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Sane Republicans are trying to curb the kamikazes
As we careen toward a government shutdown, courtesy of a Republican kamikaze squad that somehow thinks it can kill Obamacar ...
12 years ago
At Philly museum, prints charming and Grimm tell story of German Romantic era
Most museum exhibitions offer audio guides to help viewers take in the art. In the Honickman and Berman Gallery of the Philadelphia Museu ...
12 years ago
6 weekend picks for the family: A straw maze, StrEAT festival, Seussical and more
Here are the top picks for family fun this weekend. Hit the strEAT, go camping or check out straw mazes in NW Philly ...
12 years ago
Weekly Entertainment Guide – The Art of Tony Auth, ‘Parade,’ Peace Day Philly
Looking for something to do this week? WHYY’s Robin Bloom has some recommendations on what’s happening in the Philadelphia re ...
12 years ago
With friends and lovers in our lives, Jane Austen will always speak to us
It is perhaps the most tortured marriage proposal of all times. In vain have I struggled. It will not do. My feelings will not be ...
12 years ago
For Peace Day, several weekend events scheduled in Northwest Philly and beyond
If you’ve been meaning to give peace a chance, this is your weekend. Saturday is “Peace Day Philly,” a grassroot ...
12 years ago
A week later, touring the Seaside Park boardwalk fire scene
I entered the Seaside Park boardwalk where the fire started (between Kohr’s and Biscayne Candy) seven days later at exactly the sam ...
12 years ago
‘Superbugs’ gaining deadly ground in U.S., CDC reports
The Centers for Disease Control has released a new report on “s ...
12 years ago
Being a Fringe Festival stage manager has ‘a bit of a mom element’ to it
This week’s guest on Recap, is one of the behind-the-scenes workers of the Fringe Festival, Lisa McGinn, stage manager for Geo ...
12 years ago
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