What's Cooking On 1060: Center City Restaurants, Vetri Pizza, and… Honey!
Pizzeria Vetri opens this coming month in Fairmount, the Philadelphia Honey Festival is September 6-8th, and Restaurant Week hits center city starting September 15th.
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Pizzeria Vetri opens this coming month in Fairmount, the Philadelphia Honey Festival is September 6-8th, and Restaurant Week hits center city starting September 15th.
Killing bedbugs can be successful, says one Bucks County pest control professional, but it takes work on the part of the homeowner as well as the exterminator.
Hotels in center city Philadelphia are expected to be sold out for the upcoming end-of-summer weekend.
The artwork, a 1934 streetscape called "East Wind Over Weehawken," goes up for auction in December.
The popular eatery in Northern Liberties has a for sale sign out front, but their lease goes through April.
The governor says 99.7 percent of the state's beaches are open -- a better percentage, he says, than in states not hit by Sandy.
Facebook is still keeping "Gifts," but it's just switching over to gift cards and digital codes instead of items such as flowers, stuffed animals, and cupcakes.
Bring your own bag to the store, or pay a two-cent fee for each plastic one you get. That's the idea of one Pennsylvania lawmaker.
Quarterly profit numbers for Atlantic City's 12 casinos are down…again, but officials are encouraged by trends outside of the gaming halls.
Then restaurants require customers to tip, they will also be required to pay the taxes on that service charge and complete all the paperwork that that entails as well.
"A brand new day is coming," said Kathleen Sebelius, referring to October 1st, when people without health care coverage will be eligible to enroll in a "marketplace" to buy affordable health insurance.
Atlantic City's 12 casinos saw their collective earnings fall by nearly 45 percent in the second quarter of 2013, state regulators said Thursday.
Bruce Yelk, with the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation, says their newest marketing campaign marks the third time ever that an LGBT-specific campaign has been produced by a US destination.
Penndot secretary Barry Schoch emphasizes this move does not mean the bridges are unsafe.
