Expert Discusses If Third Time Could Be A Charm For Selling Revel Casino
In the ongoing drama that is the fate of the shuttered Revel Casino, a bankruptcy judge could well throw out a second deal to sell the place next week.
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In the ongoing drama that is the fate of the shuttered Revel Casino, a bankruptcy judge could well throw out a second deal to sell the place next week.
"This is great news for us. We are on a roll," says Ed Grose, executive director of the Greater Philadelphia Hotel Association.
When temperatures drop below 20 degrees Fahrenheit, the City of Philadelphia puts its "Code Blue" initiatives in place.
The deadline is Sunday night, and health officials, advocates, and insurers are all urging the uninsured not to wait until Sunday to sign up.
Jerry Lepping, president of the tourism agency "Visit Bucks County," says their big push will be with social media, driving people to their web site.
There are several hashtags floating around online, but Philadelphia city officials are using this one: #PHLDNC2016.
Until yesterday's announcement that the Democratic convention will be in Philadelphia next year, Septa had planned to begin a $150-million renovation of the corridors under City Hall by the start of that summer.
Haggins, an accomplished music producer, says he got tired of hearing lyrics in black music that centered on sex, drugs, and violence.
Mayor Nutter is among the local leaders behind the charge to host the DNC next year. But he didn't start out that way.
Together the remaining casinos took in an extra $31 million, and that takes into account a $3 million drop at the Taj Mahal, the only loser of the lot.
"The pope's visit is going to bring over a million people to Philadelphia, and the Democratic National Convention will bring lots of people. These are two great things for Pennsylvania," the governor said.
Christopher Mullins, co-owner of McGillin's Olde Ale House, an Irish pub near 13th and Chestnut Streets, calls his newest concoction a "Dublin Donkey."
Penndot is dispatching trucks, plows, and crews from across the state. New Jersey DOT is sending ten dumptrucks equipped with plows and salt spreaders, six front-end loaders, ten "bobcats," and 36 workers.
The Democratic convention has been held here twice previously, and the Republican convention six times.
The pantry, "Henry's Cupboard," is now a part of the Chester County SPCA, in West Chester.
