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Drexel agrees to a review funded by William Penn and other foundations to plot a path for the Academy of Natural Sciences Aspects expected to be examined are the condition of the building, the financial picture, and a fundraising study of potential philanthropic support. There is no guarantee of the museum's reopening.Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin 35 minutes ago
Drexel agrees to a review funded by William Penn and other foundations to plot a path for the Academy of Natural Sciences Aspects expected to be examined are the condition of the building, the financial picture, and a fundraising study of potential philanthropic support. There is no guarantee of the museum's reopening.Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin 35 minutes ago
Miles Teller tops the list of the most-searched Wikipedia pages of celebrities born in Chester CountyLisa Dukart
Miles Teller tops the list of the most-searched Wikipedia pages of celebrities born in Chester CountyLisa Dukart
Drexel agrees to a review funded by William Penn and other foundations to plot a path for the Academy of Natural Sciences Aspects expected to be examined are the condition of the building, the financial picture, and a fundraising study of potential philanthropic support. There is no guarantee of the museum's reopening.Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin 35 minutes ago
Drexel agrees to a review funded by William Penn and other foundations to plot a path for the Academy of Natural Sciences Aspects expected to be examined are the condition of the building, the financial picture, and a fundraising study of potential philanthropic support. There is no guarantee of the museum's reopening.Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin 35 minutes ago
Drexel agrees to a review funded by William Penn and other foundations to plot a path for the Academy of Natural Sciences Aspects expected to be examined are the condition of the building, the financial picture, and a fundraising study of potential philanthropic support. There is no guarantee of the museum's reopening.Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin 35 minutes ago
Drexel agrees to a review funded by William Penn and other foundations to plot a path for the Academy of Natural Sciences Aspects expected to be examined are the condition of the building, the financial picture, and a fundraising study of potential philanthropic support. There is no guarantee of the museum's reopening.Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin 35 minutes ago
Penn started in a broke evangelical preacher’s abandoned meetinghouse. This Saturday, the city celebrates its founding.Elizabeth Wellington
Penn started in a broke evangelical preacher’s abandoned meetinghouse. This Saturday, the city celebrates its founding.Elizabeth Wellington
Doc Rivers on LeBron’s sacrifice, his new NBC role, and one regret over his Giannis commentsRob Tornoe
Doc Rivers on LeBron’s sacrifice, his new NBC role, and one regret over his Giannis commentsRob Tornoe
Doc Rivers on LeBron’s sacrifice, his new NBC role, and one regret over his Giannis commentsRob Tornoe
Doc Rivers on LeBron’s sacrifice, his new NBC role, and one regret over his Giannis commentsRob Tornoe
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⭐ Outdoorsy ‘26, Wrapped | Outdoorsy NewsletterWe're going into hibernation. Let's look back at our favorite Outdoorsy 2026 stories. Plus, update on the Philly Tree Plan, Love Your Park Weekend, black squirrels, and a new swing Schuylkill bridge.Paola Pérez
Sixty years ago, John Coltrane played his final Philly concert at Temple UniversityTwo musicians who shared the stage that night are return to the campus this week to commemorate the occasionShaun Brady, For The Inquirer
Sixty years ago, John Coltrane played his final Philly concert at Temple UniversityTwo musicians who shared the stage that night are return to the campus this week to commemorate the occasionShaun Brady, For The Inquirer
Olivia Rodrigo is a cultural force. It was evident on her first of two sold-out nights in South Philly.The pop star returned to Philly for for "The Unraveled Tour," in support of her new album "You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love." She plays Xfinity Mobile again on Sunday.Dan DeLuca
Olivia Rodrigo is a cultural force. It was evident on her first of two sold-out nights in South Philly.The pop star returned to Philly for for "The Unraveled Tour," in support of her new album "You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love." She plays Xfinity Mobile again on Sunday.Dan DeLuca
The newly minted Philadelphian who plays the music in ‘I Play Rocky’Pianist and composer Dave Palmer scored the movie about the making-of Sylvester Stallone's iconic underdog story, using all Philly musicians. He's bullish on the music scene in his adopted hometownDan DeLuca
The newly minted Philadelphian who plays the music in ‘I Play Rocky’Pianist and composer Dave Palmer scored the movie about the making-of Sylvester Stallone's iconic underdog story, using all Philly musicians. He's bullish on the music scene in his adopted hometownDan DeLuca
Two huge pop acts headline Philly music this week: Olivia Rodrigo and GeesePlus, Young Miko and the Hooters. This is Lorelei at the First Unitarian Church, Black Violin in Lansdowne, Steve Earle in Sellersville, and Babyface down the Shore.Dan DeLuca
Two huge pop acts headline Philly music this week: Olivia Rodrigo and GeesePlus, Young Miko and the Hooters. This is Lorelei at the First Unitarian Church, Black Violin in Lansdowne, Steve Earle in Sellersville, and Babyface down the Shore.Dan DeLuca
‘It’s going stronger and stronger all the time’: WXPN’s ‘World Cafe’ is celebrating 35 years on the airRaina Douris has been host since 2019 of the music and interview show David Dye launched in 1991. It's now heard on over 300 stations and reaches over a million listeners each week.Dan DeLuca
‘It’s going stronger and stronger all the time’: WXPN’s ‘World Cafe’ is celebrating 35 years on the airRaina Douris has been host since 2019 of the music and interview show David Dye launched in 1991. It's now heard on over 300 stations and reaches over a million listeners each week.Dan DeLuca
