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CCC student Damier Mills has busy life at theater, radio station and work

From growing up in Queens, New York, to moving to Williamstown, New Jersey, Damier Mills has had quite a journey to get to where he is in his lifetime. As a full-time student, Camden County College’s drama club president, 91.5 WDBK-FM success coordinator and water park cashier, he manages to maintain a happy and healthy lifestyle while caring for himself and being reliable to others.

Williamstown, NJ · 1d

PGA

Braden Shattuck and Joanna Coe Reclaim Philadelphia PGA Player of the Year Titles

Lower Gwynedd, Pennsylvania (November 12, 2026) — PGA of America Golf Professionals Braden Shattuck of Rolling Green Golf Club in Springfield, Pa., and Joanna Coe of Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa., have recaptured their respective titles of Philadelphia PGA Rolex / Haverford Trust Player of the Year and Women’s Player of the Year. This year marks the fifth consecutive year both Shattuck and Coe have received these honors.

NBC Philadelphia

The Force is coming to Philadelphia! First look at new ‘Star Wars' exhibit

A galaxy far, far away is coming to Philadelphia, and we're getting our first look. The Franklin Institute has revealed some of the iconic artifacts heading to "Star Wars: The Experience," a world-premiere exhibition opening Feb. 13, 2027, just in time for the franchise's 50th anniversary year. Among the treasures...

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CBS Philadelphia

Musicians who played with Coltrane at Temple reflect on historic concert

Saxophonist Dr. Steven Knoblauch and percussionist Robert Kenyatta reflected on a night that became part of jazz history.

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Chestnut Hill’s ‘Holidays on the Hill’ Starts Nov. 18

Holidays on the Hill, a six-week festive celebration in Chestnut Hill running from Nov. 18 through Dec. 31, will bring shopping, live entertainment, family activities, and seasonal attractions to Germantown Avenue, the Woodmere Art Museum, and Morris Arboretum & Gardens. According to a MyChesCo report, free parking will be offered...

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6abc Action News

Delaware County honors veterans with 67th annual parade

Delaware County marked Veterans Day with its annual Veterans Day parade and program, continuing a tradition that has spanned more than six decades.

Delaware County, PA · 2d

BlackSportsOnline

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Black-owned Bookstore, Harriets Bookshop, Is Delivering Books Using Horses

Who needs delivery trucks when you have horses? While most bookstores are busy figuring out how to get books into customers’ hands, one Black-owned bookstore in Philadelphia has decided to bring back an old-school delivery method. And honestly, it might be the coolest thing happening in the book business right now. Harriett’s Bookshop, founded by Jeannine A. Cook in 2020, has found a unique way to deliver books to customers. Instead of relying entirely on cars, motorcycles, or delivery vans, the bookstore has teamed up with local horseback riders to occasionally bring books through the streets of Philadelphia. Yes, actual The post Black-owned Bookstore, Harriets Bookshop, Is Delivering Books Using Horses first appeared on BlackSportsOnline .

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After decades of vacancy, Eagle Tavern prepares for new life

Nearly 200 years ago, horse owners and racing enthusiasts traveled hundreds of miles to Trenton, where they gathered at the Eagle Tavern for food, drinks and a place to spend the night. The horses were stabled behind the building, while their owners mingled with travelers, politicians and local residents inside...

Trenton, NJ · 2d

takingthekids.com

This Stunning Pennsylvania Art Museum Is Launching A Brand-New Holiday Celebration This November

A 3,000-pound replica of Michelangelo’s David is about to meet the public in a room usually reserved for artists. That alone made me sit up. The studio has been off-limits to casual visitors, and this holiday season it opens its doors. The timing gets better. A free outdoor lighting...

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MONTCO.Today

The Archive in Lansdale Is a Two-Floor Maze of Books, Comics and Old Postcards

From the outside, it looks like any other warehouse. The building at 725 W. Second St. sits two blocks from Lansdale’s Main Street, across from a row of new townhouses. Most passersby would guess it stores building supplies. Inside is The Archive, one of Montgomery County’s most packed secondhand shops.

