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Outdoor dining returned to Philadelphia on June 12. But dining alfresco will look a bit different this year. Here’s what you need to know. In an effort to keep customers safe during the “yellow” and “green” phases of the COVID-19
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A Passyunk Square theater is keeping artists connected to audiences through virtual conversations. Throughout her 14-year affiliation with Theatre Exile, Producing Artistic Director Deborah Block has enjoyed pairing powerful productions with audiences who thrive on compelling content. In March, the
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Playgrounds will reopen. Summer camps will happen. Masses will resume. But everything will require social distancing. 1) Safer-at-Home plan If all goes according to plan, the City of Philadelphia’s Safer-at-Home plan will go into effect on Friday, June 5. According
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The move comes due to its five-county area’s move into Governor Wolf’s ‘Yellow Phase’ in the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic. The last 12 weeks have proven somber occasions for believers within the five-county Archdiocese of Philadelphia, as stay-at-home orders
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With the continued closure of gyms and fitness studios during the coronavirus pandemic, we’re all looking for ways to stay fit, both physically and mentally, at home. Yoga, a mind-body practice, is a very effective way to manage stress. Yoga
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South Philly’s music lovers’ rendezvous sings a new verse: YouTube video, opera from the balcony, and takeout! A family-run neighborhood fixture for over 100 years, Victor Cafe at 1303 Dickinson Street has long provided its customers with a truly memorable
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