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A hit-and-run left a woman unable to live alone. So her niece bought her house and moved in (opens the original)
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Lynsey Lehr grew up knowing that her beloved Aunt Donna survived a near-deadly hit-and-run as a teenager. The details of the tragedy were part of the tight-knit familyâs history. Donna Eiser had just finished her freshman year at East Stroudsburg University and aimed to become a physical education teacher. Then one night in August 1974, she was hit by a car a few blocks from her Bensalem home. She spent the next six months in the hospital, relearning how to speak and move. The crash left her p
The cult-favorite ceramic dinnerware from âThe Bearâ holds a pop-up sale in Philly (opens the original)
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On the first morning of the Jono Pandolfi dinnerware pop-up in Philly, a woman FaceTimed her best friend from the center of the studio, documenting the shelves of turquoise and yellow and persimmon salad plates. A man cradled a 4-ounce, birch white creamer made of toast-colored clay. Pandolfi is the designer behind the handmade plates and cups in some of Phillyâs most well-regarded restaurants, including Southwark, River Twice, and Vetri Cucina. Based in North Jersey, Pandolfi started his epon
How to have a Perfect Philly Day, according to former Eagles linebacker Connor Barwin (opens the original)
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Connor Barwin has a tattoo of the Detroit skyline sketched on his right arm, but in nearly every other way, heâs a Philly diehard. (Some fans have wondered online whether itâs actually the Philadelphia skyline â itâs not.) The former linebacker moved here in 2013 to play for the Eagles and âfell in love with Philly pretty quickly,â he said. During his first season, Barwin, 39, launched the Make the World Better Foundation to fund revitalizations of city parks and playgrounds. He live
She put in an offer on a âgranny specialâ in South Philly before her partner set foot inside | How I Bought This House (opens the original)
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Two restaurant workers initially focused on newly renovated houses only. The buyer: Joanna Jaeger, 32, general manager at Bartâs Bagels. The house: A 894-square-foot rowhouse with two bedrooms and 1½ baths built in 1920 in Lower Moyamensing. The price: Listed for $236,900; purchased for $233,000. The ask: Joanna Jaeger and her boyfriend, Adrian Schraufnagel, were tired of their one-bedroom in West Philly and fed up with renting in general. When their landlord announced a $200 rent increase in
They used to date. Now theyâre best friends raising her child together. (opens the original)
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Elysia Baskins and Christopher Johnson did not intend to raise a child together. They instantly got along when they first met on Bumble in 2022; they both loved anime and eating Japanese food. But after their first date, Baskins didnât feel the romantic chemistry, so they became best friends instead. In 2025, Baskins got pregnant with her partner and asked Johnson to be the godfather. She and her partner planned to live together with the baby. They signed a new lease on her West Philadelphia a
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