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February 17-21: Presidents Day festivities | Bacon Awards | Northern Liberties exhibit | Kahn Day

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PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

February 17: DRPA pork at PATCO’s peril | Roxy theater reborn | Art Commission asks for reworked Museum of American Revolution design | plannerly reasons #whyilovephilly | Keep LOVE Park’s visitor center | Trivia

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PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Brought to Light: Celebrating Louis Kahn’s residential designs

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 Island Beach State Park on Sunday. (Photo: Bonnie Delaney via Jersey Shore Hurricane News)

Snow Tuesday morning, then a brief significant warm-up begins; flooding possible

Yet another winter storm will impact the area Tuesday morning, but its intensity will pale in comparison to the nor’easter that dum ...

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Politics & Policy

Breaking the link between jobs and health coverage would be a wise move

The notion that Obamacare is a disaster is now normative. I heard a radio ad the other day. One person tells another, “You l ...

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Pennsylvania derailment puts spotlight on increase in crude-oil spills

The derailment of railcars in Westmoreland County that caused a spill of thousands of gallons of crude oil is the largest crude oil spill ...

13 years ago

  Auto Civitas' vision: With smaller roads, barren parking and driving zones are reinvigorated with green space and wider sidewalks (PlanPhilly Image)

Ed Bacon competition examines Philly with driver-less cars

What would life in Philadelphia look like if cars, buses, taxis and other vehicles drove themselves around the city, communicating with e ...

13 years ago

FSU chief talks of leaving as Penn St. vote nears

Florida State University’s president, a former Penn State professor, says he’s leaving the school just two days before Penn S ...

13 years ago

Dwindling salt, sagging roofs as snow falls in Pa.

More snow fell on winter-weary Pennsylvania as roofs sag and the price of road salt goes through the roof. Most of eastern Pennsyl ...

13 years ago

 Defendant Michael Dunn is brought into the courtroom just before 5 p.m., where Judge Russell Healey announced that the jury was deadlocked on charge one and have verdicts on the other four charges as they deliberate in the trial of Dunn, Saturday, for the shooting death of Jordan Davis in Nov. 2012. Dunn is charged with fatally shooting 17-year-old Davis after an argument over loud music outside a Jacksonville convenience store. (AP Photo/The Florida Times-Union, Bob Mack, Pool)
The Philadelphia Experiment

Michael Dunn, Jordan Davis and the plight of black boys

I awakened on Sunday morning praying for America.     I prayed that I, as the black father of a black son, ...

13 years ago

Police: 3 men fatally beat teen on Trenton street

Authorities say an 18-year-old recent immigrant from Guatemala has been beaten to death by three men on a street in Trenton. ...

13 years ago

Pa. woman admits Craigslist killing in interview

A Pennsylvania woman charged with her newlywed husband in the murder of a man they met through Craigslist has admitted in a jailhouse int ...

13 years ago

Top 5 stories to watch for in Northwest Philly

Here’s a look at what’s to come: 1. In early December, Carol Ambruster was found stabbed to death inside her second-floor Germ ...

13 years ago

 In this August 2005 file photo provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, a pod of narwhals surfaces in northern Canada. Officials say they have broken up a smuggling ring in which narwhal tusks from the Canadian Artic were brought to Maine in a trailer with a secret compartment and then illegally sold to American buyers. Andrew Zarauskus, of Union, N.J., and Jay Conrad, of Lakeland, Tenn., will be arraigned in Bangor, Maine, next week on federal smuggling and money laundering charges. (AP Photo/Kristin Laidre, NOAA, files)

N.J. man convicted of smuggling narwhal tusks

A New Jersey man accused of helping smuggle narwhal tusks into the U.S. has been convicted of federal crimes, several of which carry a pe ...

13 years ago

N.J. quietly fires second contractor hired to help Sandy victims

The Christie administration is quietly terminating a contract with a second company involved in a much-criticized program for Sandy victi ...

13 years ago

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