Philadelphia's Bike-Sharing Program Moves Forward
The city now has an official web page for the bike share program, at phila.gov/bikeshare.
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The city now has an official web page for the bike share program, at phila.gov/bikeshare.
Starting September 13th, students in the United States ages 14 and up will be able to sign up for LinkedIn, create a profile, and start connecting with "University Pages."
The sound effect, along with a ten-foot-tall inflatable rat, are the centerpieces of a protest by union workers who say the hotel is using out-of-town labor for renovations.
"Businesses are embracing the Internet to find new customers or connect with existing customers and really to grow their operations," Google director of small business engagement Scott Levitan says.
Hadas Kuznits previews a new Italian restaurant in center city Philadelphia, finds out about a truffle-based charity, and doscovers a new ice cream and yogurt outlet.
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is taking more steps to remedy its financial straits, putting its six nursing homes up for sale and pursuing management outsourcing for its 11 cemeteries.
The mayor's spokesman adds that the shelters -- 24 in all -- are at capacity.
Bing, the Microsoft search engine, is looking at secondary schools as the next front in its web-search war against Google.
The proposal to relocate the Whole Foods Market a block away from its current location in the Art Museum area has been approved by the City Planning Commission.
Morgan Hall, at Broad Street and Cecil B. Moore Avenue, is part of the university's effort to woo more students into living on campus.
Workers have pulled a huge sheet of plastic over the 20-foot-tall, white marble statue of Ben Franklin, in preparation of removal of a portion of the south wall of the Franklin Institute's central great hall.
When it comes to making you healthier (and controlling the cost of your health care), what works better -- incentives or penalties?
There's no expiration date, so the winner won't be forced to drop dead anytime soon.
Ted Landis, a CPA in Colmar (Montgomery County), Pa., notes that incidentals can add up at college so it's important for you and your student to know who is going to pay the bills and where that money is coming from,
The newborn PHL Made project takes its inspiration from a 4-year-old effort in San Francisco.
