RECAP: Looking back on the week that was
Part time Philly college professors call for better stability
Adjunct instructors throughout the city say they struggle with low pay and uncertainty about their future employment.
Shake, rattle and roll
Friday’s small earthquake in New Jersey caused some rumbling in Philly and the suburbs. it also generated lots of reactions on social media, both serious and silly. BP has the answers to some common earthquakes questions.
Di Bruno Bros. secures investment from Brown’s Super Stores
Jeff Brown, former mayoral candidate and founder of regional grocery chain Brown’s Super Stores, has secured a significant stake in long-running local specialty-food purveyor Di Bruno Bros.
And then there was one
Royal Sushi and Izakaya’s Jesse Ito was the only one out of ten Philly candidates to make the final round of the James Beard Awards competition.
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VISION: Looking forward to the week ahead
Dine Latino Restaurant Week
Choose from 30 restaurants taking part in the week-long specials with a buy two entrees get a free appetizer or dessert. Locations vary, runs April 7-13.
Explore issues of immigration
Join WHYY News for the latest Bridging Blocks conversation, “Navigating Borders: Exploring the Issues of Immigration,” a discussion fostering understanding and empathy, aiming to provide a comprehensive view of immigration’s complexities and its effects on individuals and communities. (Thursday, April 11, 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.)
Final days for theater week
Pay-what-you-can tickets for local theaters will be available for one more week for two dozen shows like Quintessence’s Macbeth or the world premieres like InterAct Theatre Company’s The Last Yiddish Speaker.
Catch up on the previous week
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