Tim Harrison

Philadelphia

Journalist at PhillyBite

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Articles

How Many Black Bears Live in The State of Maryland?

1 month ago | phillybite.com | Tim Harrison

Maryland's Black Bear Boom: A Wildlife Success Story in the Old Line State Maryland's black bear population is experiencing a remarkable resurgence, a testament to successful wildlife management and the adaptability of these impressive animals. Once scarce in the state, black bears are now thriving, with numbers reaching levels not seen in decades. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has reported a significant increase in black bear numbers.
Blind Tasting & Cheese Extravaganza: Jansen Dinner Lab

1 month ago | wherephilly.com | Tim Harrison |Joy Franklin

A Culinary Collaboration: Cheese Takes Center Stage The Jansen Dinner Lab offers a unique opportunity to experience Chef David Jansen and his team's culinary creativity. This edition promises a five-course dinner, with each dish creatively incorporating cheeses from The Farm at Doe Run. The Farm at Doe Run is celebrated for its commitment to sustainable farming practices and its exceptional cheeses made from the milk of its grass-fed cows, goats, and sheep.
Top 5 Philadelphia Restaurants for French Onion Soup

2 months ago | phillybite.com | Tim Harrison

Parc, a traditional French bistro in Rittenhouse Square, is renowned for its authentic Parisian ambiance and classic French cuisine. Their French Onion Soup, "Soupe à l’oignon Gratinée," is a must-try. It features a rich, intensely flavored broth, perfectly caramelized onions, and a generous, bubbly Gruyère cheese topping. Parc offers an exquisite setting in which to enjoy this French staple. Tip: Parc is popular, especially for brunch and dinner.
What's The Nicest City in Pennsylvania?

2 months ago | phillybite.com | Tim Harrison

Lititz: The Quintessential Gem of Pennsylvania It stands out as a beacon of small-town perfection in a state brimming with contenders. Here’s why Lititz might be the friendliest city in Pennsylvania. Lititz's heart is its downtown—a compact, pedestrian-friendly stretch of Main Street lined with 18th-century buildings, boutique shops, and cozy cafes. It’s where you can stroll from a handmade jewelry store to a craft brewery without needing a car.
What is The Oldest Inn in The State of Pennsylvania?

2 months ago | phillybite.com | Tim Harrison

A Step Back in Time: The King George II Inn This article explores the fascinating history of the King George II Inn, its enduring legacy, and the unique experience it offers to visitors today. The King George II Inn's origins predate the founding of the United States by almost a Century.
Who Where The First Inhabitants of North Carolina?

2 months ago | phillybite.com | Tim Harrison

The First Inhabitants: Uncovering the Indigenous Legacy of North Carolina This article explores the diverse Native American groups who were the first people of North Carolina, tracing their presence, their ways of life, and their enduring legacy. As documented by the North Carolina Office of State Archaeology, archaeological evidence reveals that North Carolina has been inhabited by humans for at least 12,000 years, possibly even longer.
What Major Rivers Run Through Pennsylvania?

2 months ago | phillybite.com | Tim Harrison

This article explores the most significant rivers that flow through the Keystone State, highlighting their unique characteristics and contributions to Pennsylvania's story. The Delaware River, forming Pennsylvania's entire eastern border, is a waterway of immense historical and economic importance. Stretching over 300 miles from its source in New York State to Delaware Bay, it's the longest undammed river in the eastern United States, as documented by the Delaware River Basin Commission.
What is The Largest County in Pennsylvania?

2 months ago | phillybite.com | Tim Harrison

Lycoming County: Exploring the Vast Expanse of Pennsylvania's Largest County As documented by the U.S. Census Bureau, Lycoming County covers a sprawling 1,228.59 square miles, quickly claiming the title of Pennsylvania's largest county by land area. To put this in perspective, it's more significant than the entire state of Rhode Island.
What is the Largest Lake in Florida?

Jan 24, 2025 | phillybite.com | Tim Harrison

Lake Okeechobee: Unveiling the True Size of Florida's Inland Sea The primary metric used is the surface area when determining the largest lake within a geographical location. According to the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD), the governing body responsible for the lake's management, Lake Okeechobee boasts an average surface area of approximately 730 square miles (1,900 square kilometers). This vast expanse of water dwarfs any other lake in Florida.
National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day on April 12th

Jan 23, 2025 | phillybite.com | Tim Harrison

Celebrate National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day on April 12th Mark your calendars, cheese lovers! April 12th is National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day, dedicated to celebrating one of the most beloved comfort foods ever. With its crispy, golden-brown exterior and gooey, melted cheese interior, this simple yet satisfying sandwich has earned its place in the hearts (and stomachs) of people of all ages.