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PHILADELPHIA - If you are traveling this Thanksgiving, it is wise to plan ahead. The first thing you should do is to check the gas prices in the area. AAA estimates that the average price of gasoline in and around Philadelphia is $3.59 per gallon. Moreover, 89 percent of Philly-area Thanksgiving travelers drive to their destinations.
PHILADEPHIA, PA - The Sugar Factory in Philadelphia will open at Midtown Village, taking over the space occupied by Porta. The restaurant will have 187 seats and a mezzanine bar with 62 seats. It will serve alcoholic smoking candy goblets, as well as a variety of desserts and cocktails. Although the original Porta closed because of a coronavirus outbreak, the restaurant still has three locations in New Jersey.
PHILADEPHIA - The holiday season doesn't have to be all about stuffed turkey and cranberries. If you're trying to cut down on the fat and calories in your Thanksgiving menu, consider incorporating some healthy Mediterranean food into your celebration. Unlike other foods, Mediterranean diets focus on whole foods and eating slowly, which can prevent you from overeating. Also, consider adding vegetables to your menu. These are great sources of fiber and will make you feel more satisfied.
PHILADELPHIA, PA - Police in Philadelphia is questioning two men in connection with the ambush killing of a 14-year-old boy. The suspects fired two guns and pounced on the teenager as he was waiting for a bus in a North Philadelphia neighborhood. Detectives are now investigating what caused the incident. as the motive of the ambush still remains unclear.
PHILADEPHIA - There are many theories as to when the term "Black Friday" was first used. Many historians attribute it to the Philadelphia Police Department, which hoped it would make the day after Thanksgiving "distasteful." The Army-Navy game played the weekend after Thanksgiving, is also a Philadelphia institution.
PHILADELPHIA - The Kimmel Cultural Campus and The Philadelphia Orchestra announce 2021-22 season-long community partnership with Taller Puertorriqueño, Inc. (Taller) — a community-based cultural organization, known as El Corazón Cultural del Barrio (The Cultural Heart of Latino Philadelphia).
