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Business

Ashton Kutcher Talks Tech in Tel Aviv

Sports

For Love of the Game, Brothers Attended Different Schools

Health

The Art of Control: Study Analyzes Impact of Cancer Support Groups

Business

A New Breed of Developers Reanimate the Skeletons of Forgotten Buildings

Space Invaders

By:

Richard Pawlak, Inside Magazine feature

Imaginative entrepreneurs are reclaiming and repurposing old buildings to create micro-communities of artists, craftsmen, tech wizards and sustainable food professionals.

Local

Drexel Proposes a Center for Jewish Life

By:

Eric Berger

A proposed $7 million Center for Jewish Life at Drexel University would be the first such facility conceived and built by a local university.

Senior Services

Women Dish Out Soup For the Needy

By:

Eric Berger

When a group of women gather at their retirement home to prepare kosher soup for homebound seniors, Barbara Clippinger serves as head chef. Never mind that she isn’t Jewish — she ensures that her fellow volunteers follow the rules of kashrut.

Food

Discovering the Dining Pleasures of Citron and Rose and Tavro 13

Two delicious reasons to venture beyond Philadelphia

By:

Greg Salisbury

Greg Salisbury journeys to Swedesboro to enjoy the fruits of Philadelphia favorite Terence Feury in his new Deep South Jersey digs, and devour what may be the region's finest steak at Citron and Rose in Merion Station.

Sports

A Treat for a Jewish Flyer

By:

Bryan Schwartzman

Lazarus “Larry” Zeidel, believed to be the only Jew ever to skate for the Philadelphia Flyers, had the chance Thursday night to catch his old squad in action.