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New exhibit puts Philadelphians in the shoes of 18th-century veterans

💌 Love Philly? So do we. Let’s be friends. Sign up for the Billy Penn newsletter today. When the United States government offered pensions to aging Revolutionary War veterans in the early 1800s, they ran into an issue – many did not have a record of their service.

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Philadelphia’s Indego Bike-Share Stations Add New Smart Kiosks

Philadelphia's Indego bike-share stations have received a technology upgrade. NBC10 Philadelphia reported that the new IKE Smart City kiosks will feature dual-sided, ADA-accessible touchscreens, multilingual apps, and free public Wi-Fi to improve the rider experience. The kiosks deliver real-time transit information, local events, nearby dining, weather updates, public safety alerts,...

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TapestryHealth files for bankruptcy as Stratford mayor addresses his continued role as board chairman

Chess says he stepped away from the company’s management, operations and clinical responsibilities four years ago but continues to serve as chairman of its board of directors.

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Shop Local This Holiday Season at Philadelphia’s Largest Outdoor Holiday Market

Holiday shopping in Philadelphia is about to get a lot more festive. The Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market is returning to Dilworth Park for its 12th consecutive season, bringing together more than 40 local artists, makers, crafters, and food vendors for a unique shopping experience in the heart of Center City.

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Philadelphia's Long-Delayed Schuylkill Swing Bridge Finally Set To Open Nov. 13

A new swing bridge over the Schuylkill River just south of the Grays Ferry Avenue Bridge is scheduled to open on November 13 at 2 p.m., finally closing a missing link in Philadelphia's trail network after years of setbacks. The 1,000-foot span, known as Schuylkill Crossing, will connect Bartram's Garden and Grays Ferry, giving pedestrians and cyclists an off-road path between Southwest Philadelphia and Center City.

Philadelphia, PA · 5d

Axios Philadelphia

Santa better whip out his wallet in Philly

Santa Claus is coming to town, and he better bring a big, fat wallet because Philadelphians are spending less on holiday gifts than in years past. Why it matters: Making kids and adults happy this time of year isn't cheap. Driving the news: Philadelphia shoppers are projected to spend $1,484 this year, down from $1,777 in 2024, per Deloitte's holiday retail survey . That's less than the national spending average ($1,654), which is increasingly being driven by millennial and Gen Z shoppers. 77% of those surveyed are expecting higher prices. The big picture: Philly shoppers are buying holiday gifts earlier in the year , with 23% of those surveyed saying they'll have already blown through their holiday budgets by October. Black Friday is still expected to be the city's biggest spending day, with many shoppers preferring to hunt for deals in person rather than online. How it works: Deloitte surveyed 413 Philadelphians between late August and mid-September, with a margin of error of ±5 percentage points. The intrigue: Despite scaling back spending, 46% of Philadelphians expect the economy to remain the same or improve in the next year, up from 41% in 2025. Zoom in: More Philadelphians are spending on

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

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The cat walk trend came to West Philly, and made for a purr-fect afternoon

Dozens of cats, and even more humans, took to the streets, sidewalks and front porches of West Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon for a cat walk — a tour of the kitties that like to sit by the front windows of the neighborhood's homes. Cat walks invite animal lovers to...

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Zoning Board Rejects 420-Unit Lancaster Avenue Project, Developer Vows Fight

5100 Lancaster Ave. — Approximate Site of Proposed 45-Unit Building. A proposal to build 420 apartments across three Lancaster Avenue properties in West Philadelphia's Cathedral Park area has stalled at the Zoning Board of Adjustment, which ruled against the developer following a contentious hearing on Oct. 21. The plan from Haverford Square Properties called for 42 affordable units, but it also asked for a building six feet taller than current zoning allows, a sticking point that proved decisive before the board.

Philadelphia, PA · 4d

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Cardboard, community and a cause: West Philly’s Peoplehood Parade in photos

💌 Love Philly? So do we. Let’s be friends. Sign up for the Billy Penn newsletter today. What begins as flattened boxes becomes a parade that fills the streets of West Philadelphia on a breezy autumn afternoon where artists, activists, and families march as one. For over a...

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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker Announces Sixth Citywide Cleanup

Philadelphia is conducting its sixth citywide cleanup in three years, underscoring ongoing efforts to tackle chronic urban cleanliness and related quality-of-life issues. According to Action News 6abc, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker announced the fall edition of the citywide cleaning program and laid out details at the Sturgis Rec Center during a news conference on Friday, Nov. 6.

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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 · 2d

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World War II veteran, retired Philly firefighter celebrates 100th birthday

"No regrets, no regrets," said 100-year-old WWII veteran and retired firefighter, Bill Kinee. "I wish I could have done more, that's all."

Philadelphia, PA · 4d

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Army-Navy game moved up a week starting in 2027 to avoid expanded College Football Playoff conflict

The Army-Navy game , which features one of the most storied rivalries in college football, will be played one week earlier in the season starting next year to avoid conflicts with the expanded College Football Playoff . The change was announced Monday after the CFP said it would double in size from 12 to 24 teams next season. The 128th edition of Army-Navy is now set to take place in Philadelphia on Saturday, Dec. 4, 2027, instead of Dec. 11. “As long as the integrity of that game and exclusive rights for that window are good for us, I’m good with it,” Navy coach Brian Newberry said on a video call with reporters. “Everybody knows how important that game is. But to maintain that exclusive window, to honor that game the way it should be honored, I’m really pleased with that.” Army-Navy has been a tradition on the second Saturday of December since 2009. Before that, it was on the first Saturday of the month. The rivalry dates to 1890. "It means a lot to college football and to our country," Army coach Jeff Monken said Tuesday. "I’m just curious to see how it goes as we move forward. Will

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Dog Adoption Event, Fall Festival at Norman Carpet & Flooring in Conshohocken

This November, the town has a new reason to get outside, and it comes with wagging tails. On Sunday, November 15, from 12 to 3 p.m., the warehouse at 550 Brook Road will fill up with adoptable dogs from Providence Animal Center, on site and ready to meet the neighborhood for the afternoon.

Conshohocken, PA · 2d

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Pa. Must Step Up, Put Condemnations of Jew-Hatred Into Law

At the time of this writing six Jewish-owned Philadelphia restaurants were reportedly marked for a Sunday (Nov. 8) "Boycott Ride" accompanied by a demand that should horrify every American: "These Zionist Establishments Must Go! Not in Our City!" The demand?. For Jewish businesses to disappear from an American neighborhood. Calling...

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