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Norris Square rezoning moves forward | Philly’s white population up | Waterfront zoning overlay issues | Northwood’s new Town Watch

Norris Square rezoning moves forward | Philly’s white population up | Waterfront zoning overlay issues | Northwood’s new Town Watch
  • Norris Square rezoning moving forward
  • Philly’s white population on the rise
  • Concerns remain about draft waterfront zoning overlay, clock is running down
  • Northwood gets Town Watch
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    Music as neighborhood anchor | Mayor Blondell? | Gray’s Ferry garden fight | Delaware waterfront development limbo | reviewing Economic Opportunity

    Music as neighborhood anchor | Mayor Blondell? | Gray’s Ferry garden fight | Delaware waterfront development limbo | reviewing Economic Opportunity
  • Music venues as neighborhood improvement tool
  • Blondell Reynolds Brown for Mayor?
  • Gardens in Gray’s Ferry could be divided due to sheriff’s sale
  • Proposed development near Ben Franklin Bridge ‘legal, but incompatible
  • New committee reviews city’s Economic Opportunity policies
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    Separate AVI and schools | waterfront zoning overlay update | stop-work over at Goldtex | Philly food truck scene | $1.5 billion for PA from gaming | new (old) publisher for Media Network

    Separate AVI and schools | waterfront zoning overlay update | stop-work over at Goldtex | Philly food truck scene | $1.5 billion for PA from gaming | new (old) publisher for Media Network
  • Decouple AVI and the School District’s recovery plan
  • CDAG and Planning Commission still working over waterfront zoning overlay
  • Work to resume at Goldtex
  • Philly food trucks get noticed
  • PA gambling revenue ranks third to Nevada and New Jersey
  • Greg Osberg out as Philadelphia Media Network Publisher, former publisher Bob Hall back
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    Local Groups Host Jane Jacobs Walks

    Local Groups Host Jane Jacobs Walks

    The Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia will host a Jane Jacobs Walking Tour around Washington Square on Saturday, May 5. The event is part of a national series of Jane Jacobs Walks in recognition of Jacobs’ May birthday and her contributions to urban development theory.

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    April 27-29: Astronomy Night, Shadfest, Flavors of the Avenue, Fairmount Arts Crawl

    April 27-29: Astronomy Night, Shadfest, Flavors of the Avenue, Fairmount Arts Crawl
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    Vote today | 40 schools could close 2013 | I-95 alternatives study | Sunoco talks with Carlyle | Thomas U. Walter’s classics

    Vote today | 40 schools could close 2013 | I-95 alternatives study | Sunoco talks with Carlyle | Thomas U. Walter’s classics
  • Vote until 8pm.
  • 40 public schools could close in 2013
  • Studying alternatives for I-95
  • Sunoco in exclusive talks with private-equity group over refinery
  • Look Up: Classical columns in Society Hill
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    Lighting up 46th and Market | Nicetown transit-oriented development | Food Gardens coming in June | bridge construction | Philly Tech Week

    Lighting up 46th and Market | Nicetown transit-oriented development | Food Gardens coming in June | bridge construction | Philly Tech Week
  • Shedding light on 46th and Market
  • Planning Commission approves Nicetown II
  • Food Gardens @ The Docklands coming in June
  • Three Delaware River bridges under construction
  • PlanPhilly participates in Philly Tech Week
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    Parks & Rec budget shift | Planning Commission supports Norris Square rezoning | townhouses for Rivers Edge | Mercy Street gardening | Grand Jury looks at Buck fire | SEPTA’s nerve center | Moyer rules

    Parks & Rec budget shift | Planning Commission supports Norris Square rezoning | townhouses for Rivers Edge | Mercy Street gardening | Grand Jury looks at Buck fire | SEPTA’s nerve center | Moyer rules
  • Will Parks & Rec see its budget restored?
  • Councilwoman Quiñones-Sánchez’s proposal to rezone the Norris Square area is supported by the Planning Commission
  • 38-unit townhouse development proposed for Rivers Edge
  • Mercy Street community garden experiments in free-form gardening
  • Grand jury investigation of Buck Hosiery fire, Photos before the blaze
  • Inside SEPTA’s nerve center
  • Jamie Moyer is the oldest pitcher to win a major league game
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    Saving Cruiser Olympia and SS United States | Philly papers sell, new owners pledge noninterference | safe cycling and driving law | Preservation Achievement Awards | Sunoco buyers

    Saving Cruiser Olympia and SS United States | Philly papers sell, new owners pledge noninterference | safe cycling and driving law | Preservation Achievement Awards | Sunoco buyers
  • Keeping Cruiser Olympia and SS United States afloat
  • SS United States Conservancy seeks original artifacts
  • PMN sold, new owners pledge non-interference
  • New law codifies safe driving/cycling rules
  • Sweet storefronts, infill, and Independence win awards
  • Sunoco refinery has four bidders
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    Kimmel Center reno | Philly’s bandit sign crusader | spared Sheppard and Stanton could move | Foxwoods dead | PMN sale announcement | property reassessment scares Council | SEPTA rethinks transfers

    Kimmel Center reno | Philly’s bandit sign crusader | spared Sheppard and Stanton could move | Foxwoods dead | PMN sale announcement | property reassessment scares Council | SEPTA rethinks transfers
  • The Kimmel Center’s public space facelift
  • Meet Christopher Sawyer, bandit sign police
  • Sheppard and Stanton spared from closure, but could move
  • Foxwoods is officially dead, 2nd license to be bid
  • Philadelphia Media Network sale could come today
  • Property tax reassessment as poison pill for Council
  • SEPTA rethinks transfers under smart cards
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