelphia, there hasn’t been much of a spike when it comes to hotel bookings in…
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Philadelphia Named Top Five Most Sinful City in America
WalletHub has released a study identifying the most sinful cities in America based on 37 key indicators, writes Adam McCann for the publication. The list…
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Hanwha Confirms Philly Shipyard’s Nuclear Submarine Capability for U.S. Navy
Hanwha Group’s global chief strategy officer Alex Wong recently said the company’s Philly Shipyard is capable of building a nuclear-powered submarine for the U.S. Navy,…
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Dutch Royal Couple, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima, Pay Visit to Philadelphia
Philadelphia felt a bit more royal on April 13, as the king of queen of the Netherlands paid a visit to the city during the…
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Val’s Lesbian Bar Opening in Queen Village Fills 5-Year-Long Void in Philadelphia
Val’s Lesbian Bar just opened its doors in Queen Village, helping fill a void as Philadelphia’s first lesbian bar since Toasted Walnut closed in 2021,…
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Black-Owned Bookstores Grow Nationwide, With Struggles, Philly Bookstore Among Those Aiming to Fix Them
Black-owned bookstores are booming across the U.S., and Philadelphia’s Harriett’s Bookshop is part of the movement that is reshaping the literary landscape, writes Delano Massey…
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New Owner of Philly Shipyard, Hanwha, Wants to Push ‘Boundaries of Shipbuilding’
South Korea’s Hanwha Group, following its $100 million acquisition of what is now Hanwha Philly Shipyard, plans on hiring a significant number of workers that…
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New Report Details Who Has Been Moving Into Center City’s New Apartment Buildings
Center City has seen a major influx of new apartments in recent years and a new report breaks down the demographics of the individuals who…
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America’s Largest Privately Held Real Estate Brokerage Enters Philadelphia Market
Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, the largest privately held real estate brokerage in the nation, is now in the Philadelphia market and is already looking…
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Recent Court Ruling and Venezuelan Upheaval Could Transfer 300-Acre Delaware River Island to Trump Donor
The recent U.S. court rulings and political developments in Venezuela could end up with the transfer of ownership of New Jersey’s Petty’s Island from Venezuela…
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Philadelphia’s 2025 Homicide Total Was City’s Lowest Since 1966
Philadelphia recorded the lowest number of homicide victims in 2025 since nearly 60 years ago, writes Kristen Johanson for KYW Newsradio. Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin…
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Last U.S. Pennies Sell At Auction for Massive Amount
The final U.S. pennies have been minted and a recent auction for them sold for a massive amount, writes Mike Newall for The Philadelphia Inquirer.…
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Rutgers School of Business–Camden: Redefining Business Education
In the Delaware Valley’s dynamic business corridor, Rutgers School of Business–Camden is reshaping what a modern business school can be: accessible, agile, and deeply connected…
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Century Therapeutics Expands Pipeline with Type 1 Diabetes Drug Candidate
Philadelphia-based Century Therapeutics is broadening its drug development pipeline with a new candidate aimed at treating Type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease that affects 2…
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First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry Celebrated 250 Years in Existence in 2024
First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry will celebrate its 250th birthday in November, writes Brad Rhen for DVIDS. The unit was formed on November 17, 1774…
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TD Bank to Close 6 Philadelphia-Area Branches Amid Plan to Shutter 51 Across the U.S.
TD Bank has announced its plans to close 51 branches across 12 U.S. states, including six in the Philadelphia area, writes Justin Heinze for Patch.…
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Philadelphia’s Longest-Serving School Board Member Named 2025 Urban Educator of the Year
Joyce Wilkerson, the longest-serving Philadelphia Board of Education member, has been named the 2025 recipient of the Urban Educator of the Year award, writes Chanel…
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