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• 13th and Waverly Philly's hottest restaurant corner

  If you venture a few blocks south, to 13th and Waverly, you'll find Marc Vetri's next project, a Roman trattoria called Amís, aiming for mid-January.

  Published by The Insider (philly.com) on December 2, 2009.

• 255 S. 10th St. Philly's first takoyaki eatery

  Maru Global Takoyaki, in a Washington Square West  storefront (255 S. 10th St.), will feature the round pancakes known as takoyaki that are a Japanese street-food staple.

  Published by The Insider (philly.com) on December 1, 2009.

• 1300 Locust St. Phila. events commemorate John Brown's legacy

  ...by biographer Louis A. DeCaro Jr., 6 p.m. at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1300 Locust St.

  Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on November 30, 2009.

• 11th at Pine Stu Bykofsky: Whispering down the lane: A modest proposal for bike/car coexistence

  Why? Because if you have, say, 10 cars wanting to cross 11th at Pine, under the old system you would find two rows of five cars each. Now, you...

  Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on November 30, 2009.

• 11th at Pine Stu Bykofsky: Whispering down the lane: A modest proposal for bike/car coexistence

  Why? Because if you have, say, 10 cars wanting to cross 11th at Pine, under the old system you would find two rows of five cars each. Now, you...

  Published by The Philadelphia Daily News on November 30, 2009.

• 1315 Spruce St. Exhibit tells the story of Nazi persecution of gays

  "Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals: 1933-1945" runs through Friday at the William Way LGBT Center, 1315 Spruce St. The exhibit is free and can be viewed daily. Group tours are available by appointment. Call 215-732-2220 for more information.

  Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on November 29, 2009.

• Pine Street near 10th Year's top toy runs robotically, like some shoppers

  But the fake hamsters haven't infested Happily Ever After, a toy store located on Pine Street near 10th in Center City.

  Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on November 28, 2009.

• Pine Street near 10th Year's top toy runs robotically, like some shoppers

  But the fake hamsters haven't infested Happily Ever After, a toy store located on Pine Street near 10th in Center City.

  Published by The Philadelphia Daily News on November 28, 2009.

• 1137 Spruce St. Wash West Tria Launching a Weekday Happy Hour

  Tria, 1137 Spruce St.; (215) 629-9200

  Published by MenuPages Blog - Philadelphia on November 25, 2009.

• South 12th Street near Locust Restaurant Fire at 12th and Locust Forces Street Detours

  The fire at The Knock restaurant and bar, on South 12th Street near Locust, forced the evacution of not only the restaurant but the entire seven-story building.

  Published by KYW Newsradio 1060 on November 24, 2009.

• 1111 Locust St. What's next for the next Iron Chef?

  Besides TV duels in the Food Network's Kitchen Stadium, he's looking at his prepared-foods cafe at 1111 Locust St. called Garces Trading Company, planned to open in January.

  Published by The Insider (philly.com) on November 23, 2009.

• 13th and Chancellor Streets What's next for the next Iron Chef?

  Garces also is talking about a small beer-and-brats house at 13th and Chancellor Streets and a larger restaurant specializing in the farm-to-table concept at the Cira Centre, next to 30th Street Station.

  Published by The Insider (philly.com) on November 23, 2009.

• 1111 Locust St. Garces cooks up an 'Iron Chef' title

  ...TV duels in the Food Network's Kitchen Stadium, is a prepared-foods cafe at 1111 Locust St. called Garces Trading Company, planned to open in January. Garces also is talking about a...

  Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on November 23, 2009.

• 13th and Chancellor Streets Garces cooks up an 'Iron Chef' title

  ...open in January. Garces also is talking about a small beer-and-brats house at 13th and Chancellor Streets and a larger restaurant specializing in the farm-to-table concept at the Cira Centre...

  Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on November 23, 2009.

