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German-beer-centric Oktoberfest is back, so grab a stein and a soft pretzel as big as your face — it’s time to party.
Gritty City Winery, which opened in Olde Kensington on Sept. 2, is selling its first two wines, a sauvignon blanc and a malbec, with private tours and tastings expected to become available later this fall. The microwinery, at 1720 N. Fifth St., is owned by Tim and Mike Capruzzi, a pair of brothers who were inspired by the winemaking tradition of their Italian grandparents.
Now that the weather's finally warming up, here's where to find outdoor workouts this spring and summer in Philly.
It turns out that Arab terrorism is not restricted to Israel. Advocates for the Palestinians exerted their terrorism talents in or near two prominent American cities 3,000 miles apart in recent weeks. First they prevented a privately-owned Israeli ship from unloading its cargo in Oakland, Calif, across the bay from San Francisco. On Sunday, they succeeded in canceling a food festival in the Kensington section of Philadelphia because the organizers dared to allow an Israeli food truck to participate. Their notion of terrorism in America is tame when compared to terrorism in Israel. Their organ...