One of Philadelphia’s oldest high rise buildings, the Witherspoon at 1321 Walnut St., will soon operate for the first time as a traditional apartment building with 186 units. The 11-story…
By Kurt Woock, NerdWallet Credit card debt can limit where you can live, the people you can date and where you can work. Because of that, struggling with credit card…
Q: Last year, we grew a nice vegetable garden that ended up feeding all of the local critters. I don’t mind sharing, but the ground squirrels, raccoons, opossums, and visitors…
It’s the first day of spring — or better known in the Philadelphia region as a far more important unofficial holiday: Free Rita’s Italian Ice Day. The Bensalem-born national water…
Spring is here, which means it’s time for al fresco dining. While Philadelphia offers many restaurant options, don’t overlook the picturesque views and comfortable seating available in the suburbs. From…
A Philadelphia jury awarded a $108 million verdict Thursday in a Philadelphia birth-injury case against Jefferson Health and a pediatric practice it acquired along with Einstein Healthcare Network. The verdict…
This week’s Shackamaxon covers local housing debates, the city’s struggle to “turn the key” on Land Bank projects, SEPTA’s new quality of life initiative, and the mayor’s budget address. Little…
The principal of Abington Senior High School has been reinstated after an investigation into social media posts with antisemitic content. Alice Swift, who was placed on leave Feb. 12, returned…
Liberty Home Choices, a nonprofit home aid agency in Philadelphia, is closing and ending 615 jobs on May 24, according to a regulatory notice filed with the state this week.…
BalletX is celebrating its 20th anniversary this season. So, of course, it had to honor its cofounder, who has gone on to do big things. Matthew Neenan was an up-and-coming…
