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After a devastating 2014 fire, the 80-year-old family biz is back on 3rd and Market.

Since the university suspended in-person classes, the outbreak appears to be subsiding.

Research backs up the plea from leaders at Richard Allen Homes, who desperately want shootings to stop.

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Downtown sports stadiums are on the rise across the U.S.

Jabre Dutton says interacting with customers helps make up for not being able to see his friends at school.

Snaking from Bucks to the top of the El, the 24 connects shops, offices, residences and nursing homes.

Work has been ongoing on Livingston Street for more than a year.

Some admit they’re being cavalier, while others attempt a safe balance.

The coronavirus pandemic is not helping.

The soaring towers are a landmark in the rowhome neighborhood.