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Urban Planning

Kromer calls for analysis of the outcomes of tax collection sales

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

A plan to advertise in public schools

13 years ago

School property tax alternatives win approval in Pa. House

A proposal to provide school property tax relief in Pennsylvania passed Wednesday in the state House. The measure, which would let ...

13 years ago

Transportation funding linked to Pa. wage concessions from unions

Negotiations over a transportation funding plan for Pennsylvania are alive in the state House — for now. Seeking to extend t ...

13 years ago

An October beach day

A scene from today at the Jersey Shore by Robert Siliato. By all acc ...

13 years ago

Insurance marketplace website still tied up on second day

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13 years ago

U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo, R-New Jersey, opposes renewal of the National Flood Insurance Program. He says he's
Dave Davies: Off Mic

Can area congressmen restart the government?

As the country wrestles with the federal government shutdown, some area Republican congressmen are showing signs they’ll buck party ...

13 years ago

 When West Chester University of Pennsylvania went somke-free in 2008, cigarette urns like this one became a thing of the past on Campus. The University of Pennsylvania may go the same route. (AP Photo/Tom Mihalek, file)

Tobacco expert makes a case for banning the butts at Penn

Nearly 2,000 colleges and universities across the country have become smoke-free campuses, prohibiting smoking inside and outsid ...

13 years ago

Politics & Policy

A sign of change for Philadelphia: the first female chair at the Morgan Lewis law firm!

Congratulations to Jami Wintz McKeon on her appointment as the first female chair of the venerable Philadelphia law firm Morgan Lewis &am ...

13 years ago

 From the left, Scott Greer, Rachel Camp, Sarah Gliko, Alex Keiper and Caroline Dooner of the ensemble in Arden Theatre Company's production of Parade. Photo courtesy of Mark Garvin.
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: ‘Parade’ passes by, then and now and all at once

The Arden Theatre Company’s stage bursts with talent in its meticulously delivered production of “Parade,” but the pers ...

13 years ago

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Scrabble prodigy OUTDOES Philly councilman [photos]

A ninth-grade Scrabble prodigy and a Philadelphia councilman kicked off Philly Plays Scrabble, a citywide campaign aiming to get students ...

13 years ago

 The present-day Temple University campus, by daylight, is not nearly as frightening as it was one night 21 years ago for Billy Smith. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)
Arts & Entertainment

When you know that the boy with a gun doesn’t really want to shoot you

Each month, NewsWorks presents a story from the First Person Arts Podcast. In this edition, a Temple grad and Philadel ...

13 years ago

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 Freight train tank cars that derailed in Nov 2012 are seen in Mantua Creek in Paulsboro, N.J. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

Paulsboro businesses sue over 2012 train derailment

Small businesses are the latest to sue over last year’s train derailment in Paulsboro, N.J. The businesses are suing Conrail ...

13 years ago

 In April 2013, homes severely damaged by Superstorm Sandy line the beach in Mantoloking, N.J.  (AP Photo/Mel Evans, File)

Superstorm Sandy homeowners unhappy with insurance payouts get more time to appeal

Sandy survivors still battling over their flood insurance claims will now have more time to appeal their settlements. In a ...

13 years ago

 Charles A. Lindbergh is shown in this 1927 file photo with his plane, the Spirit of St. Louis, with which he made the first solo crossing of the Atlantic Ocean from west to east, the same year. (AP Photo, file)
Arts & Entertainment

In new book, Bill Bryson revisits marvelous and mundane summer of 1927

The summer of 2013 has come and gone, but Bill Bryson wants to tell you about the summer of 1927. “It was the most magical a ...

13 years ago

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