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Philadelphia Lifestyle News

Lifestyle in Philadelphia runs on cultural trends, family habits, social dynamics and shifts in daily living, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in the changing ways residents spend time and navigate their routines.


Pets

Live Poll

Would you donate to restore a beloved neighborhood mural in your area?

Wildlife

Olde Richmond Launches Campaign to Restore Raccoon Mural

Residents are raising $8,500 to repair the deteriorating stucco wall and repaint the beloved Webb Street Playground mural by artist Evan Lovett.

Olde Richmond Launches Campaign to Restore Raccoon Mural

Home

Live Poll

Do you believe reality television culture has made real-world social interactions more aggressive?

Home Renovation

TV Editor Releases Murder Mystery Novel Set in Philadelphia

Former reality television editor Timothy Hedden draws on his 25-year career to pen a new self-published murder mystery novel.

TV Editor Releases Murder Mystery Novel Set in Philadelphia

Culture

Seniors

PHA Plans 50-Unit Senior Building in North Philly

The Philadelphia Housing Authority proposes a four-story senior apartment building at 10th and Thompson streets in North Philadelphia.


Relationships

Live Poll

Would you consider getting married at a low-cost public venue like LOVE Park?

Weddings

Philadelphia Marks 1,000th Wedding at LOVE Park

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation's Wedding Wednesday program reached its 1,000th ceremony beneath the LOVE sculpture in Center City.

Philadelphia Marks 1,000th Wedding at LOVE Park

Shopping

Local Services

SEPTA Renames Market-Frankford Line the 'L'

SEPTA's signage overhaul gives the Market-Frankford Line a single-letter identifier that matches its colloquial nickname, the 'El.'

SEPTA Renames Market-Frankford Line the 'L'

More in Lifestyle

Reporting here centers on shifting cultural norms, family life, housing habits, relationships and personal daily choices. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Urban density and the variety of residential architecture define the ways people in the city manage their private and public lives. Economic pressures and changing household compositions frequently alter the ways these routines evolve over time.