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 PHA representatives, developers and demolition-company officials met with neighbors ahead of the planned demolition of the Queen Lane Apartments high-rise tentatively scheduled for October. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Queen Lane Apartments demolition tentatively scheduled for October

It’ll be several more months before Queen Lane Apartments in Germantown is demolished and a new low-density development starts risi ...

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Will the clock ‘strike’ midnight on SEPTA service?

Enjoy the ride on SEPTA today because it’s possible you won’t be able to make the ride tomorrow.   ...

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 Passengers evacuate US Airways Flight 1702 after the pilot was forced to abort takeoff shortly after 6 p.m., after a tire on the plane's front landing gear blew out, Thursday, March 13, 2014, in Philadelphia. The Airbus A320 jet, bound for Fort Lauderdale, Fla., was carrying 149 passengers and five crew members, airport spokeswoman Victoria Lupica said. All were rescheduled on departing flights Thursday night, she said. (Dennis Fee/AP Photo)

Runway reopens after plane emergency in Philly

All runways have been reopened at Philadelphia International Airport following removal of a crippled plane that was evacuated after its n ...

13 years ago

 Check out a family yoga class this weekend. (Michelle Zei/for NewsWorks)
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Legos, yoga, skating and other events for the family this weekend

Here’s a look at events going on throughout the area for families this weekend.    ...

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 Barbie dolls are shown at a Walmart store in Robinson Township, Pa. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar, file)

Say yes to female empowerment, and give a Barbie girl a break!

Say what you want about the Barbie doll’s out-of-proportion female physique, but give her credit for a strong back and shoulders. ...

13 years ago

 “The Phantom of the Opera” stops in Philadelphia on its national tour, March 19 through April 13.  Photo by Matthew Murphy.

Weekly Entertainment Guide – ‘Phantom of the Opera,’ ‘Skin & Bone,’ and St. Patty’s Day festivities

Looking for something to do this week? WHYY’s Robin Bloom has some recommendations on what’s happening around the Philadelphi ...

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 Banana ripening rooms at the Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market feature special climate controls to make sure thousands of boxes of bananas ripen evenly. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Where East Coast bananas go to ripen

For one of the nation’s largest banana wholesalers, ripening is an exact science. It’s ...

13 years ago

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People’s Emergency Center extends support with Neighborhood Advisory Committee

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March 14: Partial building collapse | Library issues call to artists | Photography book explores “City Abandoned” | PennDOT updates Fishtown on I-95 timeline

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March 14 – 16: Really Good Elevator Music | South Philly history slideshow | Food resources map-a-thon | Orchard Workshop | Magic Garden party

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Historical Commission rejects efforts to save Boyd

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Bill to record private meetings in Pa. could crack down on agenda changes

The Pennsylvania lawmaker who wants to require entities such as school boards and city councils to record their private meetings is also ...

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Technically Philly’s Juliana Reyes talks parking ticket appeals process

For motorists in Philadelphia the hassle of appealing a parking ticket is now easier. Juliana Reyes of Technically Philly sits dow ...

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Penn study questions means of ranking patients awaiting liver transplant

Researchers at PennMedicine are piling on. They’re the latest to add a critique to the scoring system that ranks patients waiting f ...

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Rowan University student being tested for meningitis

A Rowan University student has been hospitalized with a possible case of meningitis. In an email sent to the Rowan students and st ...

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