Bryn MawrDick Langman, retired award-winning editor at The Inquirer, has died at 99Former colleagues at The Inquirer called him a “meticulous editor,” “enormously patient,” and “a man of great integrity” in Facebook tributes. Gary Miles Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy hit at least 5 Philly-area pizzerias yesterday for ‘One Bite Pizza Reviews’Michael Klein 18 new restaurants that opened in the Philly suburbs this summerMichael Klein Main Line psychiatrist stripped of her medical license Wendy Ruderman A new federal judge for Philadelphia was confirmed by the U.S. SenateChris Palmer AdvertisementShakira, Tim McGraw, Jill Scott, and Connor Barwin’s Make the World Better concerts are highlights of a busy Philly music weekend Plus, one of Pierre Robert's favorite bands in South Philly, Disco Biscuits in King of Prussia, Bruce Hornsby in Ocean City, and a lot more.Dan DeLuca South Philly’s newest cafe has a home-run breakfast sandwich and lines out the doorSchmaltz in Point Breeze has become an early hit with a small menu including cheese blintzes, latkes, and house-made English muffins slathered with schmaltz. But no bagels.Michael Klein Dot cake went from TikTok trend to Philly bakeries. Here’s how 3 small businesses jumped on the bandwagon.Deciding which viral trend to follow can sometimes happen by accident. Olivia Prusky Danny’s Guitar Shop, a destination for Main Line musicians, has closed after 17 yearsOwner Dan Gold was drawn to Narberth’s “very distinct, charming personality” when he opened up his guitar store and lesson center almost two decades ago. Denali Sagner Rachel Maddow recalls her ‘formative’ time in Philly and the city’s most overlooked hero ahead of MS NOW eventMaddow and a few of her colleagues were in town to host an MS NOW event at the Academy of Music in Center City. Rob Tornoe A Philadelphia high schoolers’ production of ‘1776’ is former Gov. Ed Rendell’s dream come true President Joe Biden, Mayor Cherelle Parker, and Speaker of the House Joanna McClinton were among the dignitaries in attendance on opening night. Elizabeth Wellington The Buttery’s newest outpost is officially open in Bryn MawrIt's the third location for the growing collection of cafés known for their sourdough breads, homemade pastries, and seasonal dishes.Denali Sagner A group of Haverford alumni is pushing the college to remove Howard Lutnick’s name from libraryHaverford said in a statement that many community members also have expressed to the college that they oppose the creation of a review committee. "The matter is not closed," the school said. Susan Snyder A St. Joe’s Prep grad is recovering from a traumatic brain injury after violent high school ‘tiki party’ in Wissahickon parkPhiladelphia police are investigating the May 10 incident.Jesse Bunch Bennett L. Aaron, longtime attorney and honorary trustee of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, has died at 92He served as president of the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia and chair of the United Israel Appeal for the United Jewish Appeal. Gary Miles Lower Merion is advancing a policy to eliminate iPads and laptops for K-2 studentsParents who have accused the district of overusing screens say the proposed changes don't go far enough. Some would still like a chance to opt out of screens for their children.Maddie Hanna Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast is ‘Jpreggie!’The songwriter, bandleader and "Crying In H Mart" author made the announcement with an Instagram post after performing at a festival in New York. She plays the Highmark Mann in July.Dan DeLuca A 50-year-old partnership allows Haverford and Bryn Mawr students to take classes or even pick a major on the other campusStudents can take classes at each other’s campuses, participate in each other’s clubs and programs and eat in each other’s dining halls for no additional charge.Susan Snyder A popular Villanova student bar is under investigation. The bar’s owners allege ‘targeting’ by residents and officials.Kelly's Taproom owner Gene Mitchell says he was served a citation with numerous alleged violations of Pennsylvania’s liquor code, including noise, open container, and disorderly conduct issues. Denali Sagner Nina G. Zucker, longtime communications expert and public relations Hall of Famer, has died at 69 She consulted for two presidential campaigns, assisted the Senate Press Gallery at the 2000 Republican National Convention, and managed the 15th anniversary party for the Public Interest Law Center.Gary Miles See more storiesAdvertisement
