Wedding Day News- Who Cares?

It’s simply that such blatant efforts to placate the News reading populace of the Philadelphia region with such frivolous stories of irrelevant occurrences throughout the region because it won’t upset them, and may even make them happy, reflects a significant decline in journalistic integrity.

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The Lunch Break Blog Fight Against Hunger

The Lunch Break Blog LLC would like to ask for your help this holiday season. We are hosting a fundraiser November 19, 2011 in an attempt to raise awareness and funds to fight hunger in the Philadelphia area.

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Part 2 of 2: Reflections on America While in San Francisco (With Apologies to Martin Roche)

And although I’m sure they had different experiences, ate at different restaurants, heard different stories, and learned different things, they still traveled with the same intent of encountering something new, which is something we should all be willing to do.

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Reflections on America While in Paris

When I consider how personally relaxed I felt in one of the most densely populated cities in the world, I have to wonder what it was that was so pleasingly foreign to me, other than the language.

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Main Street’s Acceptance of Gay Marriage: Did it cost the Village?

The gay community has won, but will the vibrant, proud culture now slip away into the conformity of America’s Main Street?

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St. Anthony's Italian Festival

It’s an annual event that lasts from June 12-19th and you will not be disappointed.

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When the Pickle Drops: New Year’s Symbols

All around the world, people congregate in large squares to share a sense of space and time. It is the unity of those that are living that we celebrate and definitely a noble task to toast a friend and stranger.

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Co-ops: Membership Has Its Privileges

Though we often wish to exercise our power as consumers, the truth is that the larger the store, the smaller our voice. As consumers, we are the advocates of products we buy.

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Part Four in a Series of Five: Al's #1 Italian Beef- Why Good Bread Matters

Each bite of the saturated, moist roast stirs a lot of flavors in your mouth, all properly complemented and augmented with a few hot peppers. However, even with this tour-de-force of ingredients, the sandwich still lacked a most essential component- That’s right, a roll!

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Part One in a Series of Five: My 2nd City- A Philadelphian's Chicago Vacation

The first thing to know about Chicago is it is huge. With almost double the population of Philadelphia, at 2.8 million and growing, and high-rise apartments and skyscrapers shooting out of the ground for miles, Chicago rightfully deserves one’s immediate respect.

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