New technology policy at Lower Merion will scale back, keeping iPads out of kindergarteners’ hands
The vote followed months of heated debate as parents push back on screens. The school board moved Monday’s meeting online after receiving threats, officials said.
South Philly’s Tex-Mex mecca Taco Heart is expanding to Ardmore
Owner Nano Wheedan said coming to Ardmore Farmers Market “seemed like the perfect next step” as the restaurant navigates its first expansion beyond South Philadelphia.
A Chester County borough will join a regional police force, dismantling their own over budgetary concerns
Residents decried the decision in a contentious meeting.
Kennett Square is capping Airbnbs and other short-term rentals to address housing availability
Though existing short-term rentals are grandfathered in, the borough will restrict such units moving forward.
The Union are close to a deal to bring back Mark McKenzie
Multiple sources with knowledge of the deal confirmed to The Inquirer that the 27-year-old will rejoin his old team in January, moving from French club Toulouse for a $2.5 million…
The plan to turn a contaminated industrial site in Kennett Square into housing takes another step forward despite residents’ pushback
The borough will advertise a change that could allow for housing and business at the former National Vulcanized Fiber site — once it passes muster for environmental cleanup.
Northeast Philadelphia is losing its last traditional Jewish deli
For decades, delis were part of everyday Jewish life in the Northeast. The closing of Steve Stein’s Famous Deli this weekend marks the end of that era.
We won’t have the Outlaw Music Festival, but Willie Nelson and Neil Young are coming to Philly anyway
At the Mann, Nelson will play with his Family Band and Young will be backed by the Chrome Hearts (which includes Nelson's son Micah) in a show two days before…
The U.S. national debt is set to hit $40 trillion this week
The lost revenue has forced the U.S. Treasury Department to borrow more rapidly to cover the nation’s bills.
House of the week: A 19th-century farmhouse in Bucks for $675,000
Loren Gray’s home, built in the 1830s, is on the market with several recently renovated features.