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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

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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

These Philly Fringe shows focus on veterans stories with parallels to Iran, Vietnam and beyond

A pair of shows at Philadelphia’s Fringe Festival highlight past and current challenges facing members of the armed services.

by Jane M. Von Bergen

Should we be putting pickles on our cheesesteaks?

Picklesteaks might just be the next big thing in cheesesteak technology.

by Julia Binswanger

Philly’s best parks are a SEPTA ride away, and ‘Getting to Green: Routes to Roots’ has the map for it

The Mural Arts Philadelphia project has updated its maps with 35 local green spaces and the SEPTA routes that can get you there — plus a card deck.

by Nick Kariuki

Here’s what we know about the Academy of Natural Sciences museum’s closure

Public outcry over the Academy of Natural Science’s closure has led many to call for leadership changes. Here’s what we know.

by Violet Comber-Wilen and Heather J. Chin

Philly runs on medals: The race bling runners can’t resist

Medal designer Rita Carroll shows creativity with finisher hardware, giving participants another reason to go the distance.

by Nick Kariuki

The Academy of Natural Sciences is closing its museum after over two centuries. Here are some exhibits to see while you can.

The oldest institution of natural history in America will close its museum at the end of this month. Here is how the community is reacting.

by Violet Comber-Wilen

U.S. Constitution set the tone for American democracy – and it was signed in Philly

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

Chris Krewson

These Philly Fringe shows focus on veterans stories with parallels to Iran, Vietnam and beyond

Should we be putting pickles on our cheesesteaks?

Philly’s best parks are a SEPTA ride away, and ‘Getting to Green: Routes to Roots’ has the map for it

Here’s what we know about the Academy of Natural Sciences museum’s closure

Philly runs on medals: The race bling runners can’t resist

The Academy of Natural Sciences is closing its museum after over two centuries. Here are some exhibits to see while you can.

U.S. Constitution set the tone for American democracy – and it was signed in Philly

Philly weekly events calendar: August 31 to September 7

Philadelphia Cycling Classic returns to the city’s streets after 10-year absence

Bells galore: Manayunk couple celebrates son’s Philadelphia Cycling Classic return with dozens of cowbells