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Philadelphia Museum of Art shows how Mary Cassatt got the work done
From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Among the 130 works of paintings, pastels and prints in the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s major retrospective of Mary Cassatt are a handful of handwritten letters. Cassatt...
Finally! Justin Timberlake Announces Philly, PA Tour Date
In a turn of events area Justin Timberlake fans were hoping for but not counting on, the singer/songwriter and actor has just announced his latest tour will bring him to Philadelphia, PA later this year. When the first batch of The Forget Tomorrow World Tour dates dropped and didn't include...
New Jersey pizza place closing to become new restaurant
The sign reading Uno Chicago Grill has graced the building on Route 73 in Maple Shade for a long time. But lately new signs on the outside announced it’s closing down. Indeed Sunday was its final day as an Uno’s. The Uno Pizzeria & Grill chain traces back...
Found Dog in Woodbury City
WOODBURY, NJ – A dog has been found near the intersection of Lake Avenue and Park Avenue by Woodbury Heights Lake, according to the Woodbury City Police Department. The police are reaching out to the community to help locate the owner of the dog. Anyone who recognizes the dog or knows the owner is urged to contact the Woodbury City Police Department at (856) 845-0065 or the Gloucester County Animal Control at (856) 881-2828.
Delaware County Burgers Still a Bargain Even With Rising Prices
Delaware County burger restaurant owners are feeling the pressure of rising beef prices as they try to keep customers happy. It seems even Charlie’s Hamburgers in Folsom has felt the effect of rising beef prices, writes Erin McCarthy for The Philadelphia Inquirer. In January, Charlie’s Hamburgers, a nearly 90-year-old...
More than 90 spraygrounds opening in Philadelphia ahead of summer to help residents beat the heat
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Fun in the sun just got a bit cooler. More than 90 water-based play spaces are opening in Philadelphia to help give the city's residents a safe way to beat the heat for free. Philadelphia's spraygrounds, splash pads and sprinklers are opening at 1 p.m. on Friday, May 24. One of the city's newest spray grounds built at The Guerin Recreation Center in South Philadelphia will be open for its first summer season. "There was no pool here," Parks and Recreation Commissioner Susan Slawson said. "So they didn't have the opportunity to come cool off in a pool. When we...
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