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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 · 3d

6abc Action News

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GET Café serves more than coffee in Narberth, Pa.

The nonprofit café creates employment opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and neurodivergent conditions.

Narberth, PA · 10h

unearththevoyage.com

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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 · 2d
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gotodestinations.com

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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 · 2d
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Newsmax

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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 · 1d

MONTCO.Today

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Whole Foods, L.L. Bean, and Toll Townhomes Coming to Upper Providence

A Whole Foods Market is coming to Upper Providence Township, writes Ryan Mulligan for The Philadelphia Business Journal. So are L.L. Bean, Barnes & Noble, and 122 Toll Brothers townhomes. All of them are part of the District at Black Rock. The mixed-use project is rising on a former Quest...

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

DELCO.Today

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Delaware County Community College Presents “Beating a Dead Horse” Nov. 18-21

Delaware County Community College presents its fall student theatre production, the dark comedy “Beating a Dead Horse,” Nov. 18-21, 7 PM, at the College’s Marple Campus (901 South Media Line Road, Media, in the Academic Building’s Large Auditorium. Steve and Marty Martin are two brothers on...

Delaware County, PA · 17h

6abc Action News

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77-year-old power lifter finds strength at 'Power Plant Gym' in Delaware County

'Strength is for everyone' is the motto of Power Plant Gym, where 77-year-old Dael Cohen and others of all skill levels have found where they fit in.

Delaware County, PA · 22h

WFMZ-TV Online

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Shop locally made gifts, decor and more at new holiday market, opening Tuesday in Lehigh County

EMMAUS, Pa. – Just in time for holiday shopping, an inaugural market will feature unique, hand-crafted jewelry, paintings, pillows, scarves, ornaments, greeting cards, and more from Lehigh Valley artists and creators. JuxtaHub, a Lehigh Valley-based creative arts and innovation center, will debut its first Resident Artist Holiday Market on...

Emmaus, PA · 1d

phillyvoice.com

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Level Up, a new barcade in Bucks County, goes retro with 'NBA Jam' tournaments and a milkshake bar

An all-ages bar and arcade opening this month in Bristol Borough is packed with pinball machines and gaming consoles collected by a dad leaning into his roots. Visitors can expect to hear plenty of camera flashes and "Boom shaka-lakas" bellowing from the "NBA Jam" cabinet. Level Up Arcade + Bar...

Bucks County, PA · 17h

travelswiththepost.com

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Der Belsnickel Craft Show Rings in Boyertown Holiday Shopping

GILBERTSVILLE PA – The holiday shopping season is getting a kick-start in Boyertown during Thanksgiving weekend. The 55th annual “Der Belsnickel Craft Show,” hosted by the Boyertown Area Historical Society, will operate Nov. 27-28 (2026; Friday and Saturday) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. Those represent expanded hours, intended to give shoppers more time for browsing and decision-making.

Boyertown, PA · 15h

glensidelocal.com

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Glenside Farmer’s Market: Saturday’s vendor lineup

1 West Glenside Avenue will feature the following vendors on Saturday:. Canned Fresh by Lois, Heck of a Cookie, Bucks County, Herr Castle, Domalvia, Olive Lucy, Table Loaf and Musser Family Farming. Canned Fresh by Lois. Heck of a Cookie. Table Loaf. Olive Lucy. Domalvia. Herr Castle Farms. Bucks County...

Glenside, PA · 12h

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Bristol's New Two-Level Barcade Loads Up Pinball, Smashburgers and Mac and Cheese

A two-level retro arcade, bar and restaurant called Level Up Arcade+Bar is gearing up to open at 212 Mill St. in Bristol Borough, packing in more than 30 pinball machines and arcade games, a full kitchen, and a menu built around smashburgers and family recipes. Owner Chris Kinsey has been working to combine classic coin-op gaming with food and cocktails under one roof, giving the small Bucks County town a new destination for date nights, birthday parties and family outings alike.

Bristol, PA · 3d

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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 · 1d

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Raphaël Feuillâtre in a solo recital, Karen Dekker & Tempesta di Mare

Delaware’s tourism slogan is “Endless Discoveries,” and given the number of related events in our column this week, who are we to argue? Whether you like a fine string quartet or a bit of opera, “The First State” has you covered (and makes a great day trip). But for Philadelphians, we also have some excellent options closer to home.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

thsindex.org

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The ensemble of non-theatre theatre kids

For Sixth Former Finn French, the highlight of his theater experience hasn’t been a monologue or a bow in front of the audience. It’s been a boat. In this fall’s production of Moby Dick, French and his classmates pull their oars in unison as they row out to attack the famous whale, Moby Dick.

Haverford, PA · 1d

stagemagazine.org

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Audience Review: CARRIE The Musical at Muhlenberg College

CARRIE, THE MUSICAL is one of the most notorious flops in Broadway history. Based on the novel by Stephen King and adapted by book writer Lawrence D. Cohen, composer Michael Gore, and lyricist Dean Pitchford, the production premiered on Broadway in 1988. It closed after 16 previews and just five regular performances, losing its entire $8 million investment.

Allentown, PA · 2d

MyChesCo

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Inspectors Flag Spoiled Food, Water Problems at Chester County Stores

WEST CHESTER, PA — Chester County health inspectors documented 34 violations at six food establishments during inspections conducted Nov. 5, 2026, including malfunctioning water systems at an Oxford convenience store, refrigeration problems at an Exton grocery store and multiple sanitation and food-handling deficiencies at a Chester Springs restaurant. The...

Chester County, PA · 3d

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Why Philly Families Still Line Up For Tomato Pie At This Century-Old Bakery

The most famous pie at this bakery skips the cheese entirely, and nobody seems to mind. It’s a thick, bread-like square topped with crushed tomatoes and served at room temperature. The recipe came from a great-grandmother in the founding family. The pies started out round, then turned rectangular because...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

Wide Open Country

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Comcast Co-Founder and Cable Television Hall of Famer Dead at 93

Julian Brodsky, who co-founded Comcast more than six decades ago, has died at age 93. The cable company announced today that he died on Nov. 5. Variety reported the news. Julian Brodsky Was a "Mentor and a Friend" Comcast stated that Brodsky was surrounded by his family at the time...

Philadelphia, PA · 3d