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State Rep.’s insane Wikipedia page to finally get trimmed

Mark B Cohen wants to add you to his wikipedia page. Recently, we provided an update on the status of Rep. Mark B. Cohen’s absurdly long Wikipedia page, the laudatory tone of which has led some to speculate that the…

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  • What SEPTA won’t be giving you for the holidays

    That $4.2 million is from the four suburban counties and the city combined. There has been a lot of cheering over SEPTA’s announcement of its new capital program — an ambitious plan to replace an aging fleet and transit infrastructure…

    • Dec 30, 2013 - 6:54 am
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    Philly politician’s lengthy Wikipedia page keeps on growing

    State Rep. Mark B Cohen, whose district encompasses parts of Northeast Philly, is known for many things, including spending $28,200 in taxpayer dollars on books to help himself be a “a better lawmaker”, or taking nearly $40,000 in per diems…

    • Dec 27, 2013 - 4:40 pm
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    Mural Arts to replace mural of Mantua leader that was covered up by development

    A rendering of the new mural. The Mural Arts Program announced today that it will begin the process of restoring a mural of legendary Mantua activist Herman Wrice that has been covered up by development in the neighborhood. Wrice, who…

    • Dec 27, 2013 - 4:45 am
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  • Leaders of aging Philly churches find new uses for their houses of worship

    Neal Santos When the Rev. Charles Tindley built his church at Fitzwater and South Broad streets in 1928, he led a congregation that numbered some 10,000 strong. Flush with black migrants who had fled the Jim Crow-era South, the church…

    • Dec 26, 2013 - 10:39 am
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  • Photographer creates panoramas of Philadelphia’s abandoned places

    flickr Mount Gretna-based photographer Matthew Christopher has created a striking series of 360-degree panoramas that showcase several of Philadelphia’s most notable abandoned buildings and the USS United States — known to Ikea patrons as the rusting cruise ship moored off…

    • Dec 17, 2013 - 5:07 pm
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    Car service Uber looks to expand in Philly

    A popular app called Uber, which lets users order personal drivers through their computer or smartphone, has posted a job listing for a new logistics manager to expand service in Philadelphia. The description says the company is looking for someone “to…

    • Dec 9, 2013 - 2:05 pm
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  • Councilman introduces bill supporting lactation in the workplace

    The bill would not protect babies from being fired for excessive napping In a packed Council session yesterday, which drew dozens of land bank supporters, one bill drew chuckles from observers and Council President Darrell Clarke: a ban on employers…

    • Dec 6, 2013 - 4:39 am
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  • Philly non-profit finds way to reverse blighted properties

    The rowhome at 1342 S. 16th St. in Point Breeze embodies Philadelphia’s problems with blight. Boarded up and encrusted with “We Buy Houses” signs, it’s an eyesore that defies the improving fortunes of the neighborhood. The structure’s owners are nowhere…

    • Dec 5, 2013 - 11:30 am
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  • Proposed worker-ID cards prompt concerns from city immigrant community, builders’ group

    This week, City Council will consider five pieces of legislation written in response to this year’s devastating Market Street building collapse, which claimed six lives. While much of the proposed legislation focuses on tweaks to work-site regulations to avoid future…

    • Nov 27, 2013 - 11:57 am
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