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A new Rutgers-Eagleton poll shows strong voter support for two measures that will be on next month’s election ballot in the Garden ...

Community-level debate over the future of a shuttered public-housing high-rise in Germantown is far from dead. Thursday night̵ ...

The sentencing of convicted child molester Jerry Sandusky is scheduled for Tuesday. The next step in the high-profile case will undoubted ...

When a natural history museum throws a party, it figures that some unusual food might end up on the menu. Interested in noshi ...

New to the city or just want to meet some cool people? Go to Franklins for the Second Friday Networking Happy Hour this Friday at 6 p.m.< ...

New to the city or just want to meet some cool people? Go to Franklins for the Second Friday Networking Happy Hour this Friday at 6 p.m.< ...

The woman who was knocked to the ground by a Philadelphia Police Lieutenant over the weekend met with Mayor Michael Nutter today.  ...

Earlier in the week I got this email from a reader named Dave. “There’s a tree or flower in Philadelphia that I smell every S ...

Open Air Philadelphia raised expectations and a lot of attention in the days before its launch two weeks ago. Computer simulations and ar ...

Looking for something to do this weekend in Northwest Philadelphia? Here’s a list of our top picks. ...

An assistant professor of medicine and physiology at Temple University School of Medicine has won an award that recognizes excellence in ...

Enjoy art? This Friday, go to the Mt. Airy Art Garage for the opening reception of “Michele Courchene Trackman: A Life of Art, ...

Enjoy art? This Friday, go to the Mt. Airy Art Garage for the opening reception of “Michele Courchene Trackman: A Life of Art, ...

This Sunday, head to the Ceders House for an Autumnal Gathering in the Wissahickon from 1-2:30 p.m.     To ...

This Sunday, head to the Ceders House for an Autumnal Gathering in the Wissahickon from 1-2:30 p.m.     To ...