Despite The Hassle, Many People Will Still Be Dining Out For Valentine's Day
Despite the fact that most people say they'd rather celebrate Valentine's Day on a day other than Feb. 14, it remains one of the busiest days for restaurants.
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Despite the fact that most people say they'd rather celebrate Valentine's Day on a day other than Feb. 14, it remains one of the busiest days for restaurants.
Only three establishments in the Philadelphia area were awarded AAA's "five diamonds" for 2014: the Four Seasons, the Rittenhouse Hotel, and the Fountain Restaurant at the Four Seasons.
"It's a slow process," notes Lower Makefield police chief Kenneth Coluzzi. "We still have a little over a hundred residents out of power."
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
County commissioner Josh Shapiro says the electric utility's leadership and its work staff have done an outstanding job, but he thinks more upfront investment may ease future events.
Governor Corbett is relying on rosy economic projections to support the budget proposal he rolled out this past week.
City councilman Jim Kenney has a long list of concerns about how the Streets Department uses salt during snowstorms. Topping the list is whether road salt poses serious health hazards to dogs or small children.
From driving snow that crippled traffic and caused accidents, to an ice storm that left more than a half million people in our region in the dark, the cost of this winter could be tallied in varied ways including serious inconveniences.
The cleanup continues, and a local tree expert says there is still a long way to go.
A big step up from a portable generator, a standby generator is wired into the home's main electrical service and will power the whole house.
The Philadelphia Auto Show opens Saturday at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, allowing you to feast your eyes on concept, classic, luxury, and exotic cars.
"Mother Nature had a little hissy fit, and we are seeing a lot of crazy stuff out there," says Tony Hoffman, owner of Ace Public Adjusters, in Northeast Philadelphia.
If you have your passport ready, you can be on your way within hours, says Jeannie Sabaroff, team leader at Liberty Travel, at 16th and Chestnut Streets in center city Philadelphia.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
The Atlantic City Boat Show continues through Sunday, at the Convention Center.
