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PHILAPHILIA Empty Lot of the Week: Pat’s and Geno’s Shame Lot The hundreds of people a day who come to Pat’s and Geno’s get a nice full view of this shitty shameful lot. For some of them, this is all…

Activists target Comcast over paid-sick leave lobbying Activists have recently focused their campaign on Comcast, which spent $108,429.25 lobbying Council on paid sick leave in 2012. Back to Blog home email font size comments 0 share LinkedIn StumbleUpon Tumblr Digg…
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Gov. Corbett backtracks on food stamp crackdown amidst outcry Gov. Tom Corbett’s administration today announced that he will limit the proposed exclusion of people from Pennsylvania’s food stamp program after weathering harsh criticism. 0 comments Tweet email Wednesday, February 1,…
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The five highlights – and low points – of Occupy National Gathering The Web site for the award-winning alternative weekly, the Philadelphia City Paper. 0 comments Tweet email Friday, July 6, 2012 The five highlights and low points …
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ICEPACK ILLUSTRATED: Dylan eats, Philly gets Paranoid, Byko cats around, Granite Hill grows, Marky Ramone makes sauce Tashan publicist and all around gadabout George Polgar told me Tuesday morning that Bob Dylan ordered take out before his Monday night show…
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Civic groups: New zoning rule will cost us thousands of dollars The Web site for the award-winning alternative weekly, the Philadelphia City Paper. 0 comments email Civic groups: New zoning rule will cost us thousands of dollars POSTED: Wednesday, March…
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Mummer/minstrel blackface follow-up: Yup, it was kind of offensive. The Web site for the award-winning alternative weekly, the Philadelphia City Paper. 0 comments email Mummer/minstrel blackface follow-up: Yup, it was kind of offensive. POSTED: Tuesday, January 1, 2013, 10:35 PM…
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Gov. Corbett says he doesn’t know what forms of ID are acceptable under the Voter ID law he signed Corbett first seemed confused as to why voters with PennDOT identification expired for more than one year would not be able…
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Voter ID a bigger hurdle for Puerto Rican-born Pennsylvanians Puerto Rico voided its birth certificates in 2010, and for some replacing them has been a challenge. The birth certificates are necessary in order to get a state ID, now required…
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Nov. 20: Food fundraiser at UPenn Nick Normile, Penn student and author of the blog Foodie at Fifteen (now 18), has organized a food-centric event for his Wharton management class that will raise money for HIP HOP Inc. Back to…
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