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There seems to be a growing trend when it comes to Thanksgiving Dinner: more and more people are farming out part of the responsibility of food preparation to a professional, instead of asking Grandma or Great Aunt Martha to do it.
Sophomore Nadia Watson says her lunch at Kensington Business High School was not only unappealing -- it was unrecognizable. "We had to ask them what it was."
The folks at Philadelphia's Reading Terminal Market are gearing up for a huge influx of shoppers this week.
Clinton is a long-time friend of expo sponsor, the Green Building Council, from "greening" the White House as First Lady to requiring LEED certification for all embassies and consulates overseas as secretary of state.
Many parents rely on big companies to create baby food that contains all of the necessary nutrition. Find out ways to make homemade baby food that is both healthy for your baby and the earth.
Whether you are traveling alone, with a loved one or are bringing the entire family, this city has something you are sure to enjoy.
After a $43 million renovation project that shutdown half of the Platt Bridge for almost two years, commuters can now breathe a sigh of relief as the whole bridge is now open and ready for use.
Earlier this year, the 5,000th kidney transplant in Penn Medicine history took place. It is a milestone that puts them in elite company, which they celebrated Thursday night.
The college is opening a coin art exhibit showcasing the works of Gilroy Roberts of Upper Darby. He carved Kennedy's face for the half dollar.
As part of the Great American Smokeout, the city of Philadelphia has launched an 'Ex-Smoker's Hall of Fame.'
Carrie Morey's Black Pepper Biscuits will give your Thanksgiving table just the right amount of Southern flair and keep your family running for more.
The School Reform Commission last night failed to renew the charters of two schools founded by a woman who is on trial on fraud charges.
The west side of 30th Street Station re-opens this morning, after more than a year of renovations. The project was finished not a moment too soon.
In the wake of the JFK assassination 50 years ago today, Philadelphia TV and radio stations provided massive coverage.
The Nutter Administration has decided to appeal the Tax Review Board's ruling that such a tax is out of bounds.
