Dispute About Eggs Not Going Over Easy in Harrisburg
Lat year's dispute over eggs has hatched a whole new lawsuit.
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Porcupine Popularity Presents Problems for PA Hunters; Mitt Romney Eats at McDonald’s Just Like Everyone Else
Plus: Beef supplies are down and prices are up; and "Foodistan" tries to mend the rift between India and Pakistan, all in our morning news roundup.
Police Seek Two In Connection to the Rangers Fan Beat-Down at Geno’s; Snails Crawl Their Way to More Plates
Plus: food and beverage jobs may account for more than a quarter of recent employment growth; and Chick-Fil-A tries to convince us that chicken nuggets are in some way healthy, all in our morning news roundup.
Local Food Pantry Keeps Pets Fed; Here’s a Scientific Approach to Keeping Weight Off
Plus: A topless Montreal restaurant slips back into its clothes; and check out what city will be the next big food town, all in our morning news roundup.
Dock Street Sticks It to the Man
On Wednesdays the brewery will not except credit cards for any transactions.
Finnegan’s Wake’s Bid for Bodine Street Is Dead
Due to lack of community support the proposed plan was never brought before City Council for vote.
Despite ROC Findings, Kenney and Other City Council Members Dine at Capital Grill
Though the report calls out the chain for its unfair practices, City Council members still chose to eat there.
LCB Stokes More Controversy, and This Time It's With an Ad Campaign
In what was meant to be a warning about the dangers of drinking, the LCB shifts rape's blame form rapist to victim.
City Councilman Frank DiCicco Wants to Give Bodine Street to Cronies at Finnegan's Wake
While one stretch of city owned property might go to a private business, another is being pulled out form under a park and garden's caretakers.
Fire Ravages South Jersey Diner; Pinot Payola Sours the Vinorati
Plus: Orange peels may help in the battle against e. Coli; and radiation levels detected in Japanese baby food, all in our morning news roundup.
The Only Thing Pennsylvanians Hate More Than The LCB Are the Plans to Scrap It
Critics argue that a bill introduced earlier this doesn't cut it.
No Problemo: Pat’s Steaks Doesn’t Care What Language You Speak While Ordering Cheesesteaks
Pat's owner advertises on ESPN's Spanish language channels.
Neighbors Mount Support Campaign For Reviving Boot & Saddle
Seems not everyone in South Philly opposes the plan.
Boot & Saddle’s Revival Kicks Up Some Dust on South Broad
Neighbors are concerned of the bar drawing a hard partying clientele.
Contaminated Cantaloupes Were Sold at Local Markets; Chipotle’s ShopHouse Spinoff to P.F. Chang’s: It’s On!
Plus: Sugar refineries sue corn-syrup processors; and why are Jews so smitten with Chinese food, all in our morning news roundup.
The Dust Finally Settles at the Rachael Ray Garden
With the community put in charge of the garden, a plan starts taking shape.
Nutter Sticks to His Guns and Turns Down ‘Big Soda’ Money
The administration said it will combat the obesity program in its own way.
Neighbors Are Perplexed Over Rachael Ray’s Pears
One of Rach's lackeys was put in charge of the murals, because the show didn't want to pay Mural Arts to do it.
Paradise Lost: Not Everyone Is Happy With Rachael Ray’s Visit
The garden Rachael Ray had built is being turned over to a group based in Camden, NJ.
Turns Out the Pat’s vs. Geno’s Rivalry Was a Big Sham
The truth comes out after Joey Vento's passing.