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Dickinson Square Park renovation underway

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Ballet’s plan for N. Broad would raze building in Callowhill historic district

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City Council, approaching year’s end, passes assortment of planning items

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The LCB, Date Rape and assaults on democracy

With Philadelphia quietly plodding toward a far-reaching reform of its zoning code, we turn to the folks in Harrisburg for some excitemen ...

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Pennsylvania commission serves to strengthen laws protecting kids

In the wake of the child sex abuse scandal at Penn State University, Pennsylvania lawmakers are creating a bipartisan commission to stren ...

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Drexel is the nation’s most expensive college

College Grotto has released a list of the 100 most expensive schools, and Drexel University is sitting pretty right at the top. ...

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Eagles honored for three community programs

If the Philadelphia Eagles have been a disappointment to fans on the field this season, maybe they can make up for it some by touting the ...

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