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opening around the clock. The drive through section will only be open from 9PM – 9AM (12 hours shift). The location will provide free, off-street parking with access and egress onto two streets. (Broad and Snyder). It will serve pizza, Stromboli, cheesesteaks, breakfast, hoagies, and beverages. Due to the location of Bonjour, it is not likely to exceed capacity due to market competition and limited growth potential in the area. Bonjour will have a partnership with Ace Mart for Kitchen and Dining Room

New Flavors from Incredible Popcorn Do you feel bored with the common taste of popcorn? Welcome to Incredible Popcorn. This popcorn seller will comfort and provides what your taste wants because the seller understands the variety of each person. Since everyone is different, so the favorite taste and flavor of anything will be different too. The various of flavor will help you to know if the world is too wide to escape to visit. What kind of flavors you never try? Flavors from Incredible Popcorn Innovation

Gettysburg is a small borough and an important county seat of Adams. It is situated in the US state of Pennsylvania. The beautiful borough hosts a fabulous and historical park, ‘Gettysburg National Military Park’ for the visitors. Tourism is one of the main nerve of this town. It means the place is home to many museums like Gettysburg National Military Park. What is the best thing than to start your activities from Children's Museums. It is such an amazing place for your kids because this fun place

Looking a certain way does not always tell the whole story of someone. In their short stories “The Possibility of Evil” by Shirley Jackson and “Lamb to the Slaughter” by Roald Dahl both demonstrate appearances can be deceiving. The short stories “The Possibility of Evil” and “Lamb to the Slaughter” are similar to each other; both characters seem sweet and innocent yet have another side to them. Miss Strangeworth and Mary Maloney seem suspicious yet no one suspects anything. Also Miss Strangeworth

The city of Philadelphia was established in 1682 by William Penn. A city rich in history and culture attracts about 41 million tourist a year according to Philly Mag 2014. But the city is more complex than cheesesteaks, the liberty bell and Rocky statue. In the early 2000’s the city reluctantly coined the name “Killadelphia” because of the recents killings, how a city once known “Brotherly Love” is notorious for murder? The city is divided into 12 parts; Center City, South Philadelphia, West Philadelphia

Known as the city of “Brotherly Love”, Philadelphia represents a city steeped in rich sports history and tradition. Growing up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, I quickly experienced firsthand the spirit and life of the magnificent city I call my own. Defined by a permeating “never-say-die” attitude Philadelphia sports history contains many highs and lows. However, no highpoint stands as apparent for Philadelphia sports fans as the 2008 World Series. October baseball possesses a unique feeling that

Constitution Attempt to Prevent Tyranny We have used the same constitution for 228 years and it is still relevant and being updated today which is no small feat. In 1787 reps from 12 of the 13 states met in Philadelphia with two things in mind #1 cheesesteaks #2 a new constitution. The original constitution had proved to be ineffective and weak. One of the biggest thoughts on everyone's mind was, “we just kicked out a tyrant, how will we prevent another one?” This was responded to by the framers instilling

Venture Down The Shore If “The shirt before the shirt”, “GTL”, and “DTS” sound familiar then you were an MTV Jersey Shore fan, a reality show set at Seaside Heights, New Jersey. Although The Shore, which is a local term for the New Jersey Shore, has a reputation for being trashy, especially after the show, it is actually a family-friendly vacation spot. Considering that it has a clean beach, an amazing boardwalk with an amusement park and water park, quaint shops, and iconic landmarks, it is no

Eric Hoover, a staff reporter for the Chronicle, profiles a community college student in Philadelphia. Wrote an article for The Chronicle of Higher Education newspaper titled ( title ) “ An Immigrant Learns Two New Languages.” In the article, Eric Hoover (tone) sets an informal tone when describing the personal hardships and achievements of Ms. Maldonato. The author (audience) targets men and women over the age of 50 who are still fixed on attending college. Ms. Maldonato, a part-time student at

Pat made good on his promise to his mother to study more. "Mildred, I don’t understand why your Meatloaf CD must be played so loudly," Jamal said. Jon's cheesesteak sandwich, however, contained 75 grams of fat. It's fortunate he was a triathlete. "In a down economy, libraries are more popular than bookstores," Dontie said. "You can obtain any book you want through interlibrary loan, and it's all free." However, Charles gave Sheryl everything she wanted out of life because he feared her wrath