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Stoneleigh Gardens is the newest preserve from Natural Lands. Formally the estate of the Haas Family, the gardens and grounds will open to the public ion Mother's Day. Many of the structures are over 100 years old. (Emily Cohen for WHYY)
Community

Conservancy mobilizes as Lower Merion looks to Stoneleigh garden for school use

The fast-growing Lower Merion School District will enroll as many as 700 new students over the next decade.

8 years ago

Rail Park Phase 1 Callowhill terminus
PlanPhilly
Community

Rail Park announces June 14 opening, new executive director

Philadelphia's hotly anticipated, High Line-esque Rail Park will open to the public on June 14 with a new leader and freshly installed benches for summertime people watching.

8 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

From LOVE Park to Graffiti Pier, we are losing the iconic public spaces that make us Philly

8 years ago

Mayor Jim Kenney announces the 2018 Philly Free Streets route — North Broad Street from City Hall up to Erie Avenue. (City of Philadelphia)
PlanPhilly
Community

Philly Free Streets offers opportunity to explore traffic-free North Broad

On Aug. 11, the city will close off traffic on both sides of North Broad from City Hall up to Erie Avenue.

8 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

After Philly Starbucks arrest, what does it mean to be black in a ‘white space’?

8 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Philly’s next generation of playgrounds is here and everyone is invited in

8 years ago

A couple poses at Love Park in February.  (Courtesy of Philadelphia Department of Parks and Recreation)
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

LOVE Park? More like loathe park! Criticisms mount as JFK Plaza slowly reopens.

On Thursday, city officials gathered at LOVE Park to dedicate the southeast corner as Bank of America plaza and garden in recognition of a $250,000 donation from them.

8 years ago

Listen 4:10
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Where have all the public bathrooms gone?

8 years ago

Customers sit in a Starbucks store in Seattle.
(Ted S. Warren/AP)
NPR
Community

Not everyone feels welcome camping out in ‘third spaces’ like Starbucks

The way the rules are enforced isn't always consistent which is how unconscious bias and discrimination can creep in.

8 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Rittenhouse Starbucks patron: “We should all be able to… get a cup of coffee or sit down.”

8 years ago

Night Market Philadelphia,
PlanPhilly
Community

A primer for Philadelphia’s pop-up season

After the sexy newness of a pop-up leaves town, can neighborhoods sustain the benefits for local businesses?

8 years ago

(G. Victoria/Bigstock)
Speak Easy
Community

In lieu of Starbucks

In Germantown coffee shop, a counterpoint to Rittenhouse Square Starbucks incident

8 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

After winning the Super Bowl of youth football, Germantown’s Raiders search for a field of their own

8 years ago

Joseph Zuritsky (right) who donated his prized koi fish to the Shofuso Japanese House and Garden in Fairmount Park, tosses food to the koi with students from the Japanese Language School of Philadelphia.
NewsWorks Tonight
Arts & Entertainment

Philly parking lot magnate passes on his passion: Koi fish

Joe Zuritsky, CEO of a parking lot chain, has a second life as an artisan of koi. He has donated his prized fish to the Shofuso Japanese House in Fairmount Park.

8 years ago

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Nate, the Harris family’s grandson, rides in pastures of the Cowtown Rodeo in Pilesgrove Township, N.J. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
NewsWorks Tonight
Community

No homes on this South Jersey range: 350 Cowtown acres preserved as grassland

This is the first time the U.S. Department of Agriculture has preserved grasslands in New Jersey.

8 years ago

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