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Document that would dictate how Chestnut Hill College can be developed heads to City Council

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ULI’s third annual Urban Marketplace, June 14

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Planners hold off on vote for ramp, vestibule wanted by the developer of a big-names Broad Street restaurant project

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More reflections on Race Street Pier

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SEPTA’s Route 35 bus loop to undergo transformation

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Grand Opening of “The Quads”

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City heading toward returning six condemned Kensington parcels to former owners

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Planning Commission OK with land-swap that would allow zoo to build parking garage with retail

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Planned Chestnut Hill dialysis center could be open by year’s end

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Kelly unanimously approved as Pa. attorney general

The Pennsylvania Senate has unanimously confirmed Linda Kelly as the state’s attorney general. The 50-0 vote makes Kelly the first ...

14 years ago

Even foe anticipates fee on Pa. gas drilling

Pennsylvania House Speaker Sam Smith does not support a local impact fee on natural gas drilling. He seems apathetic to the idea at best. ...

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Dave Davies: Off Mic

A reformer plays the game

Max Weiner was a tough, irascible consumer activist who spent years staging sit-ins, launching lawsuits, and dishing out populist rhetori ...

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‘Fort Dix Five’ supporters protest during court proceeding

In a federal appeals court in Philadelphia Monday, attorneys for five men convicted of plotting to attack a New Jersey military base chal ...

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Nutter vows to crack down on “nuisance bars” after weekend shooting

After a weekend shooting injured nine people at a Philadelphia nightclub, Mayor Nutter is promising action against similar establishments ...

14 years ago

Philadelphia bans smoking at playgrounds and recreation centers

Beginning July 1st, smoking will be banned at Philadelphia playgrounds and recreation facilities. The executive order signed by Ma ...

14 years ago

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