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 The body of Nadia Malik, 22, was found slumped in the front passenger seat of her Nissan Altima, partially hidden by clothing and a duffel bag. (Image courtesy of NBC10)
The Philadelphia Experiment

Dead body a bad sign for Philadelphia Parking Authority

It seems that a slew of recent snowstorms covered everything in Philadelphia, including Nadia Malik, 22, whose body was found slumped in ...

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National Interest

Ted Nugent serves his purpose

  Ted Nugent’s oral graffiti is fouling our civic discourse yet again, prompting many of us to wonder why any Republica ...

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Philly-area Ukrainians respond to unrest with prayers, protests

After Ukraine’s parliament voted to remove president Viktor Yanukovych, around 200 people met at Philadelphia City Hall Sunday to c ...

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Mastery Charter Schools wins preliminary approval to operate in Camden

The Christie administration continues its recent, more deliberative approach to charter schools, approving two more for next fall in Camd ...

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Snow plowing in New Jersey goes high-tech

Gone are the days when a snowstorm would send snowplow crews rushing haphazardly onto New Jersey’s roads and highways. On th ...

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 The Monkey and The Elephant, a nonprofit cafe that employs former foster youth currently operates out of the Transfer Station in Manayunk. (Courtesy of The Monkey and The Elephant)

Pop-up cafe looks to provide training, stability to foster youth

Lisa Miccolis met Ephraim on a trip to South Africa in 2008. A 16-year-old boy from Zimbabwe, Ephraim had left his family and home at the ...

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Proposed design for modernization of Lovett Library revealed

Residents of Mt. Airy learned that the Lovett Memorial Library ...

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Lack of federal funding could mean cutbacks to Delaware education programs

While public school enrollment continues to grow, Delaware schools districts are bracing for federal funding cuts which could lead to lay ...

13 years ago

 A parking garage on Arch Street and a retaining wall on 15th Street impede pedestrian traffic around Love Park. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
Politics & Policy

Pa. and charter schools — anything but perfect together

The data will guide you. The data will save you. The data will set you free. That’s the credo of Silicon Valley. It ...

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Delran man killed after crashing snowmobile in Maine

Authorities say a 50-year-old New Jersey man snowmobiling with two friends struck a tree on the edge of a trail in Farmington and died. ...

13 years ago

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From industry to abandonment, artist’s mecca to hipster haven, new exhibit tells tale of Northern Liberties

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PA transportation spending and data score card

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February 24: Ogontz rowhouse collapse | Mormon project brings good urbanism, tacky design | Pedestrian crash hot spots | Slower oil freight speeds | PhillyRising in SW Germantown | Bill Green as SRC chair

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February 24-28: Urban greening history | Landscape lessons for better cities | Triple bottom line business workshop | Streetfilms, sneckdowns, and the pedestrian

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PlanPhilly
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Winter takes $2.2 million toll on SEPTA’s operating budget

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