HeyJaredMike Newall
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Kensington Voice newsroom has laid off staff and ceased publication (opens the original)
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Kensington Voice â the independent, nonprofit newsroom and community hub covering the lower Northeast and North Philadelphia â has ceased publication. âKensington Voice has run out of money needed to pay our staff,â said Jillian Bauer-Reese, co-founder of Kensington Voice in a letter to readers published Monday. The outletâs website, which provided news, guides, community-authored opinions, and neighborhood resources created with community reporting, has been largely dormant for months
The doors of the Academy of Natural Sciences closed an hour ago. Is this really how itâs going to end? | Mike Newall (opens the original)
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Time has never been so precious at the Academy of Natural Sciences. The clock is officially ticking on Phillyâs nearly 200-year-old palace of prehistoric marvels and natural wonders â the oldest natural history museum in the Western Hemisphere, and treasured playland of my six year old, who, like centuries of children, imagines that the old bones are just waiting to roar to life. The Academyâs museum closed to the public an hour ago. Itâs last day operation is slated for Wednesday. Frida
How did the Philadelphia Museum of Art become home to the worldâs largest Duchamp collection? (opens the original)
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When the Philadelphia Museum of Art debuts its expanded Marcel Duchamp exhibit in October, it will be part of the first major U.S. retrospective of the mysterious forefather of modern art in more than a half century. Exploring the arc and range of the pioneering French American artist, who died in 1968, the show features 300 of Duchampâs paintings, sculpture, film, photography, printed matter, design, and his unclassifiable works known as âreadymades.â After showing at New Yorkâs Museum
My parents keep insisting we take visitors to the Liberty Bell. How can I convince them to go ⦠anywhere else? (opens the original)
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This weekâs question (Have your own? Submit it here.): My parents keep insisting we take visitors to the Liberty Bell. Iâve been five times this year. I canât do it anymore, but they want me to tag along because they think if I donât Iâll just play my Switch at home. How can I convince them to go ⦠anywhere else? First of all, I assume that youâre a child, or at least someone who has to listen to your parents, and I want to say thank you for your dedication to The Philadelphia Inqu
Baseball blessings, a âGray Wave,â and an unfortunate Phanatic smoothie | Weekly Report Card (opens the original)
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Grading the good, bad, and weird news coming out of our region. The Phillies crawled into Iowa for MLBâs mystical Field of Dreams game and havenât lost since. The Fightins peeled off seven in a row since emerging from the cornfield in whatâs become baseballâs most spine-tingling summer happening (Sorry, All-Star Game, but Mike Schmidt coming out of the corn was one for the ages.) Powered by a suddenly divine offense â in the name of the Harper, Bohm, and Bryson Stott, amen â and a re
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