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Buyers of Fishtown Property Unveil Conversion Plans After $1.7 Million Acquisition

19 hours ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

The buyers of a Fishtown property, which has three buildings next to SEPTA’s Market-Frankford Line, plan to convert the existing hotel into apartments and replace two eateries with a New York-style deli, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Brothers Sam and Mohammed Abiah and other undisclosed investors paid $1.7 million for the site billed as the “gateway to Fishtown” earlier this month.
Jalen Hurts Now a Married Man, Weds Longtime Girlfriend Bry Burrows in Private Ceremony

19 hours ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

Jalen Hurts and his longtime girlfriend-turned-fiancé Bry Burrows, have officially tied the knot and gotten married. Jalen Hurts continues to reach different milestones in both his professional and personal life, the latest one being that he is now a married man, writes Tionah Lee for E! Online. Hurts and his longtime girlfriend, Bry Burrows, officially tied the knot during a recent private wedding ceremony.
Philadelphia’s Many Vibrant, Diverse Neighborhoods Also Provide Many Unique Offerings

1 day ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

Philadelphia is home to a vibrant and culturally diverse mix of neighborhoods. Each offer something great, from art to shopping to history, and more. Philadelphia is home to a vibrant and culturally diverse mix of neighborhoods, with each offering something for everyone, write the Editors for Philadelphia Style. Avenue of the Arts is a true haven for art lovers, opera aficionados, and theatergoers.
A North Philadelphia Mural Pays Tribute to Pope Francis’ 2015 Visit to the City

1 day ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

After Pope Francis' Philadelphia visit in 2015, a mural called "The Sacred Now: Faith and Family in the 21st Century," which now sits on the side of St. Malachy Catholic School in North Philadelphia, was created. With the recent passing of Pope Francis, memories and tributes are pouring in. Philadelphia has a connection with the Pope after a visit to the city in 2015.
Philadelphia’s Poverty Declines While Violent Crime, Unemployment Show Improvements

1 day ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

Philadelphia poverty and violent crime are declining, while unemployment rates are falling, according to new Pew "State of the City" report. According to The Pew Charitable Trusts’ 2025 State of the City report, poverty and violent crime in Philadelphia are declining, while unemployment rates are falling and educational outcomes are improving, writes Kristen Mosbrucker-Garza for WHYY.
New Analysis Reveals How Much Penn Owns in University City Real Estate

1 day ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

University of Pennsylvania trustees own more than three times the amount of real estate any other educational institution in the region. The University of Pennsylvania trustees own more than $3.3 billion in real estate in University City, three times more than any other educational institution in the region, writes Emily Scolnick for The Daily Pennsylvanian.
Court 16 Opens Pennsylvania's First Pickleball and Tennis Club in Fishtown

1 day ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

Court 16 has opened its first pickleball and tennis court facility outside of New York with its new Fishtown location. Court 16, the New York-based private tennis and pickleball club, recently celebrated the opening of its first Pennsylvania facility in Fishtown, writes Mike D’Onofrio for AXIOS Philadelphia. The new boutique facility is 14,000 square feet and features four courts.
Darts Are Once Again Growing in Popularity in Philadelphia, with City’s Dart Leagues Currently Thriving

1 day ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

Darts are becoming increasingly more popular in Philadelphia once again, with the city’s dart leagues currently thriving, writes Henry Savage for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Bonnie Situation is a member of the Olde English Dart League. The team of servers, bartenders, and a trucking logistics supervisor gather each week for four-hour battles that result in bragging rights and an occasional t-shirt.
The Athletic: Philadelphia Phillies Has Top 10 Front Offices in MLB, According to League Executives

2 days ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

A new ranking of the MLB's front offices has the Phillies comfortably in the top 10, led by the team's president of basketball operations, Dave Dombrowski. The MLB has 30 teams and front offices all competing with one another to put their ball club in position to be the last team standing to hoist the World Series trophy at the end of the season.
Masonic Temple in Philadelphia Showcases Wide Array of Unique Gems

2 days ago | philadelphia.today | Jensen Toussaint

The Masonic Temple is home to many fascinating features, including unique gems like 66-million-year-old fossils embedded in the floor, among much more. While the Masonic Temple in Center City is rich with symbolism — from the two sphinx statues flanking the entryway staircase to many portraits of past Freemasons — visitors can discover some delightful gems during their tour, writes Stephanie Farr for The Philadelphia Inquirer.