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SRC votes to end contracts; parents, teachers, freak out: The morning on social media

by Chris Krewson October 6, 2014January 17, 2023

Chris Krewson

Chris Krewson is the executive director of LION Publishers, a national nonprofit association that serves local journalism entrepreneurs build sustainable news organizations, and the founding editor of... More by Chris Krewson

Philadelphia candy sellers are up to no good this Halloween

From chocolate SEPTA rats to lollipops with actual worms inside, here are some sweets that will truly spook you.

by Julia Binswanger

Heart, joy and a nail-clipping trophy: The Billies celebrate Philly’s changemakers

A packed house at WHYY celebrates artists, advocates and neighbors whose big ideas and everyday kindness make Philadelphia better.

By Jassmyn Nesmith for Billy Penn

America’s First Peoples are the subject of this week’s Philly Firstival

America’s Indigenous Peoples lived in the country far before 1776. This week’s Firstival celebrates the history and contributions of our Native American ancestors.

by Violet Comber-Wilen

Philly spent $120K for two model streeteries. Now it wants your review

The city spent $120,000 designing two LOVE Park prototypes meant to make outdoor dining cheaper, safer and easier for restaurants.

by Davis Cuffe

‘One way, one Philly:’ Street renaming honors AME Bishop Richard Allen

The corner of 6th and Lombard streets will recognize the founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Community members say they are “elated”

by Violet Comber-Wilen

Lemon Hill’s caretakers call for sustainable parks funding as World Cup legacy project begins

Nearly $7 million in improvements are coming to the space, but volunteers say it needs more long-term support from Philadelphia Parks and Recreation.

by Nick Kariuki

Two Philly plays explore parenthood and friendships

“Summer, 1976” and “Big Babies” explore the bonds and absurdities of raising young children. Both run through Oct. 11.

by Jane M. Von Bergen

Philadelphia 76ers tickets contest: Enter by Nov. 1

by Billy Penn Staff

Billies Awards return to celebrate Philly’s grit, creativity and joy

Billy Penn’s annual awards honor history advocates, artists, neighborhood connectors and unforgettable Philadelphia personalities.

by Billy Penn Staff

That’s not actually a cheese vending machine in Olde Kensington

It’s a gourmet cheese dispensary.

by Julia Binswanger

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