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Urban Planning

Central, University/Southwest district plans adopted

13 years ago

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Arts & Entertainment

Review: ‘Glass: Shattered’ is jagged, indeed

Tennessee Williams’ “The Glass Menagerie” is a memory play, and the new “Glass: Shattered” — a shaky and self-consci ...

13 years ago

Support builds in Pa. for funding county human services with block grant

Several county commissioners and Pennsylvania lawmakers are joining Gov. Tom Corbett in a push to expand a pilot program to change the wa ...

13 years ago

 City Council President Darrell Clarke says it is the primary responsibility of City Council to raise the money needed for the school district. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks, file)
Education

Nutter calls for Council action this week on schools funding

Philadelphia’s cash-strapped school district began mailing out layoff notices to nearly 3,800 employees last week. On Monday, Mayor ...

13 years ago

Five more lawsuits filed in Philadelphia building collapse

In the aftermath of a fatal building collapse in Center City Philadelphia last week, five additional complaints have been filed in t ...

13 years ago

George Norcross (Phil Gregory/WHYY, file)

Norcross backs Newark Mayor Cory Booker for U.S. Senate seat

Newark Mayor Cory Booker, well known in North Jersey, is getting the endorsement of a South Jersey Democratic powerbroker in his bid to b ...

13 years ago

 An estimated 350 state and public sector workers have rallied at the state Capitol to encourage more funding for education and human services. (Mary Wilson/for NewsWorks)

Hundreds rally for more school funds, halt on Pa. pension changes

About 350 state and public sector workers rallied Monday in Harrisburg, calling for more funding for education and human services in Penn ...

13 years ago

Money

50 years later, gender pay gap narrowed but still present

In the 1960s, Janice Bellace worked as a Bell Telephone operator while she went to college. All Bell Telephone operators were women then. ...

13 years ago

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NW Philly residents close out Philly Beer Week at Trolley Car Diner’s Beer-B-Q

With beer tastings, live music, raffle giveaways and barbequed favorites the Trolley Car BEER-B-Q saw a big turnout of beer enthusiasts i ...

13 years ago

 Congressman Frank Pallone talks with reporters at the NJ Division of Elections office in Trenton before filing his petitions to be a candidate in the August Senate primary. (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

N.J. candidates crowd field to run for U.S. Senate seat

The field of candidates for the special primary election for a U.S. Senate seat from New Jersey is taking shape. Democrats whoR ...

13 years ago

 A rendering of the proposed Barley Mill Plaza

Delaware judge rules Barley Mill Plaza rezoning invalid

The controversial vote to allow the rezoning of land to develop Barley Mill Plaza was declared invalid by a Delaware j ...

13 years ago

Money

School layoffs will make Philly’s high unemployment worse

Last week it was announced that 3,783 Philadelphia school system employees will lose their jobs due to the district’s financi ...

13 years ago

 Dinah Wanko, of New Age Psychic Boutique in Llanerch, Pa., is shown holding tarot cards. (Image courtesy of Shawn McGill.)
Speak Easy

Psychic calls U.S. Open for Tiger. What are your predictions?

Psychic Dinah Wanko, owner of New Age Psychic Boutique in Llanerch, Pa., has some predictions about the economic impact of the U.S. Open ...

13 years ago

N.J. auctioneer: Pact struck, Bryant items on sale

A New Jersey auction house says it has reached a settlement in a lawsuit over memorabilia from NBA star Kobe Bryant’s high school a ...

13 years ago

Volunteer effort brings new community playground to West Oak Lane [gallery]

Droves of volunteers turned out on Saturday to help build a new community playground in West Oak Lane. The Martha C. Young Communi ...

13 years ago

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