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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 8
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Philadelphia Magazine
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 14, 2026
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What If the Big Future of Market East Starts Starts … Small? (opens the original)
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Forget another big-box savior. A scrappy collection of local shops, artists, and entrepreneurs is testing what Philadelphians actually want from one of downtown’s most under-used corridors. Meantime on Market / Photography by Charlie Schuck Alexa Colas knew that the summer of 2026 was going to be amazing, what with all the Philly250 celebrations, the World Cup, MLB All Star games, and countless other gotta-be-there happenings. Hundreds of thousands of visitors would descend here to revel in the
Want to Get Married for Free at an Eagles Tailgate? Here’s Your Chance (opens the original)
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Garage Beer and Steven Singer are giving one lucky couple a wedding before the Eagles-Cowboys game, complete with a surprise officiant, rings, the Philly Pops, and $5,000 toward the honeymoon. Does this look like the perfect wedding backdrop to you? Here’s how to make it happen. / Photo by J. Fusco for Visit Philadelphia If you grew up dreaming of walking down the aisle surrounded by friends, family, and hundreds of rabid, jersey-clad Eagles fans, now’s your chance. Garage Beer (yes, the brand c
Meet a Health Hero Finalist: Lyndsay Hoy (opens the original)
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The Penn-affiliated anesthesiologist lives with a rare, progressive lung disease known as lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM). Here's how she's working to advance research and support others living with LAM. As Lyndsay Hoy laid on the operating table in 2013, waiting to have her eggs harvested so she could begin IVF, she couldn’t help but fixate on the pulse oximeter. Hoy is an anesthesiologist, and usually, she found the machine’s steady beeping reassuring. It meant her patients were stable. But as
Could Philly See Another Measles Outbreak? (opens the original)
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The highly contagious disease is sweeping the United States. Philly currently has zero confirmed cases — a stark difference from the city's major outbreak 30 years ago. Are we more prepared this time around? Measles, the highly contagious infectious disease that causes coughing, fevers, a rash, and, in serious cases, pneumonia, deafness, and neurological complications, is currently ripping through the United States. Though its vaccine has been around since 1963 and is highly effective, more than
Best of Philly Spotlight: How to Cycle in the City (opens the original)
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From dodging potholes and SEPTA buses to being a mindful group rider, here's how to make your bike commute a breeze. Our Best of Philly winner shares tips for biking in the city. / Photograph by R. Rabena for Visit Philly Philly is a huge biking city, but navigating those pot holes, janky sidewalks, and SEPTA buses can make cycling a bit stressful. That’s why we turned to Carl Drexler, leader of Philly Full Moon Ride (aka this year’s Best Cycling Club). Part low-stakes, low-commitment ride, part
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