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Former Chestnut Hill Home of Joseph Clark (of Dilworth and Clark) Listed for Sale
Dilworth and Clark: In Philadelphia, that pairing is as well-known as Batman and Robin, Hall and Oates, Bogart and Bacall. Richardson Dilworth and Joseph Clark […]
Have You Seen Dilworth Park’s New Rink Yet?
If you have yet to pass by City Hall, rest assured Rothman Ice Rink is now there. Here’s the proof: #DilworthPark #IceRink almost ready on […]
Knoebels Amusement Park
The temp at this old-school, admission-free amusement park in the mountains (pierogies at the snack bar!) is always cooler than in Philly.
The Changing Streets of Cedar Park
Monica Allison moved to West Philadelphia’s Cedar Park in 1997, buying a gorgeous red brick Victorian town house for $67,000. She’d been renting closer to […]
The Yurts at Tuscarora State Park
Two hours northwest of Center City are a handful of yurts (with kitchens and electric!) that sit among the trees in this pretty state park. […]
The Worst Parking Lots in Philadelphia
Driving in the Philadelphia area is notoriously stressful, from the infamous Schuylkill Expressway to an increasingly clogged Center City and University City with all their […]
The Pennypack Park Music Festival
Where else can you see the Grateful Dead, Heart, the Rolling Stones, the Eagles, Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Pink Floyd and the All-Catholic […]
PHOTOS: Oktoberfest at Dilworth Park
It was another beautiful Indian Summer day in Philadelphia on Saturday, and crowds flocked to many of the festivals around town, including the OctoberFest at […]
Who’s Afraid of Darrell Clarke?
City Council President Darrell Clarke—and by extension City Council as a whole—is showing in both words and deeds that Council intends to play a huge, perhaps […]
The Opening of Dilworth Park Was Nice, But …
I wasn’t there when a woman at the Dilworth Park ribbon-cutting went down like a sack of potatoes this morning — I’d already left the […]
Winner Airport Parking
Winner makes at least one aspect of air travel easy, dropping you off and picking you up at the terminal in your own car. Say […]
Foobooz After Dark – The Menu
Yesterday, we announced our third Foobooz After Dark dinner. We’ll be taking a steakhouse chef, Jeff Froehler, and pairing him up with a vegan chef, Vegan Commissary’s […]
Winterfest at Love Park
Celebrate the elements at Love Park’s Winter Fest. On Saturday, February 11th Love Park is bringing together some of its most popular food trucks and […]
Watkins Exiting Valley Of Darkness?
It was a term Howard Mudd used to describe a player who doubted himself. An explanation for a lack of confidence, or a matter of indecision.
On one of the first days of training camp, Mudd was talking about second-year guard Danny Watkins, and he brought up the “valley of darkness.”