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  search citypaper.net   Also this issue: Girl, PowerAmy Wynn on buying tools that do the work for you.-Frank Lewis House of StyleDecorating tips to make your home fashionable for less.Why don’t you…-Meredith Broussard Home, AgainTwo local decorators want to transform your…

  search citypaper.net   Also this issue: Girl, PowerAmy Wynn on buying tools that do the work for you.-Frank Lewis House of StyleDecorating tips to make your home fashionable for less.Why don’t you…-Meredith Broussard Home, AgainTwo local decorators want to transform your…

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March 7–14, 2002 naked city Paving Paradise I don’t want to live in a Philadelphia without I. Goldberg’s. by Frank Lewis Bye, Goldberg’s?: The future of this Philly institution is unclear. photo: Christina M. Felice Tommy Tutone’s “Jenny (867-5309)” is…

February 21–28, 2002 music The Irish Are Coming It’s not too early to get your jig on. by Frank Lewis Most years, early March is the time to write about all the noteworthy Irish acts coming to town — ’cause,…

December 28, 2000–January 4, 2001 city beat|the year in media The Yearly News 8 men in: Local TV news vets Arthur Fennell and Lou Tilley joined cn8 this year. Riding the Metro, the Inky exodus and other big news-media stories…

August 9–16, 2001 media What’s Next? Soon, the Inky will have to report on what it did on its summer vacation. by Frank Lewis As the summer of the Inquirer’s discontent — as assistant managing editor Lillian Swanson recently called…

July 5–12, 2001 media Ash Backwards Alternative papers face an ongoing decline in tobacco advertising. by Frank Lewis Alternative newspapers, like City Paper and Philadelphia Weekly, might not be frantically buying out and laying off workers in a desperate bid…