Dick Langman, retired award-winning editor at The Inquirer, has died at 99Former colleagues at The Inquirer called him a “meticulous editor,” “enormously patient,” and “a man of great integrity” in Facebook tributes. Gary Miles
Dick Langman, retired award-winning editor at The Inquirer, has died at 99Former colleagues at The Inquirer called him a “meticulous editor,” “enormously patient,” and “a man of great integrity” in Facebook tributes. Gary Miles
Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy hit at least 5 Philly-area pizzerias yesterday for ‘One Bite Pizza Reviews’Michael Klein
Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy hit at least 5 Philly-area pizzerias yesterday for ‘One Bite Pizza Reviews’Michael Klein
Shakira, Tim McGraw, Jill Scott, and Connor Barwin’s Make the World Better concerts are highlights of a busy Philly music weekend Plus, one of Pierre Robert's favorite bands in South Philly, Disco Biscuits in King of Prussia, Bruce Hornsby in Ocean City, and a lot more.Dan DeLuca
Shakira, Tim McGraw, Jill Scott, and Connor Barwin’s Make the World Better concerts are highlights of a busy Philly music weekend Plus, one of Pierre Robert's favorite bands in South Philly, Disco Biscuits in King of Prussia, Bruce Hornsby in Ocean City, and a lot more.Dan DeLuca
South Philly’s newest cafe has a home-run breakfast sandwich and lines out the doorSchmaltz in Point Breeze has become an early hit with a small menu including cheese blintzes, latkes, and house-made English muffins slathered with schmaltz. But no bagels.Michael Klein
South Philly’s newest cafe has a home-run breakfast sandwich and lines out the doorSchmaltz in Point Breeze has become an early hit with a small menu including cheese blintzes, latkes, and house-made English muffins slathered with schmaltz. But no bagels.Michael Klein
Dot cake went from TikTok trend to Philly bakeries. Here’s how 3 small businesses jumped on the bandwagon.Deciding which viral trend to follow can sometimes happen by accident. Olivia Prusky
Dot cake went from TikTok trend to Philly bakeries. Here’s how 3 small businesses jumped on the bandwagon.Deciding which viral trend to follow can sometimes happen by accident. Olivia Prusky
Danny’s Guitar Shop, a destination for Main Line musicians, has closed after 17 yearsOwner Dan Gold was drawn to Narberth’s “very distinct, charming personality” when he opened up his guitar store and lesson center almost two decades ago. Denali Sagner
Danny’s Guitar Shop, a destination for Main Line musicians, has closed after 17 yearsOwner Dan Gold was drawn to Narberth’s “very distinct, charming personality” when he opened up his guitar store and lesson center almost two decades ago. Denali Sagner
Rachel Maddow recalls her ‘formative’ time in Philly and the city’s most overlooked hero ahead of MS NOW eventMaddow and a few of her colleagues were in town to host an MS NOW event at the Academy of Music in Center City. Rob Tornoe
Rachel Maddow recalls her ‘formative’ time in Philly and the city’s most overlooked hero ahead of MS NOW eventMaddow and a few of her colleagues were in town to host an MS NOW event at the Academy of Music in Center City. Rob Tornoe
A Philadelphia high schoolers’ production of ‘1776’ is former Gov. Ed Rendell’s dream come true President Joe Biden, Mayor Cherelle Parker, and Speaker of the House Joanna McClinton were among the dignitaries in attendance on opening night. Elizabeth Wellington
A Philadelphia high schoolers’ production of ‘1776’ is former Gov. Ed Rendell’s dream come true President Joe Biden, Mayor Cherelle Parker, and Speaker of the House Joanna McClinton were among the dignitaries in attendance on opening night. Elizabeth Wellington
The Buttery’s newest outpost is officially open in Bryn MawrIt's the third location for the growing collection of cafés known for their sourdough breads, homemade pastries, and seasonal dishes.Denali Sagner
The Buttery’s newest outpost is officially open in Bryn MawrIt's the third location for the growing collection of cafés known for their sourdough breads, homemade pastries, and seasonal dishes.Denali Sagner
