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Sapore, a new Italian restaurant in Rivers Casino, Philadelphia, offers a unique dining experience with an extensive limoncello selection and a picturesque riverside view. The menu features a blend of traditional and modern Italian dishes, highlighted by their signature Chicken Parm “Pizza.” With a vibrant atmosphere and various dining options, Sapore aims to provide a cozy yet upscale experience for guests.
Fleur’s is a new venue set to open in East Kensington, Philadelphia, featuring a restaurant, boutique hotel, event space, and rooftop bar. With a focus on French cuisine led by Chef George Sabatino, the restaurant will offer a seasonal menu inspired by local produce. A preview event, “A First Taste of Fleur’s,” will take place on April 19, offering a five-course dining experience.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has released her public schedule for April 9, 2025, detailing key events and initiatives aimed at addressing local business and housing market concerns. The announcement highlights the importance of engaging with the community and emphasizes the administration's focus on economic development. This strategic approach aims to bolster local business growth and enhance the overall housing market.
Tax Day is fast approaching, with a deadline of April 15 for Philadelphia taxpayers to file and pay their taxes. The article outlines essential taxes to be filed, including the Business Income & Receipts Tax and the Earnings Tax, while emphasizing the importance of timely payments to avoid penalties. It also provides guidance on filing and payment methods to streamline the process.
The Mayor's Office of Philly Stat 360 has launched a new housing dashboard to track Philadelphia's housing initiatives, including metrics on rental and affordable units. This dashboard supports Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's H.O.M.E. Plan, which aims to build, preserve, and restore 30,000 housing units. With user-friendly visuals and resources, it provides transparency and access to vital housing programs for residents.
Dine Latino Restaurant Week has returned to Philadelphia, featuring over 25 Latino-owned restaurants offering special menus and complimentary dishes until April 12. This event not only showcases the diversity of Latino cuisine but also supports local entrepreneurs, highlighting their significant role in the city’s culinary landscape. A Dine Latino Chef’s Tasting event with Chef Yun Fuentes will also take place on April 9, further celebrating Latino culinary talent.
Glowbar, founded by esthetician Rachel Liverman, is revolutionizing skincare in Philadelphia with its streamlined and affordable facial treatments. The company emphasizes personalized care without the frills, offering a minimalist design and a focus on effective skincare procedures. With locations in Philadelphia and New York, Glowbar aims to expand further across the East Coast.
The Philadelphia Department of Revenue is encouraging eligible taxpayers to apply for an Income-Based Wage Tax Refund for the years 2022, 2023, and 2024. This initiative aims to provide financial relief to low-income individuals and families who may have overpaid taxes. Taxpayers must meet specific criteria, including income limits and approval for Pennsylvania Tax Forgiveness, to qualify for the refund.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker of Philadelphia has released her public schedule for April 9, 2025, highlighting key events and initiatives aimed at addressing local economic and housing market challenges. This schedule reflects the city's ongoing efforts to engage with the community and promote transparency in governance. The announcement is significant for residents and stakeholders in the region.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker's public schedule on April 7, 2025, highlights her participation in a key economic development conference. The event, featuring a plenary session, is set to focus on important business and finance topics relevant to the city's growth. The agenda underscores the administration's commitment to fostering economic opportunities in Philadelphia.