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This New Jersey Restaurant Is Wrapped in Greenery And It’s Honestly Spellbinding

There is a restaurant in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, where the greenery climbs the walls, a waterfall trickles into a koi pond, and the whole place feels like a secret courtyard tucked away from the rest of the world. Most people drive past it without a second thought, but those who stop quickly realize they have found...
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For the love of Delran

If you walk in the lobby of the township municipal building, you’ll see snippets of Delran history displayed through photos and artifacts. The town was originally part of Chester Township, then Cinnaminson Township. Delran was formally established on Feb. 12, 1880, and its history on the township website was written...
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Skinny Joey’s Cheesesteaks x Dolce—National Cheesesteak Day

For National Cheesesteak Day, Dolce Italian Philadelphia is teaming up with Skinny Joey’s Cheesesteaks for a one-day-only collaboration that is both deeply local and refreshingly unexpected. In a city that treats the cheesesteak less like a sandwich and more like a civic institution, any reinterpretation has to earn...
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Montgomery County breaks ground on Norristown homeless facility

NORRISTOWN — Solutions addressing homelessness in Montgomery County progressed Tuesday as officials broke ground on a 50-bed supportive short-term housing facility in Norristown. The ceremonial proceedings at the site located at 1430 DeKalb St. featured dignitaries from Montgomery County and its seat of Norristown...
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Bullets Rip Through Elkins Park Home After Hoops-Court Shooting

In a neighborhood more used to the thump of basketballs than the crack of gunfire, bullets tore through a home behind the McKinley Firehouse in Elkins Park on Sunday night, rattling residents who woke to the sound of rapid shots and later found fresh damage on a nearby house. By morning, neighbors could see what the...
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David Yadgaroff Retiring After More than 30 Years in Philadelphia Radio

Barrett Sports Media reported on Monday that longtime Philadelphia radio executive David Yadgaroff is leaving Audacy in May:. Audacy will soon begin a leadership transition in one of its most prominent markets, as longtime Philadelphia market manager David Yadgaroff prepares to step away following a decades-long run...
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SEPTA bus and Amazon truck involved in crash in Northeast Philadelphia

A SEPTA bus and an Amazon tractor-trailer were involved in a crash in Northeast Philadelphia at Academy Road near Eden Street.
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The Pavilion in Jenkintown Offers Self-Storage for Those Downsizing or Upsizing

Local storage for personal and commercial use—now featuring a special offer. Big life moments often come with a need for more room to keep things moving. With suburban. communities across Montgomery County experiencing significant expansion, many are finding the need. for flexible storage solutions to support...
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Deadly crash in North Philadelphia caught on video

One woman was killed and another was critically injured after a red SUV slammed into a minivan stopped at a red light early Tuesday in North Philadelphia, according to authorities.
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UArts’ closure put almost 700 faculty and staff out of work. We caught up...

PHILADELPHIA -- Diane Pepe taught at the University of the Arts for 35 years, right up until the day it abruptly closed in June 2024. Her life felt upended, as did the lives of many faculty, staff, and students at the Center City Philadelphia arts school. "I loved teaching," she...

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