Parks & Recreation
SEPTA ditches gender stickers | waterfront zoning worries | Hunting Park renewal | Night Market returns | 19125 bandit sign contest
The Lost Centennial Project
Next up in today’s Centennial District duo: Community Contributor Gary Reed shares what he discovers in this ‘lost’ landscape as a photographer and Philadelphian. [slideshow]
Debut of Japanese Garden’s Sakura Pavilion Kicks off Cherry Blossom Season
Today Eyes on the Street offers two looks at the Centennial District. First up: Christine Fisher went to the Japanese House and Garden’s new Sakura Pavilion, comprised of two recently restored original Exposition buildings that reopened this weekend. [slideshow]
March 30-April 1: Happy Birthday van Gogh, Sakura Pavilion Grand Opening, Philly Farm & Food Fest
Stanton and Sheppard spared from closure | public property ad balance | Philadelphia Media Network sale imminent | minority contracting failings | Franklin Square’s new addition
Last Call: Submit Spring Cleanup project ideas and request a free yard tree
Don’t forget to submit your Philly Spring Cleanup project Friday 3/30 and ask for a free yard tree by Saturday 3/31.
Private Hewson Street | opening energy use data | Fairmount Park’s accounting mistake | Penn puts data over Schuylkill | no treatment center for Kemble Ave
NoLibs development picks up | Ninth National Bank a goner | Airport expansion deal | Philly’s parks are tops
Civic hacking Philly, 410 Race development split, Germantown Settlement leftovers, restoring Philly’s tree canopy, District Planning starts in Lower Northeast, searching for daguerro-row
Artsy roundup: past/present/future in resin at Girard station, filmmaker’s Kensington Renewal, Barnes art move, ‘Site Seeing’ on Parkway, museum boost for some
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