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Urban Planning

March 25: N. Philly could see $30m HUD grant | Tax deadbeats, slim progress | Tindley Temple | Uptown’s uphill battle | More collapses | Gas lines

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PlanPhilly
Politics & Policy

The keys to Philadelphia’s land bank success

12 years ago

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Politics & Policy

Tasco takes issue with Kromer analysis of Clarke’s affordable housing plan

12 years ago

 Anti-fracking activist Vera Scroggins, center, and her attorney Scott Michelman, left, speak to the media after a hearing in Montrose, Pa. Last fall, a judge signed off on an order barring Scroggins from more than 300 square miles of Susquehanna County or all the land owned or leased by Cabot Oil and Gas. (Katie Colaneri/for StateImpact)

Driller defends court order barring anti-fracking activist from Pa. land

Susquehanna County’s biggest driller is defending a court order curbing prominent anti-fracking activist Vera Scroggins from settin ...

12 years ago

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(Lynne Sladky, AP Photo, file)

Hospitals encouraging expectant moms to carry babies to full term

Maternity wards across the region are learning to stave off early deliveries that aren’t medically necessary. For years now, ...

12 years ago

 Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane (Matt Rourke/AP Photo, file)
Dave Davies: Off Mic

Former prosecutor doesn’t buy Kane’s case

A former prosecutor who’s handled state and federal cases says that much of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane’s cas ...

12 years ago

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 Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Rob McCord.(Emma Lee/for NewsWorks, file)

McCord calls for 10 percent ‘drillers’ tax’ to help fund Pa. education plan

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rob McCord says his education plan for Pennsylvania would be funded largely with a 10 percent natural ...

12 years ago

Sebelius stops in North Jersey urging procrastinators to enroll for health coverage

With the health care enrollment deadline fast approaching, the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services paid a visit to Montclair Stat ...

12 years ago

U.S. Supreme Court to hear Pa. firm’s challenge of contraception mandate

A company based in Pennsylvania’s Lancaster County is one of two family-owned businesses taking on the “contraception mandate ...

12 years ago

 (Photo courtesy of the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office)

Prosecutor: Smoking caused N.J. motel fire that killed 4

A prosecutor says careless smoking caused a fire that killed four people at a New Jersey shore motel. Ocean County Prosecutor Jose ...

12 years ago

 Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy wave to the crowd as they arrive on the red carpet at the premiere of the film on Tuesday, March 11, 2014, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP)
Philly Parenting

Is ‘Muppets Most Wanted’ for the kids?

We were lucky to get an early glimpse of “Muppets Most Wanted.” I grew up a little too old for “The Muppet Show,” ...

12 years ago

Philly tax collection doing better but still struggles to catch up with deadbeats

City Council is reviewing why Philadelphia doesn’t collect all the taxes it’s owed. Council members are taking an even ...

12 years ago

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Democrat: Report clearing Gov. Christie incomplete

The head of a New Jersey legislative panel investigating a political payback plot says a review undertaken by Gov. Chris Christie’s ...

12 years ago

Socialist unrealism in Putin’s nostalgic imagination

Poor Vladimir Putin.  It must be tough to spend your career working for the KGB, the iron fist of a truly evil empire, only to see i ...

12 years ago

 (Chuck Snyder/for NewsWorks)

Winter storm cleanup costs Delaware $16 million

Mother Nature has hit Delaware where it hurts the most: its pocketbook. The latest storm figures show that the state spent more th ...

12 years ago

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