Local Non-Profit Hosts Third Annual "Smart And Sexy Day" For Women
A non-profit known for helping women make a first impression on job interviews is hosting a day to remind women that they're smart and sexy too.
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A non-profit known for helping women make a first impression on job interviews is hosting a day to remind women that they're smart and sexy too.
The developer of a new $200-million upscale hotel and high-rise condo at Broad and Spruce Streets is now bringing in a world-recognized designer to figure out what the interior will look like.
Dozens of pages of listings have already been posted to the web site known as "Craig's List."
The wife of Gov. Wolf visited Fly Elementary School, in the Norristown Area School District, visiting classes and meeting with two dozen teachers and administrators.
The judge overseeing the Revel hotel bankruptcy in Atlantic City has decided that she can't rule now on the $82-million offer from Florida developer Glenn Straub.
Members of Philadelphia City Council today delivered a great big I-told-you-so to those who wanted the city to sell off the Philadelphia Gas Works.
The judge presiding over the Revel bankruptcy sale expects to rule Friday on whether to approve the $82 million deal with Florida developer Glenn Straub.
"It is based on the theory that artists can revitalize a corridor," says Mural Arts executive director Jane Golden. "They are unlike anyone else when it to comes to building a life and spirit in a community."
Appearing today at state House budget hearings, William Ryan defended the board's decision to award a license for a second casino in Philadelphia.
Landing the championship game is another feather in the cap for Mayor Michael Nutter and his team, who have been on a roll lately.
Barry Seymour, with the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, says the one-day conference was designed to give helpful information to planners and developers of more than 350 communities around the region.
Last year City Council and Mayor Nutter approved a bit of a break: if an appeal of a new assessment was not resolved by the time tax bills were due, owners could pay the original amount, then settle up when the appeal is later resolved.
Some restaurant owners will have to complete a survey on their restaurant's accessibility, and inspectors could perform on-site inspections to confirm those survey responses.
This week, KYW's Hadas Kuznits reports on a Philadelphia coffee shop with a mission to help kids transitioning from foster care, a pre-Passover dinner celebrating food and freedom, and the Garces Group's latest theme restaurant.
It's coming to a select number of taverns in Philadelphia, beginning at 5pm today.
