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New 'Abbott Elementary' trailer teases new roles for teachers and more classroom chaos in Season 6 (opens the original)
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"Abbott Elementary" returns next week for its sixth season, and some of the characters appear to be taking on new positions at the fictional West Philadelphia school. A new trailer for the show, released Wednesday, reveals that Gregory (Tyler James Williams) has stepped into his new position as assistant principal and that Melissa (Lisa Ann Walter) is now a union representative. MORE: History of Lynnewood Hall, the mansion in Elkins Park, includes ties to the Titanic and Philly art museum "I hav
Openings & Closings: An abandoned chocolate factory gets a second life and Ten7 Brewing is coming to an end (opens the original)
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A 124-year old building in East Frankford where Sno-Caps and Raisinets were invented has been transformed into a sprawling center for social service, childcare and healthcare nonprofits. After years of standing vacant, the three-story, 66,000-square-foot Chocolate Factory Community Hub at 2201 Margaret St. opened Thursday, Sept. 17, after a roughly two-year-long adaptive reuse project by architect ISA. Concilio, a social services organization geared toward Latino families in the region, leased 4
Eagles, Comcast Spectacor tweak new tailgating rules after meeting with concerned fans (opens the original)
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Eagles tailgaters who bring oversized vehicles to the South Philly stadium complex now will be given one hour to unload their equipment and supplies before they must relocate their vehicles to specified lots. The policy, which takes effect Sunday, was reached after Eagles fans expressed concerns over a slew of new tailgating regulations that also begin Sunday. The one-hour, dropoff period begins when parking gates open. Initially, the new rules prohibited dropoffs. MORE: Clementon Park in South
Academy of Natural Sciences is closed, but the fight for the museum continues (opens the original)
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Supporters of the Academy of Natural Sciences say their fight for the museum's future is far from over, even after it closed to the public Sunday after 198 years of operation. Save the Academy, a grassroots group advocating for the reopening of the institution, said it's urging Drexel University's board to formally disaffiliate from the museum that it acquired in 2011 and calling for an independent, public process to decide the academy's future. Sarah McAnulty, an organizer with the group, belie
Center City hotels boast a record-setting summer, capitalizing on Philly's busy events schedule (opens the original)
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With Philly seeing a tourism boom for its busy 2026 slate of evens, Center City hotels on Tuesday reported having a record-setting summer. From May 1-Aug. 31, they brought in $335.6 million, a 20.6% increase compared with the same period in 2025, according to the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau (PHLCVB). The tourism agency said it set record highs during that timeframe in average daily rates for rooms and revenue per available room, which measures a hotel's ability to book rooms at a
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