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.
December 9, 2015
Investigation
Police: Boy stuck classmates with hypodermic needle at Philadelphia school
Philadelphia police are investigating after a 7-year-old boy allegedly poked a female student and several other classmates with a hypodermic needle Wednesday morning at General George G. Mead Elementary School.December 6, 2015
Politics
Pa. Governor Wolf calls for resignation of Supreme Court Justice Eakin
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has called for the resignation of state Supreme Court Justice Michael Eakin amid concerns that an attempt to appoint a new justice could sway the decision of a disciplinary court investigating Eakin's involvement in the Porngate email scandal.December 6, 2015
Entertainment
In MTV survey, kids after millennials vote to name themselves 'The Founders'
As Generation Y and its associated millennial identity mature to a saturation point, the tastemakers at MTV took it upon themselves to get an early start on branding the next generation of youngsters to be flogged for their humanity whenever a scapegoat is needed and championed whenever hope for civilization is slim.December 6, 2015
Investigation
Police: Man, woman stabbed at motel in Atlantic City
Police in Atlantic City are investigating after a man and woman were stabbed Sunday morning at motel.December 6, 2015
Religion
Archdiocese of Philadelphia closes worship sites in Montco, Bucks
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia announced Sunday that a pair of worship sites in Bucks County and Montgomery County will be closed due to apparent financial constraints and maintenance costs.December 6, 2015
Driving
Report: New Jersey drivers among the safest in United States
Despite a reputation for aggressiveness on the road, New Jersey drivers have earned one of the highest safety rankings in the nation based on an analysis of 2013 fatality statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.December 6, 2015
Wildlife
Eagle Cam survives Pa. budget crisis, will enter second season
With Pennsylvania's budget impasse entering its sixth month, a community of enthusiasts rallied to save the Game Commission's popular livestream of a bald eagle nest overlooking Codorus State Park in York County.December 5, 2015
Politics
N.J. councilwoman resigns over 'exclusionary' Christmas tree lighting
As the holiday season gets into full swing, one New Jersey councilwoman has decided an "exclusionary" name change to an annual tree lighting ceremony is too much a matter of conscience for her to remain with the city council.December 5, 2015
Hunting
Pa. nun draws criticism for hunting photo with 10-point buck
A Pennsylvania nun eager to make the most of the 2015 deer hunting season is facing a major backlash this week after posting a photo on Facebook of the prize 10-point buck she shot from her tree stand on opening day.Just In
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- There's an anti-cruising sign still standing in Rittenhouse. It reflects the area's complicated queer history.
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- Joel Embiid probable for Sixers-Nets on Tuesday; Paul George set to return
- Phillies sign right-handed reliever Zach Pop to 2026 contract
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