Latest Beneficiary of US Laptop Largesse is a Mantua Charter School
The federal government recycles employee computers every other year. But they don't just toss the used laptops into landfills -- they give them to schools.
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The federal government recycles employee computers every other year. But they don't just toss the used laptops into landfills -- they give them to schools.
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Mindy Cohan and Lauren Rosenberg of nearby Lafayette Hill walked through the doors of the register of wills office -- where marriage licenses are issued -- shortly after 8:30am.
The primary reason for the decision, the mayor said, is cost.
It's a victory in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court for the School District of Philadelphia in its dispute with the Walter D. Palmer Charter School.
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Philadelphia has been selected in a national competition as one of seven cities to encourage youth mentorship in science, technology, engineering and mathematics ("STEM").
"He was arrested back in the middle of 2011," says CNET editor-at-large Tim Stevens, "and basically the next day turned and started to help them identify some of the major hackers they wanted to bring down."
In the words of Tacony Community Development Corporation's executive director, Alex Balloon, "Good design translates to good business."
Mayor Nutter wants to sell the city-owned utility to a Connecticut firm called UIL for $1.86 billion.
A faction of co-owners led by Lewis Katz and Gerry Lenfest agreed to pay $88 million for control of the parent company that owns the Philadelphia "Inquirer" and "Daily News."
Many local hospitals have seen a slight dip in the money they're taking in, while expenses continue to climb.
Amid the latest Philadelphia School District cash crisis, City Council plans to put the Nutter Administration's tax collection efforts under the microscope.
The people who run the Hard Rock franchise appeared to be backing off a potential deal.
