Michael Tanenbaum
Michael Tanenbaum is a senior staff writer for PhillyVoice.com, with interests ranging from technology and behavioral health to local community initiatives and cultural life. Michael has written for the Argentina Independent and Bespoke Magazine and previously served as a news editor for Xfinity.com before joining PhillyVoice. He received his B.A. in The Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University.
April 13, 2017
Investigation
A.G.: Fugitive in 'Black Widow' homicide case returns to Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania man who fled the United States allegedly to avoid prosecution in the murder of his former-son-in law has been returned to the state to face justice, Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced Thursday.April 13, 2017
Driving
Map finds Philadelphia's most dangerous intersections
If you were asked which intersection in Philadelphia you think poses the greatest danger of a crash, what would you guess? Odds are many of us would say it's anything that crosses with Roosevelt Boulevard, but that would actually be the second most hazardous intersection in the city, according to a new analysis Philadelphia-based injury law firm.April 13, 2017
Celebrities
NHL player notes Bradley Cooper is no belligerent Philly sports fan
All kinds of disparaging things get said about Philadelphia sports fans. It's a cliche. We don't need to review that we're "awful people," as the departing governor of New Jersey wanted the world to know. We throw stuff, shout obscenities, fight with people after games and don't often back it up with championships. This is all well-known.April 12, 2017
Nashville wood-fired grill J. Alexander's coming to King of Prussia
The new restaurants keep on coming to King of Prussia, where the upscale J. Alexander's will bring its southern comfort up from Nashville.April 12, 2017
Apps
Philly-made app Social Status will tell you which bars are busy and quiet
Have you ever hyped a bar to a friend visiting town only to get there and find that it's completely dead? How about going out for a heart to heart only to have your conversation drowned out by a bar full of people singing along to Queen?April 12, 2017
Arrests
D.A.: Chester woman straw-purchased guns used in five crimes
A Chester woman faces multiple charges for allegedly straw-purchasing nine guns and selling them on the street, where several of the firearms were later used in felony crimes, the Delaware County District Attorney's office announced Wednesday.April 12, 2017
Media
97.5 The Fanatic's Anthony Gargano off the airwaves for second day
For a second straight day, 97.5 The Fanatic morning host Anthony Gargano was not on the air Wednesday, leading some to speculate whether his absence is directly tied to the departure of live update anchor Maureen Williams.April 11, 2017
Development
Penn confirms Acme will replace Fresh Grocer
The University of Pennsylvania and Acme Markets have confirmed plans to replace the existing Fresh Grocer at 40th and Walnut streets with a new supermarket that will include a Starbucks.April 11, 2017
Universities
Former Eagles coach Dick Vermeil to receive honorary Temple degree
Former Philadelphia Eagles head coach Dick Vermeil will receive an honorary degree and speak next month at Temple University's 130th commencement ceremony.April 11, 2017
Universities
PSU president: 'Incomprehensible' frat death, new rules drive Greek life underground
An open letter from Penn State University President Dr. Eric Barron strongly condemns the "incomprehensible" story surrounding the death of sophomore Timothy Piazza at a February fraternity party and further laments that rules imposed since the incident appear to have driven an "underground" operation of campus Greek organizations.Just In
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- Ilana Glazer is ready to say goodbye to 'weak-minded' alt-right comedy
- For now, Matvei Michkov and the Flyers are shrugging off rumors: 'it's outside noise'
- Liberty Flea will bring vintage finds, handmade gifts and holiday shopping to South Philly
- Kennett Square Holiday Village Market returns in December with more than 50 vendors
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