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We have local beer at our airport. The Phillies have the best beer selection of any ballpark in the country. Many area distributors have a “locals only” section. So why does it still seem local brewers can't catch a break in Philly pubs?
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Raises likely would be scheduled to take effect around July 1, the start of the agency's 2011 fiscal year. SEPTA won't say how much fares may go up
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The one and only Bob Dylan comes to North Philadelphia tonight, performing with his band at the Liacouras Center at Temple University ; the Monsters of Folk
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For commuters, the denial meant lost work hours, missed school days, and a status quo of disruption. TWU chief Willie Brown, obstinate as a toddler, was absolutely correct: there was little reason not to hate him.
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Unionized labor may have its downsides, but the steady decline of union membership has been disastrous for American workers, including Pennsylvanians. That's one reason the TWU deserves your backing.
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By signing the pact, the TWU, which represents 5,100 drivers, operators and mechanics, preserved the bonuses. The five-year contract also calls for a 2.5 percent raise in the second year, and a 3 percent raise in each of the final three years.
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Whether you love it or hate it, the Snuggie has warmed its way into the cultural vernacular of 2009. After successful events in cities such as New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Scranton, the pub crawl inspired by the “blanket with sleeves” came Sunday to Philadelphia, with stops at Paddy Whack’s Pub...
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I’ve been at a loss over what to say about the Fort Hood shooting. I think Atrios was on to something yesterday when he wrote “When your first reaction to tragic events is to consider how they might support your politics, it’s time to go for a nice long walk.” Indeed. I was initially tempted this mo...
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It should be a long joyful stroll down memory lane Saturday at the House of Blues, since the legendary Brian Wilson will perform his greatest hits throughout the evening. The brilliant Beach Boy has written a plethora of tunes, which have scaled the pop charts. “Good Vibrations,” “California Girls,...
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Tonight: Swimmers 7pm, $10. Kung Fu Necktie. Philadelphia quartet the Swimmers celebrate the release of their tremendous new album People Are Soft—the
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Big news this First Friday: A new gallery, Marginal Utility , is opening in the Vox building. The six-story former factory building already houses Vox Populi , Copy , AHN/VHS , Progressive Sharing , Jeffrey Stockbridge Fine Art and Tiger Strikes Asteroid . With the addition of Marginal ...
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Liz Spikol says the new "Clean Cures" book offers plenty of simple ways to rid yourself of wasp stings, cold sores and flatulence. But its arrival may be yet another sign that South Street Bohemia has been vanquished by the Gods of Commerce.
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Little Jazz Man Nazir Ebo's older brother is already making it big in the jazz world. But the 9-year-old is already working on creating his own legacy of music. By Mariel Waloff Add Comment Add Comment | Comments: 0 | Posted Nov. 5, 2009 Nazir Ebo has a tough act to follow. His older brother, 18 ...
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Also: a trans woman files suit against the library. And area parents are worried about autism and the flu vaccine. Plus a bonus: Tony Danza makes a video while working out in Philly.