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.
November 16, 2016
Arrests
D.A.: Six men arrested in King of Prussia prostitution sting
Six men have been arrested for allegedly patronizing prostitutes in King of Prussia after investigators conducted an organized sting, Montgomery County prosecutors announced on Wednesday.November 16, 2016
Personal Finance
Pew: Tax gap shrinking between Philadelphia and suburbs
One of the most frequently cited deterrents to living in Philadelphia, or any other big city, is the assumed disparity in tax burden that individuals and families will face as an added cost of dwelling in a dense population center. Suburban life, many have concluded, is more favorable to cumulative savings.November 16, 2016
Energy
Whole Foods helps Philly land its first-ever passive solar greenhouse
Philadelphia will soon be getting its very first passive solar greenhouse thanks to a $5,000 grant from the Whole Cities Foundation.November 15, 2016
Movies
WATCH: Gripping trailer for 'Patriots Day' film on marathon bombing
Three-and-a-half years after the deadly bombing at the Boston Marathon, director Peter Berg is ramping up to premiere a holiday-season film that will recreate the citywide manhunt that led to the dramatic capture of the suspects, one dead and one alive.November 15, 2016
Politics
Philadelphia GOP slams 'media narrative' on hate speech and hate crimes
One week after a general election that placed the Republican Party in firm control of both the executive and legislative branches of federal government, Philadelphia's Republicans have issued a response to the wave of hate speech and hate crimes that have left many in the city uneasy.November 15, 2016
Investigation
Police: Bucks County woman dies in fall at Atlantic City casino
Police in Atlantic City are investigating the death of a woman from Bucks County who fell from parking garage at Caesars Hotel and Casino.November 15, 2016
Politics
'No rhetoric, just reality': Michael Nutter's letter to Donald Trump
Former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has a strong message for President-elect Donald Trump: "No rhetoric, just reality."November 15, 2016
Music
Boyz II Men joining New Kids on the Block, Paula Abdul on 'Total Package' tour
If you're questioning how much pull and popularity Boyz II Men still has in Philadelphia, look no further than this scene from Jim's Steaks back in May. After a prolific 31 years of smooth soul and R&B, they have not reached the end of the road by any means.November 14, 2016
Grants
Philly manufacturing apprenticeships among $4 million in statewide grant programs
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf announced on Monday the allocation of $4 million in strategic innovation grants to support the state's workforce development plans.November 14, 2016
Flyers
WATCH: Flyers funny man Giroux sings Eagles fight song at the Linc
With their backs against the wall, the Eagles muscled out a 24-15 win at home against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, keeping them afloat in what figures to be a crowded NFC Wild Card Race.Just In
- Which free agents could be the Sixers' next two-way contract success stories?
- Officials shorten Salute to Independence parade on July 3 over concerns about heat wave
- Exton Square Mall abruptly closing stores with redevelopment plan still in legal limbo
- St. Peter’s Village, a quaint historic town along French Creek, is being put up for auction in September
- Joe Frazier sculpture installed at base of art museum steps where Rocky statue used to stand
- Source: Sixers decline to tender two-way qualifying offer to Tyrese Martin, making him an unrestricted free agent
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