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13 non-touristy places in Philly to take your out-of-town relatives
They're much less touristy than your typical spots, but still offer that typical Philly experience.
Will Midtown Village leave the Gayborhood behind?
As the neighborhood grows and changes, some worry about a loss of identity.
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Here’s where to watch and play bocce this summer
It may not have originated here, but bocce ball is an extremely popular Philly activity.
Open Thread: How can Philly become more bike-friendly?
Weigh in below
The top Curbed Philly longreads of 2018
We delved into the history and rebirth of Philly spaces—and the people behind them
‘Your story doesn’t end here’: New project aims to give hope to Philly’s homeless
Signs across Center City will include information and inspirational messages
Construction begins on $60M religious exhibit at Independence Mall
The Faith and Liberty Discovery Center is opening in 2020
What to know for Philly’s Thanksgiving Day parade
Road closures, routes, how to watch, and more
What to expect for the Veterans Parade this weekend
Everything you need to know
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Mapping the development boom along the Schuylkill River
There have been a lot of changes in the past few years
Philadelphia Holocaust Memorial Plaza opens on the Parkway
The $7 million project brings interactive technology into the mix
Open Thread: Tell us what you think of the city’s transit plan
The plan was introduced Wednesday morning
‘Reclaiming public space’: How Philadelphians turned ads into art
Trash cans decked out with loud yellow ads have been turned into art pieces by local artists, thanks to a group of Philadelphians.
Developer sells luxury University City tower to California-based firm
The tower was designed by Southern Land Company and received LEED certification
Bringing play to historic Philly
We talked to the director of the Betsy Ross house about how historic Philly sites combine "play" with education, allowing kids to interact with their urban environment, both present and past.
Center City floods after water main break
SEPTA shut down bus lines and the city shut down roads
Controversial construction tax bill passes council
The bill narrowly passed following public comment both opposing and supporting it Thursday.
SEPTA considering bus network redesign with faster routes
A report outlined the ways SEPTA could boost bus ridership
After two years, LOVE Park reopens with new look
"This is your space... this is your city"
Pulse art installation coming (finally) to Dilworth Park
It will cast green mist across the park
Weekend transit roundup: The Broad Street Run and more
What to look out for when traveling the city this weekend
Center City Condo with floor-to-ceiling windows asks $800K
It’s a two-bed, two-bath
