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July 3: SEPTA's late buses | Undercover to curb illegal dumping | Cigarette tax passes PA House | DRPA hires crisis communications pro | Chief Data Officer, Tim Wisniewski
Hot. Rain. (Again.) Arthur has been upgraded to a hurricane and will be swinging past us in one form or another.…
July 2: PA House blocks Philly cigarette tax for schools | Prince Music Theater could close | Please Touch Museum in bond trouble | Von Colin Field improvements | Philly isn't Detroit
It’s already hot, thick July morning, Streeters. Go easy out there. Here's your Wednesday Buzz: The Pennsylvania House won’t vote…
July 1: 54% saw increased taxes under AVI | $30m from HUD | Harrisburg mugs Philly | LOVE Park garage sold | Jewish iconography erased
Holy smokes, Streeters: Happy July! Here's your Tuesday morning buzz: Thanks to the Actual Value Initiative 54% of Philadelphia’s residential property…
June 30: Council, lords of land use | Feibush v. Johnson: the blog | $23m unspent DRPA development funds | Penn National bows out | Violent crime drop | Kurt Vile mural buffed
Welcome to the working week, Streeters. Here's what we're reading this Monday morning: An Inquirer editorial today calls Council the…
June 26: Chump city | Clarke and Francisville's gap-toothed development | C- for PA infrastructure | 3 ArtPlace America grants | Fair bike share | Italian Market organic stand
Good morning, Streeters. Here’s what we’re reading this morning: All us do-right Philadelphians are chumps. At least that’s how Daily News…
June 25: SEPTA being cleared of $22m owed in taxes | Overnight subway stats | Cyclist dragged in hit and run | Protests over William Penn HS sale
Happy Wednesday, Streeters. Here's what we're reading this humid morning: SEPTA is about to be cleared of nearly $22 million in…
June 24: Developers and Darrell Clarke | Debating West Philly High redevelopment | Sanctuary Lofts almost complete | Building art and corporate America | Calder's mega mobile
Good morning Streeters. Here’s what we’re reading: Real estate developers may privately kvetch about City Council President Darrell Clarke, yet they…
June 23: Temple buying William Penn HS | Naudain St explosion mysteries | NextFab growth | Dietz & Watson courted | CyclePhilly data
Welcome to the working week, Streeters. Hope you enjoyed the beautiful weekend. Here’s what we’re reading: Last week Drexel closed on…
June 20: City budget, $30m more for schools | PATCO ridership drop | Buffered bike lane dreams | Pedestrian safety | Cunningham Piano
Happy Friday! At its final session before summer recess City Council passed a $4.5 billion operating budget, rafts of bills…
June 18: 22nd and Market memorial artwork | Suburban Station naming rights | Pitched school funding fight | Blackwell on University City HS sale | Clarke fundraiser
Good morning Streeters. We may be a few days before the official start of summer but we’ve got the year’s first…
June 16: SEPTA's brief strike, overnite subway service | Affordable housing funds | Lancaster Avenue Redevelopment Corp's unraveling | Mander Rec cleanup | National Archives move irks
Welcome to the working week, Streeters. Here goes: SEPTA’s regional rail workers struck in the wee hours of Saturday morning, but…
June 13: SEPTA regional rail strike likely, plans | Broad Street Line WiFi | Difference maker: Amy Laura Cahn | Renaming 30th Street Station
Happy Friday the 13th folks. Fair warning: Drexel’s commencement ceremonies are today, so be forewarned if you are in that neck…
June 12: Toms on PA's environment | L+I's demolition budget raided | pre-SEPTA | Taming 10th/Reed/Passyunk
Good morning, Streeters. Here's what we're reading: The Toms, Corbett and Wolf, offered differing views of Pennsylvania’s environment in Philly last…
June 11: Church of the Atonement demolition nigh | SEPTA regional rail strike likely | Tidier Newbold commercial corridors | 76ers to Camden | Give $55 million to scools
Hey there Streeters. Here's what we're reading this morning: Demolition crews could begin wrecking a Furness-designed church at 47th Street and…
June 10: Real Estate Roundup: Curtis Center sells for $125m | Oxford Mills opens | University City Innovation District | Divine Lorraine Hotel | Shirt/Suit Corner redux | Weinstein bid on Germantown schools
Good morning Streeters. Here's a real estate news roundup to start your Tuesday right: The Curtis Center sold for $125 million…
June 9: Dick Elementary's green schoolyard | Corrective Karabots Pavilion | L+I + OSHA | Grays Ferry Triangle ped plaza | Rehab restart at The Lincoln
Welcome to the working week, Streeters. Here's what we're reading this Monday morning: William Dick Elementary School at 24th and Diamond…
June 6: Push to donate building collapse site | SEPTA engineers authorize strike | 24-hour MFL, BSL begins next week | Neighborhood Bike Works $100,000 | Manayunk Bridge progress | Delaware Ave Extension website
Yesterday, at a gathering to remember those lost and injured in the fatal Center City building collapse one year ago, those…
June 5: Council to hear affordable housing proposal | Bike share hearing | Roosevelt Boulevard crash | New fire commissioner | Weinstein's Germantown plans | SOSNA maps vacant commercial spaces
Good morning, Streeters! Here is what's buzzing today. Council President Darrell Clarke's "Affordable Housing Units Initiative" passed through a City Council…
June 4: Divine Lorraine work | Council not moving on PGW sale | Farewell Zack Stalberg | Life on Myrtlewood | L+I not L&I | Port Richmond Trail use
Happy Wednesday, Streeters. Here's what we're reading: Naked Philly noticed work actually happening at the Divine Lorraine. Power washing is…
