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Opinion & Essay

Dave Davies: Off Mic

Castille seeks retention on Pa. Supreme Court

Pennsylvania voters face a decision next Tuesday: Do they return Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice Ron Castille to the court for a ...

13 years ago

National Interest

Chris Christie’s craven Sandy pander

  On TV today, Chris Christie got the requisite question about his future, and he gave the requisite response: “You nev ...

13 years ago

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Speak Easy

Longing for the old days — but not everything about the old days

I can clearly recall when my parents would tell us all about the good old days. They would tell us that “penny candy” meant t ...

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

October 29: Land bank bill out of committee | Granary sold for $120m | SEPTA stations becoming WiFi hotspots | Marketing Ave. of the Arts | Capturing Reading Terminal Market

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Politics & Policy

Two keys to getting the land bank right

13 years ago

 A Secret Service agent hangs on as the limousine bearing a mortally-wounded President Kennedy heads to Parkland Hospital (AP Photo/ Justin Newman).
Dave Davies: Off Mic

Blurring the truth about the Kennedy assassination

For decades, I’ve believed President John F. Kennedy was the victim of a conspiracy of assassins, not a single, tormented soul with ...

13 years ago

The Philadelphia Experiment

Recent ‘shop-and-frisk’ incidents bring call for boycott

Even when we play by the rules, which the overwhelming majority of us do, African Americans are profiled and harassed — not just by pol ...

13 years ago

 During a news conference at the New Jersey Statehouse Robert F. Kennedy Jr. voiced concerns about a bill that would tighten religious exemptions from required student vaccinations.(Phil Gregory/WHYY)
National Interest

JFK, the myth and the mystery

Kennedy mania has resurfaced yet again, this time to mark the impending half-century anniversary of JFK’s assassination, and you ...

13 years ago

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Speak Easy

Help! My first-graders have too much homework

I am currently battling the disturbing sensation that my twins’ childhoods have just come to a screeching halt. Georgia and ...

13 years ago

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Dave Davies: Off Mic

GOP web site pounces on Democratic challenger to LoBiondo in N.J.

This is what congressional campaigns are like nowadays. An Atlantic City Democrat who announced his plans to challenge a Republica ...

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

October 28: 50 townhouses planned for Point Breeze | 20 years of Avenue of the Arts | Penn’s Landing’s recurring dream | $100m offer for 30 schools | Temple’s library plans back to drawing board

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

October 28-November 1: Lower North District Plan | End of the suburbs | Power of eds and meds

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

City leaf recycling runs Nov. 11-Dec. 20

13 years ago

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Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: ‘She Stoops to Conquer’ by extremes

Hooray for hyperbole!!!!! When it works, it’s the wind beneath the wings, to quote a song that works with plenty of it. (When it do ...

13 years ago

 A vacant home stands tagged by graffiti on Queen Lane at West Clarkson Avenue. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
Speak Easy

Land bank has Philly support, must untangle vacant property system to fix neighborhoods

The signs of Philadelphia’s vacant property epidemic are everywhere. They are in the crumbling facades of half-sealed, long-empty b ...

13 years ago

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