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I'll be honest, when I pitched the idea of flying down the Delaware River, I didn't expect us to actually hire a plane. On @inquirer.com, an island-hopping trip of the Delaware. share.inquirer.com/lXnVWN
Fly up the Delaware on a tour of the river’s most intriguing islands
From pirate lore to George Washington’s hideout, these 13 Delaware River islands have stories to tell.
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Schwarber almost won the Home Run Derby until Jordan Walker won it at the death. Here's how it unfolded. By @lochlahn.bsky.social and @gpotts.bsky.social share.inquirer.com/l3K9f9
Schwarbombs, boos and a walkoff: A 3D look at how Jordan Walker ruined a near storybook Home Run Derby for Phillies fans
Walker arrived in Philadelphia as an underdog. He’ll leave as a champion — and a villain. Here's how he snatched a Derby victory from the hometown hero.
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Schwarber almost won the Home Run Derby until Jordan Walker won it at the death. Here's how it unfolded. By @lochlahn.bsky.social and @gpotts.bsky.social share.inquirer.com/l3K9f9
Schwarbombs, boos and a walkoff: A 3D look at how Jordan Walker ruined a near storybook Home Run Derby for Phillies fans
Walker arrived in Philadelphia as an underdog. He’ll leave as a champion — and a villain. Here's how he snatched a Derby victory from the hometown hero.
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What are the latest chances of LeBron James joining the Philadelphia Sixers? With @inquirer.com's patented Bron-O-Meter, we can tell you where things currently stand* *based on reporting but mostly vibes share.inquirer.com/XeeG0I
Bron-O-Meter: What are the current chances of LeBron James joining the Sixers?
We calculate the likelihood of LeBron James bringing his talents to South Street based on the latest reports but mostly vibes.
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100 years ago today, Philadelphia's monumental Ben Franklin Bridge was opened to the public for the first time. @jasen.bsky.social has the details on how they pulled off a near miracle by finishing it. share.inquirer.com/q98qxm
Spanning 100 Years: How Philadelphia’s monumental bridge was built
A century after opening, this is how the Benjamin Franklin Bridge was built to last.
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Philadelphia has three statues dedicated to a fictional boxer. Vote for a real Philadelphian who you think should be commemorated. It's time for Philadelphia's Next Top Statue. share.inquirer.com/7Fjfla
Who should be Philadelphia’s Next Top Statue?
Decide who should be Philadelphia's Next Top Statue by playing "this or that" with Philadelphians like Jim Gardner, Dawn Staley, Questlove, and more.
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A Philly-themed spelling bee interactive coinciding with the National Spelling Bee? Excellent. Including a bee with the Philadelphia-County borders as the wings? *Chef's kiss* Via @sammorr.is www.inquirer.com/news/philade...
The Philly Spelling Bee: Put your knowledge of local place names to the test
The Scripps Spelling Bee takes place today, here’s a spelling bee that’s a little closer to home.
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Tonight is the final of the Scripps Spelling Bee. Children who are smarter than you'll ever be, spelling words you've never heard of. Instead, here's a spelling bee that's closer to home. One that challenges Philadelphians' knowledge of local place names. share.inquirer.com/EnR49l
The Philly Spelling Bee: Put your knowledge of local place names to the test
The Scripps Spelling Bee takes place today, here’s a spelling bee that’s a little closer to home.
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To celebrate the dawn of another summer down the Shore, @inquirer.com met workers who help make Wildwood’s Boardwalk a local favorite. Scroll to stroll and chat with them ... share.inquirer.com/3Kx9Nq
Meet the unsung heroes who keep the boardwalk alive
To celebrate Memorial Day weekend, we met some of the workers who help make Wildwood’s Boardwalk a local favorite.
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The Sixers had a real rollercoaster of a season, but one that ultimately ended in crisis. They face a lot of roster decisions for who they keep and let go before next season. @ginamizell.bsky.social and @deantae.bsky.social break it down, and you get to swipe and vote. share.inquirer.com/muof0c
Stay or Go: Sixers 2026
How will the Sixers build for the future this offseason while being committed to paying hundreds of million to their stars over the next few years? Which Sixers Should Stay or Go next season?
