Nick Vadala
Philly Inquirer
Philadelphia, PA, United States
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A judge has ordered the Philadelphia Insectarium to pay $928K in a years-long foreclosure case
On the day the judgment came down, the Insectarium filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. → Read More
A week ahead of his Philly show, Bruce Springsteen postpones a concert in Columbus due to illness
Springsteen is slated to perform at the Wells Fargo Center in Philly on March 16. → Read More
President Joe Biden to deliver budget speech in Northeast Philadelphia today
Biden is scheduled to roll out his budget proposal during a speech at a Northeast Philadelphia union hall. → Read More
Shapiro’s budget proposes a tax on adult-use marijuana
Shapiro’s budget proposes a 20% tax on the wholesale price of marijuana products “sold through the regulated framework of the production and sales system, once legalized.” → Read More
Shapiro’s budget proposes a tax on adult-use marijuana
Shapiro’s budget proposes a 20% tax on the wholesale price of marijuana products “sold through the regulated framework of the production and sales system, once legalized.” → Read More
‘Boy Meets World’ star Ben Savage is running for Congress in California
Today, we only know him as Cory Matthews. But one day, he may be Rep. Ben Savage. → Read More
Marijuana dispensaries could replace two defunct Burlington County diners
Plans are underway to convert the closed Marlton Diner in Marlton and Mount Laurel’s Sage Diner to cannabis shops. → Read More
People can now get proof of their federal marijuana pardons, 5 months after the program was announced
The Department of Justice announced the online application for a “certificate of proof” of the pardons on Friday. → Read More
Dead dolphin found washed ashore in Avalon
The Brigantine-based Marine Mammal Stranding Center will perform a necropsy to determine how the eight-foot Bottlenose dolphin died. → Read More
Tenants’ rights guide: Breaking a lease
What happens if you have to break a lease? Here are your options, and how the rules in Pennsylvania work. → Read More
Christopher Fitzgerald funeral: Viewing, Mass, burial for shot Temple police officer
Christopher Fitzgerald, 31, was fatally shot last weekend after pursuing three people while investigating carjackings and robberies near Temple's campus. → Read More
Funeral for slain Temple Officer Christopher Fitzgerald: Time, road closures, how to stream
The funeral service at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Center City will include a viewing, words of remembrance, and a Mass. → Read More
Philly-set sitcom ‘The Goldbergs’ to end after current season at ABC
The series will end its run at the conclusion of its current 10th season. → Read More
Ed Harris debunks his bizarre quote at N.J.’s Jon Bon Jovi rest area
Ed Harris does not, in fact, think acting is like a touchdown. → Read More
Temple officer shooting: Suspect Miles Pfeffer allegedly made bomb threat; donations for Christopher Fitzgerald
Miles Pfeffer, 18, has been charged in the killing, which officials say is the first fatal shooting of a Temple police officer. → Read More
Matisse Thybulle’s mural tag defaced on Garage Fishtown
“This is why we can’t have nice things,” Garage Fishtown owner Jason Evenchik said in a text message. → Read More
Major renovations planned for Penn State’s Beaver Stadium
With a capacity of 106,572 people, it is among the largest-capacity college football stadiums in the country. → Read More
Police arrest suspect following fatal West Philly shooting
Medics transported the man to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, where he died at 9:20 a.m. → Read More
Penn’s Wharton doesn’t make Financial Times’ MBA rankings due to lack of alumni responses
It's the first time in the annual listing’s 25-year run that Wharton did not appear on the list of top business schools while still participating. → Read More
Walkout planned at Temple as grad student union strike is in its third week
The strike is the first by the Temple University Graduate Students’ Association, which represents about 750 part-time assistants who teach classes and assist with research. → Read More