Phoenix Rising sculpture says farewell to Dilworth Plaza

Phoenix Rising sculpture says farewell to Dilworth Plaza

Emlen Etting’s Phoenix Rising sculpture was removed from Dilworth Plaza on Thursday, and will be moved to Dock Street after restoration work.

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Pier 9′s reuse, Philly papers for sale again, bringing health services to the homeless, Dilworth Plaza construction kicks off, Dyott and his bottles

Pier 9′s reuse, Philly papers for sale again, bringing health services to the homeless, Dilworth Plaza construction kicks off, Dyott and his bottles
  • New uses for Pier 9, necessary repairs
  • Philly papers on auction block again
  • Bringing care to the homeless in Suburban Station
  • Dilworth Plaza construction kicks off today
  • Thomas Dyott and his entrepreneurial utopian glass works
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    Chestnut Park renamed to honor designer John F. Collins

    Chestnut Park renamed to honor designer John F. Collins

    Chestnut Park was rededicated Wednesday as John F. Collins Park, to honor the work of the park’s late designer.

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    SEPTA open house 12/14 on possible crosstown bus route

    SEPTA open house 12/14 on possible crosstown bus route

    SEPTA’s hosting an open house on December 14 to float the idea of a crosstown bus route to connect southeast Philadelphia with western parts of Center City.

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    Up-Market East

    Up-Market East

    Citypaper wonders what will become of Market East as the tide of long-awaited redevelopment turns, but leaves the existing retail out of the conversation.

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    Could a crosstown bus work between South Philly and Market West?

    Could a crosstown bus work between South Philly and Market West?

    SEPTA, the Mayor’s Office of Transportation and Utilities, and the Center City District want to hear from eastern South Philly residents who commute to Market West for work.

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    Center City’s sidewalk cafe boom should spread

    Center City’s sidewalk cafe boom should spread

    Center City sidewalk cafes have grown steadily over the last decade. Isn’t it time for other sidewalk cafe districts to be established in other neighborhoods too?

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    Council OKs Callowhill NID and stricter curfews, reggae feud, transportation funding stalled, lane closure success, and The Boss

    Council OKs Callowhill NID and stricter curfews, reggae feud, transportation funding stalled, lane closure success, and The Boss
  • Callowhill Reading Viaduct NID approved by Rules Committee
  • Youth curfew gets stricter
  • Symphony House v. Jamaican Jerk Hut
  • State transportation funding stalled
  • JFK and Market can handle separated bike lanes
  • The Constitution Center goes Boss
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    Center City’s Power Broker

    Center City’s Power Broker

    Is Paul Levy Center City’s best hope? City Paper examines the positive change Levy’s Center City District has brought, and the tension that comes with its concentrated power.

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    City belt-tightening, still Occupying, Market and JFK traffic testing, Black Flight

    City belt-tightening, still Occupying, Market and JFK traffic testing, Black Flight
  • Philadelphia will cut its budget by $40 million
  • Occupy Philly roundup
  • Market and JFK traffic testing for bike lanes
  • Black flight from Philly
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