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UPDATE! National Restaurant Chain Opening Its First New Jersey Location
It's been several years now since Don Pablo's closed its doors. It's a great location for a restaurant, located right behind the Moorestown Mall. However, the building has been sitting empty since 2018. I wrote about this several months ago and now plans are moving forward. There are a lot...
Dollar General opens 2 N.J. stores, including 1 that offers fresh meat and produce
Bargain retailer Dollar General has opened two new stores in South Jersey, one of which will offer fresh meats and produce. The retailer announced Tuesday that the new stores in Williamstown and Galloway Township have recently opened, expanding the retailer’s footprint amid plans by Dollar Tree and Family Dollar to close more than 1,000 stores over the next several years.
New owner of iconic South Jersey diner vows to keep it alive
It might not be the prettiest name, but it’s perfectly Jersey. Geets Diner & Bar. That’s pronounced with a hard G. Although how even more Jersey would a diner be if it were a soft G and no S. As in J’eet?. J'eet yet? No? Let's stop...
This Pennsylvania Haunted House is One of America’s Scariest
One Pennsylvania haunted house is being celebrated for having some of the best thrills and chills of any in America. Halloween is a super popular holiday, and it seems as if we’re celebrating earlier and earlier every year. I’m not mad about it. I love Halloween but also love summer, so it’s a bittersweet thing for me.
JD Vance Risks Unforgivable Cheese Faux Pas in Philadelphia
JD Vance, the Republican vice presidential nominee, may have earned some side-eyed glances in Philadelphia on Monday after he asked workers at Pat’s King of Steaks why they didn’t serve Swiss cheese on their sandwiches. Vance, who was in Philadelphia campaigning, made the pilgrimage to the famous steak...
75-foot-wide floating deck to offer views of Schuylkill River
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A 75-foot-wide floating work of art and observation deck is coming to the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia.Mural Arts Philadelphia said Monday that construction on FloatLab, a river access point at Bartram's Garden in Southwest Philly, will begin in the fall and be completed by the summer of 2026."FloatLab will be a revolutionary platform that redefines how our community interacts with the Schuylkill River," Mural Arts Philadelphia executive director Jane Golden said. "But it's more than just a piece of art; it's going to be a space where people can connect with the water and each other."According...
Guy Fieri, It’s Time: Philadelphia Wants Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives at These Spots
Everyone in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania loves Guy Fieri!. He's one of those celebrities that it almost feels impossible not to love. Whether you're just obsessed with seeing the fun restaurants in your area he's eaten at or if you sit at home on the weekend binging his Food Network shows, I don't know very many people who can't stand him.
Havertown Couple Worked for Years to Create Their Perfect Home
Maria Grutkowski and Stewart Leftow had considered moving from their two-story Havertown home to Phoenixville to be closer to their jobs, writes Sally Downey for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Now thanks to some fine-tuned renovations, they have no intention of going anywhere. Both work at Phoenixville Hospital. Leftow, 61, is chairman...
Collective Soul in Camden: Pierre’s Pics
Pierre Robert here with a few photos for you from a fantastic show with Collective Soul last week at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion. The band were in Camden, NJ on Friday, August 16th as part of a tour with Hootie and the Blowfish. WMMR has been spinning Collective Soul’s music for...
Annual Summer Barbecue at Camden Prep Provides Free Backpacks, Food, Fun
CAMDEN - Chances are when 11-year-old Ameerah Atkinson returns to school this month, there will be very few Camden students who have a backpack like hers. "There is a calendar in here, a pen, some Post-its," Natisha Hamilton, Atkinson's mother, told TAPinto Camden. Her voice trailed off a bit as she rummaged through the free backpack her daughter received during Camden Prep's second annual Summer Barbecue held Saturday, August 17, at the school's campus at 1800 Copewood Street.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER "Look, it has the school's name on it," Hamilton added as...
Thousands attend Pink concert in Philly, despite weather threat
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Pop superstar Pink was in Philadelphia on Sunday night and thousands of fans packed Lincoln Financial Field to watch her perform, despite the threat of severe weather. Sundays at the Linc are typically reserved for football, but this Sunday was different. Instead of a sea of green, it was a sea of pink.For Emma and Morgan Vilardi, it was a family affair. The two brought their mom to the show to celebrate her 53rd birthday. They say the threat of rain was not going to stop them from showing mom a good time."It's a birthday present, so we...
Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers plans 2 more restaurants in NJ
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers is adding two more restaurants in New Jersey. The retro-themed quick-service chain expects a November opening on Route 130 in Cinnaminson followed by an e...
A year after rocking New Jersey, Springsteen heads to Philadelphia
Bruce Springsteen is ready to rock Philadelphia. Just as he did New Jersey a little less than a year ago. Springsteen and the E Street Band are scheduled to bring their tour to Philly's Citizens Bank Park, the home of the Phillies. The first concert is set for Wednesday, another on Friday. ...
Why your dog jumps on you, and how to stop the behavior | Pet Project
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- A nuisance behavior lots of dog owners are probably familiar with is jumping. And while dogs might not mean any harm by it, not all pet owners and their guests might appreciate having a dog jump on them.According to Pennsylvania SPCA animal advocate Carol Erickson, a dog jumping up on you as soon as you enter the door isn't a bid for dominance. Typically it's a dog showing exuberance."Biologists say that dogs evolved this particular jump-on-people greeting as a ritual specifically to interact with humans," Erickson explains. With other canines, dogs can use their tails and ears...
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