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    Diner en Blanc 2019 – Post Update 8/23 – Boat House Row PHOTOS

    August 13, 2019 /

    Click Images to enlarge Press Updates from PHILLY PR GIRL: Philadelphia, PA (August 23, 2019)— More than 6,000 guests descended upon Le Dîner en Blanc – Philadelphia at the iconic Boathouse Row last night. This was the eighth edition in the City of Brotherly Love and the largest Dîner en Blanc gathering in the country this year.  Guests had the opportunity to explore one of the city’s most iconic landmarks while mingling among fellow Philadelphians dining.  The iconic landscape of Boathouse Row on the east bank of the Schuylkill River in Fairmount Park is known not only throughout all of Philadelphia, but nationwide and globally. Home to twelve rowing clubs from which four…

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    Philly Journalist Ernest Owens wins Best Magazine Reporting for “Dining While Black” for @PhillyMag!

    August 12, 2019 /

    We were a lively party of 13 people, devouring 13 courses of arguably the finest Southern Italian food in Philadelphia. Servers brought us family-style helpings of fried squid, octopus, roasted chicken and whole fish. They graced us with servings of gnocchi sardi, strascinati, fazzoletti, capunti, bucatini con pesto, and other pastas we’d never heard of­ — but that tasted so damn good nonetheless… READ MORE I JUST WON Best Magazine Reporting for "Dining While Black" for @PhillyMag! Thank you for every reader, activist, editor, fan, friend, and foe who talked about my award-winning work! This is my third consecutive @NABJ Salute to Excellence Award win in two years! 🏆 #NABJ19…

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    HELP A PHILLY CULINARY STUDENT GET THEIR KNIFE KIT

    August 11, 2019 /

    Sponsor a C-CAP student so they have the necessary tools for a productive summer of hands-on culinary training! #PhillyCalendar ATTN: #FoodiePhilly – Students @ccapinc are going into summer jobs in the Philadelphia food industry and need their first knife kits, a rite of passage for every good chef! You can now sponsor an aspiring student in culinary training 🔪https://t.co/9aTiqBf82k pic.twitter.com/njYYNpnpY9 — Tinsel & Tine (@tinseltine) June 23, 2019 CLICK HERE TO DONATE TO C-CAP

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    The Farewell

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