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10 Pennsylvania Creative Reuse And Craft Thrift Shops Where Craft Supplies Cost Next To Nothing

One Pittsburgh shop lets you stuff a whole bag with odd craft materials for a few bucks. Half-used glue bottles, board game pieces, and old maps can all end up in the same sack. That shop opened in 2011, growing out of a 2007 project. Since then, creative reuse stores...

Pittsburgh, PA · 4d
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Rochelle Fleming, lead singer of '70s disco and soul group First Choice, dies

Rochelle Fleming, lead singer of the R&B and disco girl group First Choice, has died. Fleming's manager announced her death in Philadelphia on behalf of her family. Fleming was a Philadelphia native, and it was there that First Choice formed in 1971. The group’s soul and disco hits included "Armed and Extremely Dangerous," "Smarty Pants," "The Player (Part 1)," "Guilty," "Love Thang" and "Doctor Love." Their breakthrough came in 1973 with "Armed and Extremely Dangerous."

Philadelphia, PA · 1d
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Philly Roast Pork Sandwich (DiNic’s Copycat)

Ask around Philly and you’ll hear that our best sandwich isn’t the cheesesteak. It’s the roast pork. It’s thin sliced pork roasted with garlic and herbs, piled onto a crusty roll along with sharp provolone, bitter broccoli rabe, and a few long hots. The pork’s juices soak into the bread in all the right places. DiNic’s at Reading Terminal Market is the spot most people rave about, but I’m here to tell you that you can totally make this delicious roast pork sandwich at home, Philly-style.

Philadelphia, PA · 6d
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‘Rocky’ at 50: Inquirer Columnist Mike Sielski to Discuss His New Book at Ursinus College on Nov. 19

Few movies are as closely associated with Philadelphia as Rocky. Now, as the Oscar-winning film celebrates its 50th anniversary, The Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Mike Sielski is exploring how Sylvester Stallone’s unlikely Hollywood success story became a defining part of the city’s identity. Sielski will visit Ursinus College on...

Philadelphia, PA · 2d
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Philadelphia security guard's artwork earns display in City Hall

Khaliik White, a security guard who draws intricate artwork during his breaks, now sees his work hanging on the walls of Philadelphia's City Hall.

Philadelphia, PA · 4d

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This Philadelphia Restaurant Serves Ethiopian Feasts, Then Turns Into a Late-Night Party

At one West Philadelphia restaurant, dinner arrives on a large platter of injera bread covered with Ethiopian and Eritrean stews. You tear off pieces of the bread to scoop up spicy beef, lentils, and vegetables, sharing the meal with everyone at your table. Dahlak has been serving the neighborhood for...

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

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Upper Darby’s ‘King of Vinyl’ Val Shively Gets the Documentary Treatment

Inside his Garrett Road shop, stacked among millions of 45s, sits the life’s work of Val Shively, reports Peg DeGrassa for the Daily Times. R&B Records holds an estimated four to five million records, and collectors rank it among the world’s great record stores. Now its 82-year-old owner...

Upper Darby, PA · 4d

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Academy museum’s real deficit

When Philadelphia officials argue about what a museum costs the public, a single number can travel farther than the paperwork behind it. At a City Council hearing, speakers cited a $4.4 million shortfall for the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University. Documents later placed the 2025 gap at $960,000. That distance between a hearing figure and a ledger figure is the Academy museum deficit in its most political form: not only red ink, but a fight over which red ink the city is being asked to believe.

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

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When The Holidays Roll Around, Pennsylvanians Still Drive To These Seven Cookie Bakeries

Some families bake every holiday cookie at home, and some families know exactly which bakery does it better. Across Pennsylvania, December brings road trips that end at a bakery counter with a box of cookies in hand. This list covers seven bakeries from Erie to Philadelphia, each with its own...

Pennsylvania · 1d

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How This Brunch Spot Won Local Hearts With IRRESISTIBLE Pancakes and Skillets in Philadelphia, PA

Open Mon–Fri, 9 AM–3 PM | Sat–Sun, 9 AM–4 PM. Philadelphia takes brunch seriously, and Green Eggs Café gives the city plenty to talk about before anyone has finished their first plate of pancakes. At its Midtown Village outpost, breakfast favorites get the full celebration...

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

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This Philadelphia Indian Restaurant Serves Garlic Naan, Curries, and Hakka Noodles

You can order chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, and Hakka noodles at the same Philadelphia restaurant. Manayunk Indian Grille brings traditional Indian dishes and Indo-Chinese favorites together at 4425 Main Street. The menu goes well beyond the usual curries. You’ll find vegetable samosas, saag paneer, gobi Manchurian, and mixed tandoori...

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

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It's Rocky season all around town as Philly's favorite film celebrates 50 years

To mark the 50th anniversary of 'Rocky,' the Philadelphia Visitor Center offers Rocky Season with events and activities happening all around town through the end of the year

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

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‘These Zionist establishments must go!’ Organizers of upcoming Philly ‘Boycott Ride’ target Jewish-owned eateries

As a former two-term Philadelphia City Councilmember and one of the city’s most prominent real estate developers, Allan Domb has been a fixture in Philadelphia’s civic and commercial life for decades. So he was “surprised,” he told City & State on Tuesday, to discover that one of his...

Philadelphia, PA · 7d

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Willowdale Brings Farm-to-Table Weddings to a Historic Kennett Square Farm

The new Willowdale venue, built on a former Kennett Square dairy farm through a $6 million renovation, opened in September 2026 at 115 E. Street Road. It pairs luxury event spaces with a farm-to-table menu sourced partly from its own grounds, writes Brooke Schultz for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The project...

Philadelphia, PA · 5d

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Art Now Sought for 2026 ‘Scenes of the Schuylkill’ Show

POTTSTOWN PA – Artists are being encouraged to begin offering submissions for the 22nd annual “Scenes of the Schuylkill” juried art show and sale. The event, conducted by the Schuylkill River Greenways (SRG) National Heritage Area, benefits its work in making the river publicly accessible for tourism and recreation. It also serves to visually define the river’s beauty and bounty for local, state, and national audiences.

Montgomery County, PA · 4d

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Pickle milkshakes, a rave and 1,200 costumes: The Big Dill returns to Philly Nov. 14

Philadelphia's pickle obsession is getting its own party Saturday, Nov. 14, complete with pickle milkshakes, a pickle rave and an attempt to set a world record involving 1,200 people dressed as pickles. The Big Dill returns to Stateside Live! in South Philadelphia for National Pickle Day, bringing more than 100...

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

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A slice of home: From Philly to the Shore, my love affair with pizza

From childhood debates over the best slice to making homemade pies in the kitchen, pizza has always been more than just a meal. Growing up in the Philadelphia area, spending summers down the Shore and having connections to New York City, there was one food that always seemed to spark a debate: pizza.

New York, NY · 5d

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Yehuda Sichel to Newsmax: Philly Boycott a 'Soft Form of Terrorism'

Yehuda Sichel to Newsmax: Philly Boycott a 'Soft Form of Terrorism'

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

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Researchers and clinicians raise concerns about online gambling risks for young Pennsylvanians

A Pennsylvania college student must wait until they are 21 to place a wager at a state-licensed sports book. But prediction-market platform Kalshi allows people to open accounts at 18 years old, offering a way for young people banned from sports betting to put money on the outcome of a game.

Pennsylvania · 2d