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Judge refuses to recuse himself from Parker DUI case, state plans an appeal

A Philadelphia judge has ruled that his Facebook friendship with state Rep. Cherelle Parker is not grounds for him to recuse himself from ...

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N.J. moves to limit sales of OTC cough medications

The New Jersey Legislature may restrict the sales of some cough and cold medicines. The Assembly’s Law and Public Safety Com ...

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To continue protest, Occupy Philly must give up tents, agree to limited hours

The city of Philadelphia has released its conditions for the Occupy Philadelphia movement to continue ...

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Right NEast/Wrong NEast: Consider the Boulevard as a very large, obvious neighborhood divider

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Urban Planning

Stack announces state grant for Holy Family

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Urban Planning

Grounbreaking paves the way for new Tacony park by May 2012

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Urban Planning

Parkside: Local Group Plans for Future Sustainable Development

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Politics & Policy

Lardner’s Point Park construction begins, Occupy offered limited permit, Duffy String Band preps, PECO substation reuse

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Politics & Policy

Change By Us: Philly’s new crowdsourcing tool for neighborhood improvement

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Urban Planning

Bicycle Coalition aims at South Philadelphia improvements

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Urban Planning

From Eyes on the Street: Urbanize this highway

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Urban Planning

Chelten Ave. ‘is by no means a dead, or dying, commerical corridor’

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Urban Planning

District takes its school closing recommendations to the community

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Philadelphia kicks in $2.9 million to help newspapers’ move

The city of Philadelphia is loaning the owners of the Inquirer and Daily News $2.9 million to help the company move into the former ...

14 years ago

N.J. Community Affairs chief to leave Christie Cabinet

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s commissioner of Community Affairs is leaving his Cabinet. Department of Community Affairs C ...

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