March 30: Cohen gets Dems’ nod | Shared vehicles and parking | DN slams UEDs
Sherrie Cohen is getting the backing of the city Democratic Party for Jim Kenney’s vacated At-Large Council seat.
PennDOT is temporarily removing the bike lanes from the Ben Franklin parkway.
GroJLart looks at what Finnegan’s Wake once was.
Juliana Reyes says the 3700 block of Market Street just got its third eatery.
The Daily News editorial board really doesn’t like Mark Squilla’s urban experiential displays bill.
Governing Magazine looks at how the rise of ride-hailing and car-sharing services will reduce curb parking congestion.
How dense does your city actually need to be to make fiscal sense?
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