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City recognizes section of University City as Black Bottom, which it was called in early 20th century (opens the original)
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Philadelphia City Council approved legislation officially identifying a portion of West Philly as Black Bottom — a neighborhood that was once demolished to build up the area around Penn and Drexel. The resolution, which passed unanimously during Thursday's meeting, defines the borders as the area between 32nd and 40th streets going east to west, and between Lancaster and University avenues going north to south. That includes much of Penn's campus and had been known as part of University City. Bl
History of Lynnewood Hall, the mansion in Elkins Park, includes ties to the Titanic and Philly art museum (opens the original)
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From now through Oct. 4, Elkins Park neoclassic mansion Lynnewood Hall is open to the public for just the second time in 84 years. The property is hosting Fleurs de Villes: The Gilded Age, a 10-day flower show inspired by HBO's "The Gilded Age." In addition to seeing floral sculptures modeled after some of the characters, visitors will also get a look into one of the most unique homes in the Philadelphia region. Lynnewood Hall features 110 rooms, an art gallery, swimming pool and formal ballroom
Clementon Park in South Jersey to be auctioned off in October (opens the original)
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Clementon Park and Splash World will hit the auction block on Oct. 19, with bidding set to start at $1.5 million. When the owners of the historic South Jersey amusement park announced its closure earlier this month, they said they wanted to find a buyer who "shares our love for Clementon Park and will carry its history and legacy forward." But selling it at an auction means they'll have less control over the property's future. MORE: Center City hotels boast a record-setting summer, capitalizing
Brothers behind Adoro to open another Italian BYOB in former Two Robbers taproom in South Philly (opens the original)
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The brothers behind Adoro in Queen Village plans to open another Italian BYOB restaurant at the former Two Robbers tasting room in South Philly. Florin and Marco Matranxhi are moving into 738 S. 11th St. in Bella Vista with Ravello, which is named after a town on Italy's Amalfi Coast. The fine-dining menu will highlight dishes from that region. "It's really good, really beautiful," Marco said of the Amalfi Coast. "We're really excited to bring ... a little Ravello to Philly." The brothers haven'
These numbers show the Shapiro-Garrity gubernatorial race is lopsided in polling, fundraising and name recognition (opens the original)
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Five weeks before Election Day, the gubernatorial race between incumbent Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro and his Republican challenger Stacy Garrity is quite lopsided in polling, campaign funding and name recognition with voters. Shapiro has a 20-point lead over Garrity, according to a recent poll by the Inquirer, New York Times and Siena University. The state treasurer also faces an anonymity issue, with 1 in 4 GOP voters in that poll saying they didn't even know her. That fact likely isn't being
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