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Realtor challenges Philadelphia’s new lead rules as double standard
A Philadelphia Realtor is challenging a law demanding frequent testing of apartments for lead paint. The city councilwoman who auth ...
15 years ago
You can’t see it, but there really is progress on Dilworth Plaza project
Construction on Dilworth Plaza next to Philadelphia City Hall is moving along. But almost five months after Occupy Philadelphia was ...
15 years ago
Mt. Airy Art Garage dedicates new gallery
For some attendees of Friday night’s official opening of the Mt. Airy Art Garage’s (MAA ...
15 years ago
Craft beer lovers unite for ‘Beers Gone Wild’ in Manayunk
A variety of local craft beers were on tap at the 14th Annual Manayunk Brew Fest this weekend, hosted by the Manayunk Brewery and Restaur ...
15 years ago
Kids celebrate 17th annual Arbor Day at Inn Yard Park
Inn Yard Park has a new addition, thanks to the help of students from Thomas Mifflin and Wissahickon Charter schools. On Friday, th ...
15 years ago
Fixing New Jersey’s property taxes: Christie’s plan compared to Lou Greenwald’s
Governor Christie likes to play the character of Jersey tough guy anytime there’s a camera arou ...
15 years ago
What would help older drivers stay safe?
What will it take to keep older drivers on the road safely? A new high-tech vehicle is equipped to measure stress levels and concentrati ...
15 years ago
Germantown celebrates Jazz Appreciation Month a dozen times a year
As the city honored its history of jazz music this month, and the genre being internationally celebrated on Monday, Germantown’s ja ...
15 years ago
Apathy in face of Harrisburg corruption is a mystery
In one sense, the Pennsylvania primary elections last Tuesday were dull. In another sense, they were astonishing. Astonishing and ...
15 years ago