Pa. State Senators Examine Social Effects of Liquor Sale Privatization
The Senate hearings come more than a month after the House passed its version of a privatization bill.
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The Senate hearings come more than a month after the House passed its version of a privatization bill.
Moira Baylson, of the mayor's Office of the Arts (at left in photo), says the site grabs a long list of primary data from other public and private sources, making research one-stop shopping.
It was announced last week that the State Department would not allow Mariela Castro, daughter of Raul Castro and niece of Fidel, to travel from New York to Philadelphia for Equality Forum's international LGBT civil rights summit.
Six months after Superstorm Sandy made landfall, the boardwalk in Seaside Heights needs to be repaired and the Casino Pier's Jet Star rollercoaster is still in the ocean.
"The budget, in its current form, simply cannot support the services provided this year," SRC chair Pedro Ramos told Philadelphia lawmakers.
"Siri" is getting some serious competition. Google is out with its own personal assistant for iPhone and iPad.
Cybersecurity concerns are taking a bigger bite out of business budgets, but one expert says it's a lot cheaper to fend off an attack than it would be to pick up the pieces.
Philabundance uses about 16,000 volunteers each year to sort and pack food. Every month hundreds help pack more than 10,000 boxes of food for senior citizens.
Councilman Johnson, the organizer, says the event wasn't disorganized but added that the huge number of attendees is an unfortunate sign of the times.
Organizer Sean Miller says there's a misconception that only high-level targets are being hit and that collateral damage is small, but he says innocent people are being killed overseas.
The spring musical, a signature event at Philadelphia's High School for Creative and Performing Arts, will not go on as planned this year because of Philadelphia School District cutbacks.
Chris Lehmann, the principal of Science Leadership Academy, has launched an online petition calling on Philadelphia's professional sports teams to fill the financial gap that could mean the end of scholastic sports.
As we approach the six-month anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, South Jersey shore resorts are going to great lengths to let people know they ready, willing, and more than able to deal with this summer's tourism.
Do you think men should wear lingerie? One company does.
Now in the third year of a five-year, $130-million grant, the hub will finally get its own building: a retrofit.
