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#100 September 2017/Food

Now Pouring

Where to get your drink on this fall Photo by Penn Jersey Paper By Emily Kovach Philadelphia Distilling’s new tasting roomWe previewed Philadelphia Distilling’s Fishtown facility and tasting room last fall, when it was still under construction. Walking through the raw industrial space, it was hard to imagine the exposed, graffiti-frosted walls making way for

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August 31, 2017
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#100 September 2017/Column/Dispatch

Art Galleries:
 The Original Instagram

A West Philly high school student reflects on how we curate our lives Illustration by James Heimer By Cameron Swann The first time I realized that I could make my world beautiful was during a summer program from The School of the New York Times, where I spent two weeks looking at how the curation

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August 31, 2017
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#100 September 2017/The To-Do List

September: To Do List

illustrations by Nicholas Massarelli 1. September means it’s hot, hot, hot!The peppers are bursting in your garden right now. Try drying some of your chilies this year to give your winter chili fest a homemade pop of flavor and heat. 2. Enjoy a hidden river viewEveryone knows about Spruce Street Harbor Park, but the hidden

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August 31, 2017
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#100 September 2017/Column/Editor's Notes

Blind Justice?

Reckoning with our past and future requires us to open our eyes by Heather Shayne Blakeslee The images are terrifying: white civilian men armed with semi-automatic rifles, staking out ground around Justice Park in Charlottesville in August. It’s terrifying, but not surprising in its entitlement; it’s also not surprising that one woman died and many

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August 31, 2017
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#100 September 2017/Column/Publisher's Letter

Publisher’s Letter: Thank You, A Hundred Times Over

Reflecting on the progress we have made by Alex Mulcahy We spend so much time plotting and planning what’s next, but on the cusp of our 100th issue, I finally took the time to look back at Grid.  Flipping through magazines, preserved in plastic sheaths like prized baseball cards from my youth, was a joy.

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August 31, 2017
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#099.5 August 2017/Column/Editor's Notes

The awkward conversation I’d like to have with my niece

The Talk by Heather Shayne Blakeslee I don’t have children myself, nor do I plan to. But kids abound in my life, including the three amazing children that my sister and her husband have ushered into the world. I think about them a lot, and as they get older I wonder when they will start

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August 3, 2017
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#099.5 August 2017/The To-Do List

August: To-Do List

Illustration by Nicholas Massarelli 1. Protect those paws August heat is hard on everyone, but if you have a dog, don’t forget that the blacktop of roads and red brick can get hot enough to seriously burn your pet’s pads. 2. Try a barbecue without the beasts! See this issue for a full plant-based menu

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August 3, 2017
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#099.5 August 2017/Comings & Goings

August: Comings & Goings

Peace Park Settles Disputes with Housing AuthorityNorth Philly Peace Park, a community garden and activity space in the Sharswood neighborhood, announced an agreement with the Philadelphia Housing Authority to remain at 22nd and Jefferson streets.  A Facebook post from July 4 states that the park “has achieved a long-term, multi-decade lease from the Philadelphia Housing

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August 3, 2017
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#099.5 August 2017/Community

Rivers, pools and lakes are waiting to refresh your body and spirit

Photo by Carrie Hubbard Six Waterlogged Days by Lauren Johnson It’s August, and the race is on to beat the heat, so pack a picnic, grab a towel and get ready to get wet. Swimming, tubing, kayaking and more are all available as options if you want to leave those hot sidewalks behind, cool down,

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August 3, 2017
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#099.5 August 2017/Community

Swim Philly aims to activate our public pools with water fun

Come on in, the water’s fine! by Brittany Barbato As I stared out at the water wobbling in front of me, I hugged my yellow and purple towel tight around my body. Should I have shaved my legs? What if my bathing suit doesn’t, you know, keep everything in? Everyone else is wearing sunglasses; should

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August 3, 2017
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