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Keystone Crossroads

What does the next governor of Pa. need to know about your community?

Humor us for a moment by imagining the following situation:  You’re sitting at your kitchen table sipping coffee, devouring a ...

12 years ago

 The YMCA, around the corner from the Werner Building in Pittsburgh's East Liberty neighborhood, is currently being redeveloped. The building is taking advantage of preservation tax credits and will be a hotel. (Irina Zhorov/WESA)
Keystone Crossroads

Historic preservation as economic development: Pittsburgh mayor says yes, please

Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto announced that he wants to use the city’s stock of aging buildings as a tool for economic development. Bey ...

12 years ago

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 People enjoy the Cloud Gate sculpture, also known as ‘The Bean’ in Millennium Park in Chicago.  (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
Politics & Policy

What amenity from another city would you love to bring back home?

You’ve likely had this moment.  You’re in another city, on business or pleasure. Could be Boston, could be Austin, could ...

12 years ago

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 Faces of people who made major contributions to New Jersey are included in a mobile Hall of Fame parked in Trenton. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Why is N.J. celebrating its 350 year anniversary? [photos]

This week marks an anniversary of sorts for New Jersey. In an attempt to stir pride and interest in the state’s history, loc ...

12 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

June 23: Temple buying William Penn HS | Naudain St explosion mysteries | NextFab growth | Dietz & Watson courted | CyclePhilly data

12 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

June 23-29: Talk Design Review | plan Lower NW | get outside for art, trails, SS Harbor Park

12 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Reparations for businesses impacted by massive Bakers Centre water-main break remain uncertain

12 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Spruce Street Harbor opens Friday

12 years ago

 The Big Diggers are 7,092 pound excavators for kids to use. Adults can use a 14,000 pound excavator if they wish. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

First look at Diggerland USA (Photos)

Any kid who loves playing with Tonka trucks, especially in the dirt, will find Diggerland USA alm ...

12 years ago

 The George Washington Bridge connects New York City to Fort Lee, N.J. (AP Photo/David Goldman)

Man leaps off GWB despite efforts to save him

A man has apparently leapt to his death off the George Washington Bridge despite efforts to save him. A spokesman for the Port Aut ...

12 years ago

 The boat used in Saturday's rescue was a 45 ft Response boat, which can self-right if it capsizes. (U.S. Coast Guard photo/ Petty Officer Patrick D. Kelley)

Coast Guard helps injured boater near Cape May

The Coast Guard came to the aid of a man who was injured on a boat off the coast of Cape May. Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay watc ...

12 years ago

 Two years ago Charlotte Ford was named Performer of the Year by Philadelphia magazine. In May she announced she is seeking a new career because she can't find funding anymore. (Photo provided by Charlotte Ford)
Arts & Entertainment

Changes ahead for Philly arts funding as Pew invests more in less

The Pew Center of Arts and Heritage in Philadelphia recently announced its 2014 grant winners, pouring nearly $10 million into the region ...

12 years ago

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Down the Shore

Accident spurs heavy delays on northbound GSP in northern Ocean County

UPDATE: Northbound delays are back to near Exit 77 at 1:55 p.m.  Delays are building on the Garden State Par ...

12 years ago

 A scene from 2013's Juneteenth festival in Germantown. Check back this week for a look at this year's festivities. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks, file)

Top 6 stories to watch for in Northwest Philadelphia

Here’s a look at what’s to come in Northwest Philadelphia. 1. The annual Juneteenth festival was held yesterday Saturd ...

12 years ago

Down the Shore

Serious crash closes portion of Route 37 westbound in Manchester

A stretch of the Route 37 westbound lanes in Manchester is closed mid-afternoon Saturday following a serious motor vehicle accident. ...

12 years ago

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