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PHILADELPHIA - In the early 1990s, Philadelphia's restaurant scene looked very different. There was no "Restaurant Week," no night markets, and the concept of "celebrity chefs" was only beginning to take root. In 1991, the city was also grappling with the devastating heights of the AIDS epidemic. It was in this climate of crisis and culinary evolution that Action Wellness (then Action AIDS) launched a daring experiment: Dining Out for Life®.
PHILADELPHIA — In celebration of Pride Month, the Hyatt Centric Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia has unveiled Transcendent Musings, a compelling new art exhibition exploring queer identity, visibility, and the power of self-expression.
PHILADELPHIA - As the 2026 FIFA World Cup prepares to take the United States by storm, Philadelphia is gearing up to offer fans a spectacular new way to celebrate. Fans Owned Travel, in partnership with Philly PR Girl and City Cruises Philadelphia, has announced a brand-new, on-water fan experience: the Global Soccer Fan Cruise Series aboard the iconic Spirit of Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, PA - Today, the Philadelphia City Council reconvenes to tackle the final hurdles of Mayor Cherelle Parker's proposed $7 billion city budget. With the council's spring session deadline quickly approaching, negotiations are coming down to the wire. The most divisive issue on the table? A proposed $1-per-ride tax on rideshare trips.
PHILADELPHIA - Conshohocken's dining scene is about to get a major upgrade. Rick's Tavern, a highly anticipated new concept offering a modern take on casual Italian cuisine, has officially announced its Grand Opening for Thursday, May 28, 2026. Taking over the beloved former sites of Pizza Time and Old Time Saloon at 201 W. Seventh Avenue, the new restaurant promises to blend neighborhood nostalgia with elevated culinary artistry seamlessly.
SHILLINGTON BORO., Pa. — A tragic workplace accident in Shillington Borough turned fatal on Wednesday morning, resulting in the death of a 47-year-old man, according to the Berks County Coroner's Office.
