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Nutter budget would bolster L&I, expand vacant property unit

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CPI Spring 2015 Course: Application period now open

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New University City District report makes the case for neighborhood parklets

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March 4: What Wolf’s budget means for Philly | The #PHL2015 candidates on streetsweeping | Inequality and land taxes

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Philadelphia’s Neighborhood Advisory Committees: First responders in the fight against poverty

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 The 550-foot stone-masonry retaining wall that separates the rear alley of houses along West Penn Street from the common driveway of homes along Midvale Avenue is leaning, cracked and unsafe. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks, file)
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$500K in repairs needed on East Falls retaining wall reflects citywide problem

Sections of a 550-foot-long retaining wall in East Falls built in the late 1920s are leaning, cracked, and unsafe, affecting the owners o ...

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March 3: Capozzi for At-Large Council | Whiskey and floor area ratios | Squiggletecture | The case for congestion

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In Festival Pier a chance to set new course for waterfront development

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Developers seek zoning change for mill redevelopment in Kensington

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At HUD, Diaz opinion marked shift in public housing development

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From the Editor: Pedestrians need safer streets. Now!

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Map: The most dangerous places for pedestrians in each City Council district

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March 2: Oil train danger zone | PPA’s plan to save traditional cabs | $42M from school sales

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Azavea and PlanPhilly map Philly’s most dangerous intersections for pedestrians

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