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Pizza Plus West Is Back: Founders Reopen West Philly Pizzeria

Pizza Plus West is back in business, and the founders who sold it are the ones running it again after a failed ownership change shut the West Philadelphia shop for three months, writes Beatrice Forman for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The pizzeria reopened October 12 at 4814 Spruce St. under Daniel...

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Professor Mary Reilly Inspires GMercyU

Mary Reilly’s impact on Mercy University extends far beyond the classroom. Through her dedication to teaching, mentorship, and the relationships she has built throughout her career, Reilly has left a lasting impression on colleagues and students alike. In reflecting on her contributions, Stephanie Fratantoro, a longtime colleague, shares insights...

Gwynedd Valley, PA · 2d

NBC Philadelphia

First Alert: Storms could bring hail, damaging winds and tornado risk

Get live updates on Thursday's storm here. A strengthening storm pushing into our area brings a severe weather threat Thursday, followed by a blast of cold air in the coming days. We’re tracking some scattered showers Thursday morning, but by late morning and afternoon there’s potential for isolated severe thunderstorms...

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America’s oldest hospital and the future of brain science

Growing from its origins in progressive mental health care, Pennsylvania Hospital is shaping the future of advanced care for neurological diseases. In 1751, Benjamin Franklin and Dr. Thomas Bond opened Pennsylvania Hospital with a promise to provide compassionate care to people in need—including patients with mental ailments. At a time when mental illness was viewed through a lens of superstition or moral failing, Pennsylvania Hospital’s Dr. Benjamin Rush argued that patients were not possessed but suffering from diseases of the mind. His ideas helped lay the foundation for modern psychiatry and cemented Pennsylvania Hospital’s reputation as a leader in treating disorders of the mind and brain.

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MONTCO.Today

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 · 20h

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Construction Planned at Night Nov. 13 on Interstate 95 North in Northeast Philadelphia

November 12, 2026 – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that construction will occur on northbound I-95 in Northeast Philadelphia on Friday night, November 13. Drivers are advised of the following travel restriction:. Friday, November 13, from 9:00 PM to 9:00 AM the following morning, lane closures...

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Plymouth Meeting, PA · 1d

NBC10 interviewed two Plymouth Whitemarsh High School seniors about the 5k they organized for this Saturday

Plymouth Whitemarsh High School seniors Ethan Gold and Eliza Meersman have organized their second 5K run and walk to benefit Hand2Paw, which provides “paid internships working with rescue animals as a way to strengthen connection, compassion, and community for young adults from underrepresented communities, including those experiencing housing insecurity or foster care involvement.”

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Philly launches a new effort to tackle potholes throughout the city

PHILADELPHIA (WPHL) — Philadelphia is launching a new frontline effort to protect city streets called the Road Warriors Pothole Squad. It’s a dedicated team of 22 people focused exclusively on proactive street repair and faster response to potholes. “This program, it will help us be more proactive,” said Streets Commissioner Kristin Del Rossi. “The whole […]

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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 · 2d

phillyvoice.com

The Capital Grille is offering a Wagyu burger with fries and wine starting at $35

The Capital Grille is offering a steakhouse meal at a relatively modest price: an American Wagyu burger, fries and a glass of wine starting at $35. The restaurant's Wagyu & Wine promotion runs through Sunday, Nov. 22, at participating locations, including Philadelphia, King of Prussia, Newtown and Cherry Hill. The offer is available only in the lounge, and prices vary by location.

Philadelphia, PA · 12h

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Jumpstart MontCo loan program launches to tackle housing affordability

NORRISTOWN — A new tool in the toolbox is working toward fixing the affordable housing crisis in Montgomery County as officials emphasize the importance of home development. Jumpstart MontCo, an offshoot of Jumpstart Philly, an initiative aiming to offer loans to smaller developers in Montgomery County, was launched last week outside a property in Norristown.

Montgomery County, PA · 1d

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Not Feeling Great About Temple’s Chances of Making the NCAA Tournament

There was a really nice college slate for hoop heads on Veterans Day. St. Joe’s, Penn, Drexel, and Temple all played Wednesday afternoon in a 5-ish hour window. Unfortunately, the latter three all lost. Penn and Drexel battled Navy and American, but the Owls fell by 10 on their home floor to a Coastal team:

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My Independence at Home: Veteran-Owned Philadelphia Home Care Company for Seniors and Adults With Disabilities

As the region marks Veterans Day, one Philadelphia business shows what an Army veteran can build after service. My Independence at Home, a home care company headquartered in Philadelphia’s Wynnefield Heights neighborhood, was founded in 2013 by U.S. Army veteran Lisa Robinson and co-founder Ronda Winfield. Since then, it...

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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.

philadelphia.today

Philadelphia Traffic Deaths Fall 26% in 2025 as Serious Injuries Rise

Eighty-nine people died on Philadelphia streets in 2025, the fewest traffic deaths since 2019 and 31 fewer than the year before, yet the city’s roads remain dangerous, reports Jack Tomczuk for Metro Philadelphia. The 26 percent drop — detailed in the city’s latest Vision Zero annual report — is...

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Alice Neel Portrait Discovery Headlines Alderfer Fine Art Auction

Alderfer Auction of Hatfield, PA, is honored to unveil an art discovery as the centerpiece of our upcoming December 10 Fine Art Auction: an unpublished, original oil portrait by one of the iconic American painters of the twentieth century, Alice Neel (1900–1984). A Masterpiece Revealed: Dr. William Hanaway Jr.

Hatfield, PA · 2d

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Neshaminy Seniors Commit to Play Collegiate Sports

On Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, twenty-three Neshaminy seniors were recognized for committing to compete in their sport at the collegiate level. Student-athletes will be recognized individually by sport at a later date. Anna Axenroth – Saint Francis University (Soccer) Alexis Barnes – Alvernia University (Soccer) Mia Brooks –...

Langhorne, PA · 1d

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Remembering Julian Brodsky, Comcast Co-Founder and Philadelphia Philanthropist

Julian Brodsky, the Overbrook High School graduate who helped turn a tiny Mississippi cable system into Comcast and later poured his success back into Philadelphia’s cultural life, died Thursday, Nov. 5, at age 93, writes Andrew Seidman for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Born in Philadelphia in 1933, Brodsky attended Overbrook...

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Philadelphia city council investigates sudden closure of oldest natural history research institution in the Americas

The Academy of Natural Sciences, a 198-year-old public museum in Philadelphia run by Drexel University, shuttered in September because of rising costs. The university’s president will now testify under subpoena before Philadelphia’s city council on 16 November, answering questions about the sudden closure and what will happen to the museum’s valuable collection of more than 19 million specimens.