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Nutter says he’s ready for next term

Mayor Michael Nutter easily cruised to re-election last night. He’s ready for another term. Mayor Nutter spoke to supporter ...

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What’s the first issue you want Cindy Bass to tackle in January

Democrat Cindy Bass will be sworn in to Philadelphia City Council in January of 2012. During the campaign Cindy Bass touted ...

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Cindy Bass easily wins Eighth District City Council seat

Cindy Bass has been elected to represent the Eighth District on City Council. Bass defeated independent candidate Brian Rudnick in ...

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`Reform team’ to run Philadelphia City Commissioners office; Council-at-large race goes to wire

Change will come to the Philadelphia City Commissioners, which run elections in the city. Al Schmidt, the insurgent Republican who ...

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Muslim man claims Whole Foods fired him over religion

A former employee at a Philadelphia Whole Foods market claims he was harassed and fired for being Muslim. Glenn Mack and his lawyer at th ...

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10th District election party with Brian O’Neill

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Final zoning code report released, Dilworth and Occupy, I-95 construction, and Mayor Nutter round 2

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From Eyes on the Street: Under the Clothespin: fantasy cityscape at Centre Square

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ZCC approves final version of new zoning code

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Historical Commission talks signs

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City Planning Commission seeks public input on Chelten Avenue corridor

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An I-95 construction update

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