A group of Haverford alumni is pushing the college to remove Howard Lutnick’s name from libraryHaverford said in a statement that many community members also have expressed to the college that they oppose the creation of a review committee. "The matter is not closed," the school said. Susan Snyder
A group of Haverford alumni is pushing the college to remove Howard Lutnick’s name from libraryHaverford said in a statement that many community members also have expressed to the college that they oppose the creation of a review committee. "The matter is not closed," the school said. Susan Snyder
A St. Joe’s Prep grad is recovering from a traumatic brain injury after violent high school ‘tiki party’ in Wissahickon parkPhiladelphia police are investigating the May 10 incident.Jesse Bunch
A St. Joe’s Prep grad is recovering from a traumatic brain injury after violent high school ‘tiki party’ in Wissahickon parkPhiladelphia police are investigating the May 10 incident.Jesse Bunch
Bennett L. Aaron, longtime attorney and honorary trustee of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, has died at 92He served as president of the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia and chair of the United Israel Appeal for the United Jewish Appeal. Gary Miles
Bennett L. Aaron, longtime attorney and honorary trustee of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, has died at 92He served as president of the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia and chair of the United Israel Appeal for the United Jewish Appeal. Gary Miles
Lower Merion is advancing a policy to eliminate iPads and laptops for K-2 studentsParents who have accused the district of overusing screens say the proposed changes don't go far enough. Some would still like a chance to opt out of screens for their children.Maddie Hanna
Lower Merion is advancing a policy to eliminate iPads and laptops for K-2 studentsParents who have accused the district of overusing screens say the proposed changes don't go far enough. Some would still like a chance to opt out of screens for their children.Maddie Hanna
Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast is ‘Jpreggie!’The songwriter, bandleader and "Crying In H Mart" author made the announcement with an Instagram post after performing at a festival in New York. She plays the Highmark Mann in July.Dan DeLuca
Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast is ‘Jpreggie!’The songwriter, bandleader and "Crying In H Mart" author made the announcement with an Instagram post after performing at a festival in New York. She plays the Highmark Mann in July.Dan DeLuca
A 50-year-old partnership allows Haverford and Bryn Mawr students to take classes or even pick a major on the other campusStudents can take classes at each other’s campuses, participate in each other’s clubs and programs and eat in each other’s dining halls for no additional charge.Susan Snyder
A 50-year-old partnership allows Haverford and Bryn Mawr students to take classes or even pick a major on the other campusStudents can take classes at each other’s campuses, participate in each other’s clubs and programs and eat in each other’s dining halls for no additional charge.Susan Snyder
A popular Villanova student bar is under investigation. The bar’s owners allege ‘targeting’ by residents and officials.Kelly's Taproom owner Gene Mitchell says he was served a citation with numerous alleged violations of Pennsylvania’s liquor code, including noise, open container, and disorderly conduct issues. Denali Sagner
A popular Villanova student bar is under investigation. The bar’s owners allege ‘targeting’ by residents and officials.Kelly's Taproom owner Gene Mitchell says he was served a citation with numerous alleged violations of Pennsylvania’s liquor code, including noise, open container, and disorderly conduct issues. Denali Sagner
Nina G. Zucker, longtime communications expert and public relations Hall of Famer, has died at 69 She consulted for two presidential campaigns, assisted the Senate Press Gallery at the 2000 Republican National Convention, and managed the 15th anniversary party for the Public Interest Law Center.Gary Miles
Nina G. Zucker, longtime communications expert and public relations Hall of Famer, has died at 69 She consulted for two presidential campaigns, assisted the Senate Press Gallery at the 2000 Republican National Convention, and managed the 15th anniversary party for the Public Interest Law Center.Gary Miles
