Major Northeast Phila. Intersection Closed By Water Main Break
The Philadelphia Water Department says work on the broken main will keep Verree Road closed for at least three weeks.
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The Philadelphia Water Department says work on the broken main will keep Verree Road closed for at least three weeks.
The bidding will start at $77 million. That's the minimum figure the three-person faction led by George Norcross and his rivals, Lewis Katz and Gerry Lenfest have pledged.
Students at Good Shepherd Catholic Regional School, in Ardsley, cheered as a rainsoaked Stephen Finley, president of Bishop McDevitt High School in Wyncote, ran up the grade school's driveway.
With new state capital funding and a pending new lease with the city, Septa says it is about to embark on a major makeover of the concourse tunnels.
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Mayor Nutter says he's concerned that the proposed graduated split in sales tax proceeds would need approval from the state General Assembly.
The district projects it will have 800 more elementary school students in the next six years. And with an aging infrastructure, it needed to find a way to bring their education into the 21st century.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
Here in Philadelphia, 19-year-old Justice Wallace led a chant outside a McDonald's restaurant at Broad and Arch Streets, a block north of City Hall.
The Philadelphia school funding crisis was coming to a head in City Council as the Council president introduced a bailout plan that neither the mayor, state lawmakers, nor school advocates are likely to embrace.
John Giordano, CEO of First Heritage Financial, says he's seen a shift in the past year from a refinance market to a purchase market.
This week Hadas reports on the transformation of a Havertown market into a restaurant, the transformation of a local pastry chef into an entrepreneur, and the coming of a chain of smoothie stores.
Now, the new owners say they'll fix them up to rent them.
City councilman Wilson Goode Jr. is accusing the Nutter administration of ignoring the needs of the school district by opposing his plan to scale back the city's ten-year property tax abatement.