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The PGA Championship is coming to Philly next week. The best way to learn a course is to play it, but Aronimink is closed as it preps for the pros. So here's the next best thing... Philly Phairway Pro Golf: A course guide you can play share.inquirer.com/hQh0AF
The PGA Championship is coming to Philly next week. The best way to learn a course is to play it, but Aronimink is closed as it preps for the pros. So here's the next best thing... Philly Phairway Pro Golf: A course guide you can play share.inquirer.com/hQh0AF
The great @sammorr.is and @gpotts.bsky.social have outdone themselves. www.inquirer.com/sports/inq2/... via @phillysport.bsky.social
Philly Phairway Pro Golf: Play a round at Aronimink — and learn its secrets — before the PGA Championship
We'll be your guide as you play all 18-holes in Newtown Square
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So proud to see the work of the @inquirer.com's Interactives Desk recognised by the SND Awards last week with 20 recognitions (1 bronze, 19 awards of excellence)!
Despite an underwhelming last year, Philly's four major sports teams are actually on the upswing. I made a totally scientific algorithm to prove it. share.inquirer.com/wEmpoB
When was the best era in Philly sports history? Our algorithm has the answer.
If you step back, isn’t Philadelphia currently having a great period of success? Let’s run the numbers.
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What is the best era in Philly sports history? Are we in it? @sammorr.is, Matt Mullin and Vaughn Johnson dig into the data. www.inquirer.com/sports/inq2/...
When was the best era in Philly sports history? Our algorithm has the answer.
If you step back, isn’t Philadelphia currently having a great period of success? Let’s run the numbers.
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New on The Philadelphia Inquirer : “We created an algorithm to determine the best era in Philly sports history”
We created an algorithm to determine the best era in Philly sports history
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This is not an April Fool, the US can play in Philly at the World Cup. But the path is a little weird. @jtannenwald.bsky.social and @gpotts.bsky.social have the details. share.inquirer.com/KhYmZI
Can the U.S. play in Philly at the World Cup? It's complicated
Here's what would need to happen for the U.S. to play at the Linc on July 4.
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Every year Philadelphia creates a city budget, and often nobody is 100% satisfied with it. Think you can do better? Be the mayor and balance the city's budget in a new game on the @inquirer.com. share.inquirer.com/E9T50O
How would you spend $7 billion? Be the mayor and see how your decisions impact the city
Can you fund departments and greenlight projects while balancing the books and your approval rating? Play our city budgeting game.
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New on The Philadelphia Inquirer : “Can you balance Philadelphia's city budget? Be the mayor in our new game”
Can you balance Philadelphia's city budget? Be the mayor in our new game
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The most important issue for voters ahead of the midterms is affordability. I've looked at how prices have shifted over the last decade. Do you know how much costs have changed? share.inquirer.com/ln0Un9
Peco, eggs, and gas. How much has the cost of everyday necessities changed in Philadelphia?
Affordability is the most important issue to voters ahead of the midterms. Do you know how prices have changed?
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New on The Philadelphia Inquirer : “Affordability is the most important issue to voters. Just how much have prices changed?”
Affordability is the most important issue to voters. Just how much have prices changed?
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It's been a brutal winter for Philadelphia. Record snowstorms followed by a cold snap for three weeks kept the snow around. Here's what it looked like from above. Story by @jasen.bsky.social share.inquirer.com/rzVskI
Philly’s Big Freeze and the Slow Thaw
Satellite images show a Philly blanketed in snow, rivers frozen solid, and eventually a city slowly thawing.
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We’ll show you a photo taken in the Philly-area, you drop a pin where you think it was taken. This week is all about the Lunar New Year of the Horse!
Citywide Quest: Can you guess where these Lunar New Year photos are taken?
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Tyrese Maxey has emerged as the 76ers' star player. @jasen.bsky.social has identified six areas where his game has leveled up. Can you step into his New Balances, guess what his next move is, and think like him on the court? share.inquirer.com/RscNIU
It's the year of the horse. A good excuse to revisit Horse 95. Our game about the time a horse broke free on I-95. share.inquirer.com/FUJvmA
A horse galloped down I-95 this week. Play our game to see how far you can make it.
On Tuesday, a horse ran along I-95 from Kelly Drive to Port Richmond. Play our game to see if you can beat him.
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The U.S. House passed a bill to end the latest, brief government shutdown. See how your local representative voted.
U.S. House passed a bill to end government shutdown. How did your local representative vote?
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