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Republican House candidate removed from panel after repeatedly misgendering Rep. Sarah McBride (opens the original)
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Republican U.S. House contender Joseph âDr. Joeâ Arminio was removed from a panel Thursday featuring candidates in Delaware races after he repeatedly misgendered Democratic U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride. McBride is the first openly transgender member of the U.S. House and was sworn in last year. Things unraveled at the Siegel Jewish Community Center in Wilmington, where the Jewish Federation of Delawareâs Jewish Community Relations Committee coordinates a candidates forum every two years. The ev
This West Philly coffee shop has a bagel-themed fall drink thatâs a must-try (opens the original)
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Just in time for fall, the drink of the season has arrived â but its creators caution, thereâs no pumpkin here. Little Bean, the West Philly coffee shop owned by the married couple behind Cleo Bagels, has debuted a pumpernickel syrup. Itâs available in any coffee drink, but co-owner Alex Malamy says itâs best showcased in the form of a pumpernickel cortado. The flavor is the newest permanent fixture on the shopâs list of housemade syrups, alongside chocolate, vanilla, and lavender. â
The Eagles have exclusive $1 mini art prints from vending machines, a first in the NFL (opens the original)
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Anastasia Inciardiâs art has made the rounds â her mini prints have become desirable collectibles at museums, arenas, and VIP red carpets nationwide. But her latest collab is particularly special because of what it means to her family. This week, the Philadelphia Eagles announced that Inciardiâs mini-print vending machines would be stationed at Lincoln Financial Field all season. The machines are stocked with special football-themed linocut art with designs ranging from a Go Birds sign to
Flyers update arena rendering after fans say women were left out of the first version (opens the original)
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The Sixers and Flyers released the first public renderings of their new arena, which is scheduled to open in 2030, earlier this week. Two images, which were created by Populous, the global design firm responsible for the arenaâs conception â showed fans attending basketball and hockey games in the new state-of-the-art digs. But some fans say the Flyersâ rendering was missing one key detail: female fans. What ensued was a Whereâs Waldo? level of analysis by people on the internet. The Fly
Police identify the victim of the Times Square fatal stabbing as a 32-year-old Penn grad (opens the original)
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Police have identified the victim killed in a knife-wielding spree in Times Square as a 32-year-old from Chester, N.J. Erin Piacenti was a vice president of business at Bank of America based out of Manhattan with a background in law, according to her LinkedIn profile. But before that, she was a singer at Penn. As a young girl, Piacenti, whose given name was Guiltinan, attended the private Catholic girlsâ school in Morristown, N.J., Villa Walsh Academy. She went on to enroll in the University o
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