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Testing out bike share alternatives
Philadelphia is aiming to launch a bike-share system next year, and on Tuesday we got a preview of what the future could hold. Three bike-share vendors who will likely vie for…
Apple Lofts goes residential | Buck owners a bit less deadbeat | OCF v. Point Breeze, still | Rina Cutler as visionary bureaucrat | Bobby Henon vs. bad landlords
Architectural Relief | Rob Lybeck, Eyes on the Street Flickr groupApple Lofts is on its way to a residential conversion. West Philly Local reports the Zoning Board of Adjustment has…
Remediate I-95, Society Hill sidewalks, nature and design at Washington Avenue Green, reprieve for six Catholic elementary schools
In her column today Inga Saffron revisits the topic of removing part of I-95 along the Delaware River. Even if large-scale removal is not feasible - due to scarce federal funding…
Catholic school closure fallout, Philadelphia airport expansion fight, remembering architect Anne Tyng, PHA will not build on burial ground
Blue Skies, Silver Stacks | flickr user phillytrax, Eyes on the Street flickr groupPhiladelphia's Catholic school communities were left reeling as the Archdiocese of Philadelphia announced that dozens of the…
Deputy Mayor Rina Cutler named 2011 Public Works Leader of the Year by national magazine
Deputy Mayor for Transportation and Public Utilities Rina Cutler has been named the 2011 Public Works Leader of the Year by Penton’s American City & County Magazine. This annual award…
Rina Cutler aims to keep it real
Oct. 25By Anthony CampisiFor PlanPhilly Rina Cutler plays a unique role among the region’s government decision makers.As deputy mayor for transportation and utilities, she directs the two of…
Grappling with the reality of I-95
Jan. 09(This is the fourth in a series of stories examining the infrastructure projects proposed in the Civic Vision for the Central Delaware, and how they will solve the question of…
