Hear Philly: Winter Festival For The Whole Family Returns To Bucks County
The Lambertville New Hope Winter Festival is back for an 18th year this month.
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The Lambertville New Hope Winter Festival is back for an 18th year this month.
Hair O' the Dog turns 21 years old this Saturday night.
Joyce Craig, the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty in Philadelphia, was memorialized at City Hall by Mayor Nutter and other officials.
Weeks removed from Christmas, residents throughout the Delaware Valley may be left wondering what to do with their tree.
A Mount Airy Church is stepping up Saturday to help ex-offenders get their life back together.
Titled "Represent: 200 years of African American Art," the exhibit is comprised of 75 objects from 50 African American artists, including more than a dozen from Philadelphia.
According to the Academy, the Lexias pardalis butterfly has a condition called "bilateral gynandromorphy," and it's most commonly noticed in birds and insects because males and females often have different color patterns.
Temperatures have plummeted with wind chills in the single digits today.
John's battling for his life against anaplastic ganglioglioma, a rare but aggressive malignant tumor on his brain.
A kick-off event was held Wednesday at Girard College, the headquarters for the nation's largest day of service.
Last week we introduced you to nine-year-old James. This week, we're meeting his eight-year-old sister, Makayla.
The word centers on workers who toil at their desks, and grab a bite while others go out to lunch.
Nutter attributes the lower numbers not just to good policing, but also to cooperation from community groups that represent the city's minority residents.
More than 1,000 people, including 14 separate police agencies, gathered in Chester County Sunday to send a message of peace and appreciation.
The family of Shane Montgomery says his death has been ruled accidental, the same day funeral arrangements were made.
Rain didn't dampen the resolve of those marching against racial injustice in West Philadelphia Saturday.
The 15th annual Philadelphia Futures Conference took place in University City Saturday.
Hundreds of gowns are now at the Clarion Hotel in Essington, Pa., in preparation for the Delaware Valley's stop of the "Brides Against Breast Cancer Nationwide Tour."
"We're good at serving on boards and at doing pro bono work," says Al Dandridge, "but maybe not so much at rolling up our sleeves and actually getting down and helping people in our community."
Barb Stebulis, of Ivyland, Pa., says she bought two roses for that float: one for her son, killed in a car crash in 2008, when he was 22, and the other for his heart recipient, Darrin.
Eleven groups took the stage for 4½ minutes each, generating lots of excitement.
This year the parade begins at 15th and Market Streets in center city and ends at Broad and Washington Avenue, with performance stops at Sansom and Carpenter Streets.
A New Year's Day tradition that dates back more than three decades in Montgomery County is designed to be a day of fun but also to raise money for a camp for deserving children.
Nest, a playspace at 13th and Locust Streets in center city, was one of several child-friendly locations in town celebrating a "countdown to noon."
"I'm sad now, but I don't have a choice," says Won Song, who has run Superior Shoe Repair, in the 100 block of South 15th Street, behind the Union League, for 32 years.
