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Pennsylvania's food-centric businesses are on the rise. We checked in with some passionate entrepreneurs turning tasty ideas into growing companies.

Local museums, theaters and art spaces are working hard to open their doors a little wider, whether it's to people on the autism spectrum or those with disabilities.

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Whether you're looking for a week-long jaunt or an exciting day trip, we've got some guidance for your next two-wheeled adventure. From the streets of Philadelphia to the wilds of the state's beautiful valleys, it's never been a better time to get up and go.

This annual collaboration between Fair Food and Victory Brewing Company featured tasty brews and scrumptious snacks, and, more importantly, it underlined the vitality of our local food ecosystem.

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Flying Kite is one of 22 publications run by Issue Media Group, a Detroit-based media company. Our sister sites -- Model D in Detroit, Confluence in Denver, Fresh Water in Cleveland and Elevation in Washington D.C. -- have also been covering the latest in innovation and development. This is the first in a monthly series that will aggregate top news from around our network and profile what’s next for cities.

Recently passed legislation will help create the largest municipal land bank in the country. But what's truly miraculous is the motley crew of backers who helped make it happen, from developers to affordable housing advocates to urban farmers and community groups.

Flying Kite checks in with Ardmore artist Deirdre Murphy.

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But out of those winter doldrums by looking forward to summer.

Transit hubs across the country have the potential to be more than just places we pass through on our way to somewhere else -- all it takes it a little imagination. The process is already underway at 30th Street Station.

What can snow tell us about how to make intersections work better?

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This post-industrial corridor is the living, breathing heart of South Philly. City planners, residents and local businesses all claim to share a vision for its future -- so why is change so slow?