Lansdale, PA · 2d

LehighValleyLive.com

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PIAA 4A boys soccer first round photos: Wissahickon at Northampton, Nov. 11, 2026

The Konkrete Kids hosted Wissahickon in the first round of states Wednesday night.

Northampton, PA · 1d

MONTCO.Today

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Glencairn Museum Celebrates Christmas with Castle Tours and World Nativities

Discover holiday traditions, explore a castle decorated for Christmas, and experience Nativity scenes from around the world during Christmas at Glencairn Museum, Nov. 27, 2026, through Jan. 24, 2027. Visitors can explore the holiday traditions of the Raymond and Mildred Pitcairn family, admire dozens of handcrafted Nativity scenes, and discover...

Bryn Athyn, PA · 16h

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Dylan Marlowe Announces 2027 Headlining Tour

Dylan Marlowe has announced a 2027 headlining tour, bringing songs from his new self-titled album to clubs and theaters with opener Cody Lohden. Public ticket sales begin November 11 at 10 a.m. Central, following a presale that opened November 9. Fans can find the itinerary and ticket links through Marlowe’s official tour page.

Knoxville, TN · 2d

FadeawayWorld.net

Sophie Cunningham And Fever Stars Send Support After Caitlin Clark’s Boyfriend Reveals Brother’s Cancer Diagnosis

Jack McCaffery’s cancer diagnosis triggered an outpouring of support from Caitlin Clark, the Fever, and beyond.

Philadelphia, PA · 4d

The Philadelphia Citizen

Philly’s Black History, Revived

There wouldn’t be a Belmont Mansion in 2026 if there hadn’t been an Audrey Johnson-Thornton in 1985. More than 40 years ago, Johnson-Thornton looked at the abandoned property in West Fairmount Park and saw not a dilapidated structure on the road to demolition, but a piece of history in need of preservation. One year later, she and TV producer Gloria Penn Easton co-founded the American Women’s Heritage Society (AWHS), an assemblage of Black women, and, with the City of Philadelphia’s blessing, took charge of Belmont’s care.

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Honoring veterans and history in Clark Park this Saturday

This Saturday, Nov. 14 at 11 a.m., the Spruce Hill Community Association and Friends of Clark Park invite veterans, neighbors and history enthusiasts to gather at the Veterans Memorial by the Gettysburg Stone (44th and Baltimore) for a special morning of commemoration, reflection, and local history. Coinciding with the historical...

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6abc Action News

Sneak peek of 'Star Wars: The Experience' coming to Philadelphia's Franklin Institute

A new experience coming to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia will take you to a galaxy far, far away.

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Philadelphia Museum of Art Announces Its 2027 Exhibitions

The Philadelphia Museum of Art announced its 2027 exhibition program November 11. The lineup includes a site-specific installation at the Rodin Museum, a look at Black style across nearly a century and a half, and a summer exhibition about the role of printmaking in American political life. France-Lise McGurn’s Kicking...

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Golf team looks to set the tone for EA Day

One match decided the Inter-Ac title this fall, and the Fords had to watch Episcopal Academy celebrate it at Waynesborough. The varsity golf team will get its rematch with EA at Gulph Mills Golf Club, the Fords’ home course, in the opening event of EA Day Weekend. With the rest of the sports competing on Saturday, a golf win would give Haverford an early lead in the race for the sweater.

Newtown Square, PA · 2d

swarthmorephoenix.com

A Walk Through the Barnes

“‘The guy was an eccentric, he was a crank,’ says Philadelphia Daily News columnist Stu Bykofsky. ‘Even his friends thought he was a misanthrope. He’s my kind of guy!’”. The crank in question is Philadelphia chemist, businessman, art collector, educator, and unconventional philanthropist, Albert C....