Sell-off of Philadelphia's Natural Gas Utility Goes To Binding Bidding
Binding bids will be due in January, and the city would finalize sales terms by February.
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Binding bids will be due in January, and the city would finalize sales terms by February.
Advocates for those with intellectual disabilities testified that the language in Philadelphia's laws and regulations needs to be modernized.
"The masts are 50-foot-tall, stainless steel columns, with a steel mesh, And they're lit from the inside, " explains Streets Department chief engineer Darin Gatti.
Testifying was Nancy Winkler, the city treasurer, and her husband, whose daughter Anne and five others died last June when a building demolition at 22nd and Market Streets went awry.
As you might imagine, there are a couple of catches.
It's an old-school title from the '70s that has just set a Guinness world record thanks to a Drexel University professor and a University City skyscraper.
New Jersey is deadly serious about making sure anyone who gambles online once Internet betting begins this week is physically within the state.
City Council plans to extend a deadline for one of the programs that will give homeowners relief next year in the wake of Philadelphia's new property assessments.
Located in the nation's most historic square, Kimpton's Hotel Monaco has been open for one year.
Legislation that would have the rest of the state follow Philadelphia's lead and prevent employers from deducting fees from workers' tips that are charged to credit cards is getting a serious look in Harrisburg.
Nowadays, if you take your bike across the south walkway of the Ben Franklin bridge, you'll have to carry it up or down about three flights of stairs at the Camden end.
Publisher Robert Hall once told workers the current lawsuit represents the "Allies versus Axis powers," and they "can't be Switzerland and sit neutral in the middle," according to recent testimony.
Nutter was invited by Biden to look at the expansion of the canal, a project that could prove a boost to the Port of Philadelphia.
The controversy over the Washington Redskins' team name hits the radio airwaves in Philadelphia this weekend.
The future of legislation that would raise new money for roads, bridges, and mass transit in Pennsylvania remains up in the air.
