Nutter Admits One Missed Payment Made Him Target of PGW's Wrath
Mayor Michael Nutter says it was his own mistake in missing a single payment that led PGW to place a lien on his home.
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Mayor Michael Nutter says it was his own mistake in missing a single payment that led PGW to place a lien on his home.
It's the Atlantic City version of taking a mulligan, according to Revel CEO Jeff Hartmann.
After months of debate, Council president Darrell Clarke says he's proud of the final version of the Actual Value Initiative that Council has approved.
The iconic estate has a history going back to the Revolutionary War, and was a stop on the Underground Railroad. The group that runs the site is suing a contractor over a partially completed addition.
A business bachelor's degree leaves you most likely to be underemployed. So says the website payscale.com.
With in season room rates starting at 400 dollars a night, The Reeds at Shelter Haven is decidedly high end. But the full service accommodations are, in fact, luxurious.
This week Hadas talks to an author and professional forager about how to find food growing in the wild, then visits a South Philly dessert shop offering a new summertime treat. Then, she previews an elegant-dining fundraiser for a local animal shelter.
Wednesday was a bittersweet day in the storied history of Germantown High School, which is shutting down after this school year.
L&I commissioner Carlton Williams acknowledged that the safety standards for the city's own demolitions -- demolitions of city-owned properties -- are stricter than what is demanded for private property.
The Advisory Council for the Office of Aging and Adult Services held a public hearing in Norristown.
According to a Gallup poll, New Jersey and Delaware are among the top nine states with the least engaged employees.
New Jersey takes in $1 billion a year from tobacco, three-fourths of that from tax revenue. But not one penny of that is earmarked for smoking cessation programs.
It's what DuckDuckGo.com doesn't do that's key. "We don't track our users," says founder and CEO Gabriel Weinberg.
City solicitor Shelley Smith notes that the city government is immune from financial liability in accidents except for certain narrow exceptions, which don't apply in this tragedy.
"We have done our part, exceeding the request," Council president Darrell Clarke said Tuesday in City Council chambers, "and we will conclude our budget process this Thursday."
