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AVI has made us ask all the wrong questions
For a week, we’ve tried to predict the effect the Actual Value Initiative will have on next year’s ...
14 years ago
First round of school-closing hearings focuses on safety and student stability
Protesters, armed with bullhorns and signs, shut down part of North Broad Street on Thursday night as the first of three consecutive scho ...
14 years ago
Mt. Airy Arts Garage celebrates diversity and family in new exhibit
Mt. Airy Arts Garage cofounders Linda Slodki and Arleen Olshan wanted to celebrate the diversity of the Northwest with their new exhibit, ...
14 years ago
Looking for something to do this week? WHYY’s Robin Bloom has some recommendations on what’s happening in the Philadelphia re ...
14 years ago
Vegetarian soul-food pop-up kitchen returns to Germantown on Sunday
The Uptown Soul Food Vegetarian Kitchen pop-up restaurant will make a return appearance at Wired Beans Cafe from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. ...
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W.B. Saul students assemble moss-covered ‘Tee Time’ exhibit for 2013 Flower Show
Few high school secretaries warn visitors not to get “lost in the cow barn.” But it’s practical advice at W.B. Saul Hig ...
14 years ago
PHA hosts public-housing bus tour for Germantown critics, but none show up
At around 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Michael Johns boarded a Philadelphia Housing Authority shuttle bus in Germantown with a heavy heart. ...
14 years ago
39th District PSA 1 Mtg. Feb. 25
On Monday, February 25, 8 p.m., the monthly community meeting for Police Service Ar ...
14 years ago
Learn How to Run for Office Feb. 26
Have you ever thought about running for elected office? Find out what it takes to become an Inspector of Elections and Judge of Elections ...
14 years ago
Federal judge upholds ban on political contributions by Philly cops
A federal judge has upheld a ban on political contributions by Philadelphia police officers, thwarting a move by City Council that could ...
14 years ago