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Where in the Far Northeast can I buy a house for $100k? [Real NEstate]

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Streets Department wraps up Society Hill ADA ramps, ends headache

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
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Affordable housing rehabs in Fairhill and South Kensington improve 77 units for low-income families

13 years ago

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October 23: Transpo funding bill delayed | MOTU at 5 | Nutter in dark on possible school sales | Newmarket and Jamaican Jerk Hut lot developments

13 years ago

Slow going for Pa. transportation funding plan

A transportation funding bill isn’t expected to come up for a vote in the Pennsylvania House until November — at the earliest ...

13 years ago

 Joyce and Steve Libal run Mountain Meadows Orchard out of their 63-acre home in Apolacon Township, Susquehanna County.  Talisman Energy canceled a permit allowing them to drill for natural gas on the the Libals' unleased property.  (Katie Colaneri/WHYY)

After Pa. couple discovers plan to drill on unleased land, energy company cancels permit

There are plenty of Pennsylvania landowners who do not want to have gas companies drill underneath their properties, even if it means not ...

13 years ago

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IBX cancels 24,000 plans that don’t meet Affordable Care Act rules

Independence Blue Cross has sent out ...

13 years ago

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New Jersey Transit mobile rail ticketing will be systemwide by end of year

New Jersey Transit will expand its program allowing rail passengers to purchase tickets on their smartphones to South Jersey by the year& ...

13 years ago

Chester County District Attorney Tom Hogan is asking members of Coatesville School Board to cooperate with his criminal investigation.   (File photo, Nathaniel Hamilton/For NewsWorks)
Education

Coatesville School Board hinders investigation, says Chester County DA

The Chester County District Attorney is asking the Coatesville School Board to cooperate with his criminal investigation into the distric ...

13 years ago

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Dave Davies: Off Mic

High-priced talent gathers for court battle over Marimow firing

Strange days. I’m sitting in a city hall courtroom to witness the official gathering of combatants in the crossfire lawsuits ...

13 years ago

SNAP protesters outside the Philadelphia Archdiocese headquarters.

SNAP demands Philly archbishop step out of running to lead U.S. Catholic bishops group

A group supporting those who have been abused by priests is asking the Archbishop of Philadelphia to remove his name from the running for ...

13 years ago

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Trenton-area town hopes to begin organic waste collection

Lawrence Township is preparing to become the latest New Jersey community to collect organic waste from the curbside of residents. ...

13 years ago

Safety concerns prompt relocation of polling places from some N.J. schools

Some New Jersey voters might not be going to their familiar polling place for next month’s elections. Concerns about school ...

13 years ago

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As memory fades, the hardest questions are ‘who?’ ‘what?’ and ‘where?’

Not that long ago arthritis, cataracts, finances and grandchildren topped our worry lists. Today, spoken or unspoken, it’s this cre ...

13 years ago

 A U.S. soldier walks atop his armored vehicle at sunset as he  prepares for a night military exercise, in the Kuwaiti desert south of the Iraqi border, Sunday, Dec. 22, 2002. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus, file)
Arts & Entertainment

‘Yellow Birds,’ called first great novel of Iraq War, is Philly’s pick for ‘One Book’

Buried on Page 14 of “The Yellow Birds,” author Ke ...

13 years ago

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