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Going Ape in Delaware exposes a reporter’s sensibilities
Go Ape, a treetop adventure course, opened at Lums Pond State Park three months ago, and it’s taken me three months to work up the nerv ...
13 years ago
Perusing the sounds of ‘The Quiet Volume’ at Philly Free Library [video]
“The Quiet Volume” is an audio intensive work of “autoteatro” (audience performed theater) happening at the Phila ...
13 years ago
Park(ing) Day pops up all over Philadelphia [photos]
Parking spaces throughout Philadelpia got a makeover as part of the annual Park(ing) Day event. Park(ing) Day celebrates parks and ...
13 years ago
Philly Fringe review: ‘Dutch Masters’
Two guys strike up an unlikely conversation on a New York subway car. One is a young black man; the other, young and white. The black man ...
13 years ago
Grudging acceptance of Gov. Christie’s policies sets tone as school chiefs gather
When it came time yesterday for the question-and-answer session at state Education Commissioner Chris Cerf’s now-annual convocation ...
13 years ago
Newark Police try to ID more riot suspects
Newark Police have made just a handful of arrests following a street riot that sent hundreds of party goers through downtown Newark. &nbs ...
13 years ago
“If the Slipper Fits,” a modern twist on Cinderella, premieres in Chestnut Hill
Tea Partiers and fairy tale traditionalists beware: At this year’s Fringe Fest, the Philadelphia Performance Project presents a Cin ...
13 years ago
Breakfast with a view in Seaside Park: another “10”
Sunny and pleasant today, mostly cloudy and showers tomorrow, and improving conditions Sunday. Under abundant sunshine, high tempe ...
13 years ago
A brilliant beginning to the day in Bradley Beach
Jersey Shore Hurricane News contributor Mark Wyzykowski says “Happy Friday” from Bradley Beach. ...
13 years ago
Community comes out to Germantown Avenue for Mt. Airy Street Fare [photos]
Over 40 food vendors, live entertainment, artisans and a simulcast of the Eagles game were brought to Germantown Avenue in Mt. Airy on Th ...
13 years ago
The Syrian chemical weapons deal could work, if…
The devil is always in the details, but John Watson thinks highly of the new deal to get rid of chemical weapons in Syria. ...
13 years ago
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 ...
13 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 ...
13 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 ...
13 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 ...
13 years ago



