Stephanie Farr

1 week ago | stripes.com | Stephanie Farr

You can tour parts of the 97,000-square-foot Masonic Temple in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s headquarters of the Freemasons, for $15. (Monica Herndon, The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS) As I entered the Masonic Temple in Center City and walked between two sphinx statues guarding the entryway staircase, and over a royal purple carpet featuring Freemasonry’s iconic Square-and-Compasses symbol, I thought: “What’s next?

1 week ago | republicanherald.com | Stephanie Farr

As I entered the Masonic Temple in Center City and walked between two sphinx statues guarding the entryway staircase, and over a royal purple carpet featuring Freemasonry’s iconic Square-and-Compasses symbol, I thought: “What’s next? A pyramid with the disembodied Eye of Providence floating on top?”Alas, it was just the front desk, but that was good too since my husband and I were there to cross a tour of the temple off our Philly bucket list.

1 week ago | inquirer.com | Stephanie Farr

Alleged “Delco Pooper” Christina Solometo smiled in her mug shot and laughed in front of news cameras Thursday as she was led away in handcuffs to face charges for allegedly defecating on the hood of another motorist’s car, smiling, and then driving away during what police said was a road rage incident this week. When reached by phone Friday, Solometo said: “I cannot wait to talk, but guess what?

1 week ago | inquirer.com | Stephanie Farr

A motorist allegedly involved in a roadway dispute in Delaware County Wednesday could not let it mellow and instead rear-ended the other driver — not with her car but with her bare buttocks — before dumping her frustrations onto the hood of the other vehicle. Listen, I’ve written about Delco for 18 years and even I can’t even believe I just wrote that sentence.

2 weeks ago | theepochtimes.com | Stephanie Farr

By Stephanie Farr The Philadelphia InquirerAs I entered the Masonic Temple in Center City and walked between two sphinx statues guarding the entryway staircase, and over a royal purple carpet featuring Freemasonry’s iconic Square-and-Compasses symbol, I thought: “What’s next? A pyramid with the disembodied Eye of Providence floating on top?”Alas, it was just the front desk, but that was good too since my husband and I were there to cross a tour of the temple off our Philly bucket list.