A group of retired Black women in Philly gather weekly to sew period pads for girls in Africa. Along the way, they've also built a community here
"We believe in each other and have faith in ourselves, and we have faith others are going to support us”
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My dad @Larry_Eichel left the @PhillyInquirer in 2008. He wrote the first draft of Jimmy Carter’s obit when I was 4. I’m now 39 and have been at the Inquirer for 14 years. Tomorrow will be his first A1 story in 16 years. inquirer.com/news/jimmy-cart…
Honored to be featured in @platemagazine’s Bones Issue, diving into the heart of the industry! 🦀 Plate chats with 4th Gen Owner Stephen Sawitz our incredible team to uncover what keeps Joe’s thriving. Thank you @platemagazine // @evanbenn! ✨ #JoesStoneCrab#Since1913
My first story for the Inquirer. Thanks to Em Wilson, who brought me to the church where she bakes and let me spend hours picking her brain.
S/O to the folx who are "all gonna kiss after [they] eat a pastry." It's a bake sale, it's a ritual, it's gay.
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The @PhillyInquirer’s first large-scale brand campaign used clever, provocative, and funny “Unsubscribe from/Subscribe to” ads on Philly-area billboards in addition to digital and print displays on transit and across The Inquirer’s products. ow.ly/CI1850RMMVT@EvanBenn
It was a long night for Top Chef judge Tom Colicchio, who was stuck for 'close to 5 hours' on an unmoving Amtrak train bound for NYC from Philly.
More on the celeb chef's social media spat his spotting at a Center City culinary hotspot ⬇️
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Covering Miami man OJ Simpson's armed robbery trial in #Vegas for the @MiamiHerald, inc flying with him on a USAir flight from LAS-FLL (s/o @caseyfrank1), was an experience I'll always remember. Led to this appearance on @nancygrace w Mike Walker (rip): cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0802/14/…
Our first subscriber-exclusive newsletter, Philly Health Insider launches 4/3. The incisive @abgutman and @aubreyjwhelan will write this definitive weekly read for local medical pros. Thanks @LetitiaStein for doing so much to drive the strategy! Sign up inquirer.com/newsletters/hea…
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Give this a listen or just a repost. March 10th we will be hosting our second charity event for Leukemia lymphoma society. This one means a lot to me. Repost the thing.
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Lucy López is back for a very different Pan Con Podcast. @theLUCYLOPEZ and @PIGinc open up about their experiences with their mothers' cancer diagnoses and how it drove them to contribute to research efforts.
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no YOUR newsroom made a game to commemorate the horse running down the highway. Oh wait, it was mine 😎 I traveled 3.75 miles in @PhillyInquirer's Horse-95 game. How far can you make it? kudos to @SamMorrisDesign @jasenlo123 and team 👏 inquirer.com/news/philadelph…
.@samanthamelamed spent a year investigating Philadelphia's collapsing rowhouses.
She found that a surge in residential construction, a culture of impunity, and inadequate oversight are destroying homes across the city.
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ALT A photo of Windelin Adorno and her son, Brayden Moran, in front of their home in Norris Square. Text overlaid reads: "More than 50 occupied rowhouses are wrecjed each year by construction next door. Here are the most illuminating takeaways from our investigation into 'construction destruction.'"
Ever think, 'Restaurants in [my city] never get the media love that other cities do?' @ashukla89 pulled receipts from '89-'23 — major awards from Esq, F&W, JBF, Bon App & Eater — and saw #Philly surge to No. 3 behind only NYC and LA. And #Miami? Well...
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We set out to learn about the life of every child shot and killed in Philadelphia in a single year. The result is a poignant picture of the state of the city’s gun violence & who it almost always impacts: the most vulnerable youth. These are their stories. inquirer.com/crime/inq2/phil…
There were coal-roasted prawns, khachapuri, juicy burgers, Kensington barbacoa and frosty coupes of absinthe ice cream. And yes, even a perfect simple green salad. It was such tasty year, but these were the best dishes I ate in 2023. inquirer.com/food/philly-foo…