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McKissack & McKissack, Nation’s Oldest Black-Owned Construction Firm, Is All About Legacy and Excellence
McKissack & McKissack, the nation’s oldest Black-owned construction and design firm, has had a presence in Philadelphia since 1994, writes Noah Zucker for BisNow. Originally…
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Wonder Food Hall, a New Food Delivery Concept, Comes to Newtown Square
The Wonder Group out of New York is bringing 10 food halls to the Philadelphia region, including at Ellis Preserve in Newtown Square, writes Emma…
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New Food Hall to Open at Schuylkill Yards This Fall
Gather Food Hall & Bar, a 13,000-square-foot food hall, is planned to open at Schuylkill Yards in the fall, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia…
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Philadelphia Leadership: Colleen Arnold, President, Aqua
Colleen Arnold, President of Aqua, spoke with PHILADELPHIA Today about growing up as one of six children on Staten Island and discovering a passion for…
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Jonathan F. Ball Joins Lamb McErlane’s Appellate Practice
Jonathan F. Ball has joined Lamb McErlane PC’s Appellate Practice group as Of Counsel. Ball has represented and counseled clients in a wide variety of…
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Contrasting Views on Market East’s Current State Sparks Conversation About Its Future
There are contrasting views on the future of Market East. While many believe the corridor should transition from its historic past as a retail district…
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Wanamaker Building Could Be Headed to Auction Following Latest Court Ruling
The historic Wanamaker Building could be headed for auction after a court ruling in the foreclosure case, which sided with lender TF Cornerstone and removed…
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FS Investments to Relocate Philadelphia Headquarters From the Navy Yard
FS Investments recently announced it will be moving from the Philadelphia Navy Yard to the new $300 million mixed-use tower in Schuylkill Yards, writes Jeff…
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Philadelphia Food Champions Honored At City’s First-Ever Award Show, ‘The Tasties’
Chef Eli Kulp has been a Philadelphia resident for more than decade and has become a star in the city’s flourishing dining scene. As a…
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Empire State Building Shines Bright With Eagles Colors, Causing Stir Among New Yorkers
After the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Washington Commanders 55-23 to make their way to their second Super Bowl in three years, the Empire State Building…
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Wanamaker Building’s Grand Court Organ Will Be Preserved Under TF Cornerstone’s Ownership
The Wanamaker Building, under the ownership of TF Cornerstone, will ensure that an iconic instrument will remain in place, writes Peter Dobrin for The Philadelphia…
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Previously Unknown Chapter of David Bowie’s Philadelphia Music History Discovered in Estate Sale
Previously unheard David Bowie performances, recorded nearly 50 years ago at Philadelphia’s famed Sigma Sound Studios, were recently discovered in an estate sale, writes Dan…
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Discover a Classic Steakhouse Experience in Intercourse, Lancaster County at Olde Mill Restaurant
Let your mind wander to Pennsylvania Dutch country’s traditional visions, tastes, and smells. For Lancaster County’s charming town of Intercourse, you are not wrong to…
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Pennsylvania Making Historic Investments to Spur Economic Growth, Create Jobs
In a newly released video, Gov. Josh Shapiro details how his administration has worked to make Pennsylvania more economically competitive by attracting more businesses and…
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Philadelphia’s Thriving Restaurant Scene Poised to Grow and Evolve with Numerous New Openings in 2025
Philadelphia’s already thriving restaurant scene is poised to grow and further evolve with dozens of new openings scheduled for 2025, writes Emma Dooling for the…
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Philadelphia is Expected to See Many More Out-Of-Town Restaurants Open in 2025
The Philadelphia area has long been a magnet for out-of-town restaurateurs, and it’s a trend that is expected to continue throughout 2025, writes Michael Klein…
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Philadelphia-Area Hotel Sales in 2024 Totaled Over $100M, More Than Half in the City
Philadelphia-area hotel sales generated more than $100 million across the region in 2024, with most of the revenue occurring in the city, writes Emma Dooling…
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Philadelphia Native Kristen Bowman Kavanagh Is DRBC’s New Executive Director
After five years as deputy director, Kristen Bowman Kavanagh stepped into her new role as executive director of the Delaware River Basin Commission on December…
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