Top 2014 Summer Festivals In Philadelphia
There is always a lot to do and see in the Philadelphia area during summer, including enjoying music or food. Here are the top five late summer festivals coming to Philly.
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There is always a lot to do and see in the Philadelphia area during summer, including enjoying music or food. Here are the top five late summer festivals coming to Philly.
While it's important to understand how to be prepared and stay safe during a backpacking trip, even if it's only for the day, there's a wealth of natural beauty to explore throughout the country. The following are just five of the best summer backpacking trips in America.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's 2013 re-election campaign owes more in legal fees than it has left in its campaign coffers, meaning it will need to resume fundraising to pay its lawyers.
Chris discusses a Main Line drug bust, Attorney General Eric Holder offering drug clemency, and the Boston Marathon, one year later. He also talks to Chaka Fattah Jr. about the federal investigations in which he is targeted and the countersuit he has filed.
This iconic NYC chain joined the local burger scene in 2012 and the long lines (we hit the shop and 32th and Chestnut) speak to its stature, at least among the drunken Drexel coeds who packed the place on St. Patty's night. The namesake shakes are wonderful – smooth and milky, without the ice crystals you get at other fast-food joints.
Officials in Gloucester Township are expecting work to begin by early summer on an upscale retail outlet center.
Three games in eight days and the Philadelphia Union have little to show for it.
Police say a man is in critical condition after he was shot multiple times in North Philadelphia Monday night.
A new study says there is no link between autism and the use of Oxytocin during induced labor.
A case that goes before the Supreme Court today pits a web startup against broadcast companies in a fight that could shape the future of television.
A key state Senator says he's giving up on the prospect that small games of chance in Pennsylvania taverns will generate projected revenue.
The Washington Post reports that some schools restrict AP access to show a high rate of success, so some good students in math, science and engineering are losing out.
According to recent research, people tend to match the eating habits of their social group.
