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It’s National Sandwich Day, but the real scene is in Philly, where five finalists today will present their hoagie recipes for judgi ...

Good morning, Feeders! It’s a busy Thursday in City Council. Tom MacDonald is tracking three bills, including the ongoing debate ab ...

Another new restaurant opens in Wilmington’s LOMA district.  Bain’s Deli is the latest store to open its doors in ...

Another guilty plea is expected today in connection with Dr. Kermit Gosnell’s West Philadelphia abortion clinic. “Dr. ...

Small business manufacturing accelerator to be unveiled in Milford.  Manufacturers from around the state are expected to att ...

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie yesterday announced his support of legalized sports betting in the state, and has pledged to work with Democrati ...

30 volunteers and groups will be honored for their service to the state and its residents in a c ...

A plan to convert a derelict Ogontz apartment building into supervised housing for two at-risk populations is facing opposition from some ...

Authorities in Philadelphia say a damaged power line led to an underground explosion yesterday. The 5:15 pm blast lifted three man ...

One of the most pedestrian-unfriendly intersections in Philadelphia has been transformed into a porch. The space between 30th Stre ...

Many Co-op members and others in the community have asked me what I think about the project that Bowman Properties and Seth Shapiro (who ...

Neighbors all across Roxborough and Manayunk are abuzz with speculation that three local Catholic churches may be closing by 2012. ...

Pennsylvania is just beginning to devise a long-term approach to ensuring quality care for aging and disabled residents. Brian Duk ...