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Design committee has praise, questions for One Water Street proposal

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Urban Planning

May 28: SOM to master plan 30th Street Station area | 3535 Market for sale | Mayfair playground, community building | la peg. at FringeArts | Katz/Lenfest win auction | Last day of Giovanni’s Room

12 years ago

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Amtrak launches 30th Street Station master planning

12 years ago

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Fairmount Water Works still recovering from May 1 flood

12 years ago

Actvists offer ‘bribe’ for ban on gifts to Pa. lawmakers, officials

Government reform activists say they haven’t forgotten state lawmakers’ pledges to address the blind spots in Pennsylvania la ...

12 years ago

Transformer fire knocks out power to 4,000 in Philly

Thousands of customers in downtown Philadelphia have lost power due to an underground transformer fire.PECO officials said two undergroun ...

12 years ago

Montgomery County gets green light on same-sex marriage licenses

The suburban Philadelphia county that had been legally prevented from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples can now do so.A Montg ...

12 years ago

Dave Davies: Off Mic

Philly’s struggling media giant finds owners, if not direction

So what happens now? Most of the journalists I know from the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News think the right side won in the ...

12 years ago

Nigerian transplants in Philly want to keep pressure on

Members of the Nigerian diaspora have held two rallies in downtown Philadelphia to bring attention to the kidnapped girls. In West ...

12 years ago

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Authorities ID three killed in Monday’s bus-car crash near Atlantic City

Authorities have released the names of three people killed when the car they were riding in collided with a New Jersey Transit bus on Mon ...

12 years ago

 Esther Polak and Ivar van Bekkum walk through Philadelphia's Italian Market, reading 'the text of the street' Emma Lee/WHYY)
Arts & Entertainment

Guided by impression and free association, Dutch artists chart emotional map of Philly

Dutch artists Esther Polak and Ivar van Bekkum are visiting Philadelphia for the first time and are creating their own subjective map of ...

12 years ago

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 McIlvaine kindergarteners learn to write in Mandarin Chinese (Shana O'Malley/for NewsWorks)

Delaware kindergartners learn Chinese and Spanish

Delaware officials are expanding the state’s language immersion initiative. On Tuesday, Gov. Jack Markell joined Ramon Gil-C ...

12 years ago

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Newark power plant critics take case to Del. Superior Court

The grassroots group Newark Residents Against the Power Plant is taking its fight against a proposed 279-megawatt combined heat and power ...

12 years ago

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 Vietnam vet Harry Taylor says he is happy with the care he has received, but is concerned about others. (Jessica McDonald/WHYY)
Politics & Policy

In answer to VA scandal, Toomey proposes allowing vets to sue health workers

In the wake of the scandal over treatment delays and mismanagement in the VA system, U.S. Sen. ...

12 years ago

 N.J. Gov. Chris Christie signs the adoption records access bill into law. (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

N.J. law opening adoption records offers privacy to birth parents, civil rights to adoptees

After more than 30 years of debate, New Jersey now has a law opening birth records and essential medical information to adoptees in the s ...

12 years ago

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