• 330 South 13th St. Vigil tonight in Philadelphia for teen found dead in Puerto Rico

  Vigils are being held around the country. The Philadelphia event will be held tonight from 6:30 to 7 p.m. in the Church of St. Luke and The Epiphany, 330 South 13th St.

  Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on November 20, 2009.

• 704 South Street N30: Ten Years Later- Reflections and discussions on the 10 Year anniversary of the Seattle WTO protests

  location: Wooden Shoe Books (704 South Street)

  Published by Philadelphia Independent Media Center on November 18, 2009.

• 704 South Street To Shoot An Elephant A Film on Everyday Life in Gaza Under Israeli Embargo

  Wooden Shoe Books (704 South Street

  Published by Philadelphia Independent Media Center on November 18, 2009.

• 1326 Spruce St. Yama moving to Blue Bell

  I cannot locate the last owners of Sushikazu. The restaurant won its following under founder Bruce Kim, who now owns Misso in Center City One at 1326 Spruce St.

  Published by The Insider (philly.com) on November 12, 2009.

• 1300 Pine Street Friday: Making Time at Voyeur

  ...the main dance floor in between sets. Tickets are only $10 advanced at Last Drop (1300 Pine Street) and Tequila Sunrise Records (525 W Girard) or $12 at the door. Be sure to...

  Published by FiftyOne:FiftyOne on November 12, 2009.

• 704 South Street Thanks For Coming One Young Woman's Question for an Orgasm

  location: Wooden Shoe Books (704 South Street)

  Published by Philadelphia Independent Media Center on November 11, 2009.

• 704 South Street An Evening with Cristy Road and Ketch Wehr

  704 South Street

  Published by Philadelphia Independent Media Center on November 11, 2009.

• 704 South Street What is Anarchist Communism?

  704 South Street

  Published by Philadelphia Independent Media Center on November 11, 2009.

• 714 Delancey Place Phillyist Reviews... Early in the Mourning

  Plays and Players Theater, 714 Delancey Place

  Published by Phillyist on November 10, 2009.

• 704 South Street Anarchism and Anti-Colonialism

  location: Wooden Shoe Books (704 South Street)

  Published by Philadelphia Independent Media Center on November 6, 2009.

• 704 South Street The Great Anger Ultra-Revolutionary Writing in France from the Atheist Priest to the Bonnot Gang: A collection of texts and essa

  Wooden Shoe Books (704 South Street)

  Published by Philadelphia Independent Media Center on November 4, 2009.

• 7th and Spruce Briefly... CITY/REGION

  A teenager who was found shot to death at 7th and Spruce streets in Center City early Sunday has been identified as Rahfeak Anthony Griggs, 17, of Mc-Kean Street near 22nd, South Philadelphia. Griggs, who was shot once in the chest, was found by a passer-by shortly after midnight.

  Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on November 3, 2009.

• 7th and Spruce Briefly... CITY/REGION

  A teenager who was found shot to death at 7th and Spruce streets in Center City early Sunday has been identified as Rahfeak Anthony Griggs, 17, of Mc-Kean Street near 22nd, South Philadelphia. Griggs, who was shot once in the chest, was found by a passer-by shortly after midnight.

  Published by The Philadelphia Daily News on November 3, 2009.

• 7th and Spruce 3 killed, 2 injured in weekend violence

  Shortly after midnight yesterday, a passer-by found the body of a teenage boy at 7th and Spruce streets in Center City, police said.

  Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on November 2, 2009.

• 7th and Spruce 3 killed, 2 injured in weekend violence

  Shortly after midnight yesterday, a passer-by found the body of a teenage boy at 7th and Spruce streets in Center City, police said.

  Published by The Philadelphia Daily News on November 2, 2009.

• Seventh and Spruce Streets Police ID 3 slaying victims, driver who hit tree

  Yesterday morning, shortly after midnight, a wounded man was found near Seventh and Spruce Streets in Center City.

  Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on November 2, 2009.