The Philadelphia Caller
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PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia's original sandwich joint has changed its name to avoid confusion. In 1992, two brothers opened the first Tony Luke's, which became a national chain of sandwiches. Today, Tony Luke Jr, the son, operates a small mail-order cheesesteak business and franchise locations under the name Tony Luke's.
PHILADELPHIA - Devil's Den, Philadelphia's leading craft beer bar, is slated to host "There's No Beer Without Women: Miller Lite Toast to Mary Isle," an extended happy hour in celebration of the new launch of Miller Lite's limited-edition Mary Isle can be inspired by the country's first recorded female brewer and her revolutionary contributions to the American brewing industry – scheduled for Thursday, June 30 from 5 – 8 pm.
PHILADELPHIA - The 32nd year of Dining Out For Life, the annual Action Wellness fundraising event took place on Thursday, April 28, 2022. Area restaurants donated a portion of their food sales to Action Wellness to help people living with and affected by HIV in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, PA - Let the snow fly in South Philly! For the first time ever, Gilson Snow will bring their annual summer outdoor festival and rail jam to Philadelphia. Gilson Summer Snow Day will pop up at Xfinity Live! on Saturday, July 16th, with real snow, snowboarding competitions, ice carving, ski artist showcase, apres-ski lodge, live music, 50+ drink samples, games, and the Knoebels Kids Zone with rock climbing, bounce house and more.
PHILADELPHIA - A Cleaner & Better Future for the Kids - Community Activist Terrill “YaFavTrashman,” Haigler Writes Educational Children’s Book intending to raise $1 Million for Philadelphia Public Schools.
PHILADELPHIA - Providing commuter benefits to employees will soon be a requirement for businesses in Philadelphia. A bill introduced by Councilwoman Helen Gym passed the city council on Thursday and now heads to the mayor's desk for final approval. The bill would require all companies with 50 or more employees to offer benefits such as free transit passes and transit key cards.
Atlantic City, NJ – Atlantic City's First-Ever Le Dîner en Blanc was Held on the Iconic Boardwalk as Guests donned all-white outfits and made their way to the Atlantic City Boardwalk for a spectacular evening characterized by elegant dining and fabulous entertainment.
PHILADELPHIA - In the past few years, Philadelphia has played host to major events, including the Democratic National Convention, NFL Draft, and Pope's visit. The city is also home to several professional sports teams, including the Philadelphia Union, which has recently seen an uptick in grassroots soccer interest. The Union, led by Jim Curtin, is one of the best teams in the league and won the Supporters' Shield for the best regular-season record in 2020.
PHILADELPHIA - On Monday, PA Reps. Josh Kail, Torren Ecker, and Tim O’Neal (R) called on Harrisburg legislators to start impeachment proceedings against Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Corman blamed the recent spike in violent crime in the city on Krasner's failed policies and failure to prosecute criminals. He cited several statistics from the Philadelphia Inquirer, including one that said 140 carjackings occurred in Philadelphia in a single month.
PHILADELPHIA - Suppose you're a fan of the famous barbecue joints. In that case, you'll be happy to learn that Lucky Well is opening a new location in Philadelphia. The company's founder, Chad Rosenthal, announced the plan to open Lucky Well in Philadelphia's University City.
PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Folk Festival is hanging on by a thread this year, and the question is: why? The festival has changed Philadelphia's cultural landscape in a significant way, and the city can no longer sustain itself without it. However, with a few important changes coming to the festival, it may be worth the wait. Read on to learn about the reasons behind the festival's recent troubles.
