Nutter Administration Hoping To Derail Court Fight With City's Blue-Collar Union
Mayor Michael Nutter is asking the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to take up the question of whether he can impose a new contract on the city's blue-collar workers' union.
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Mayor Michael Nutter is asking the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to take up the question of whether he can impose a new contract on the city's blue-collar workers' union.
The company has 500 employees split between two buildings along the Cooper River, and would like to bring them together under one (necessarily larger) roof.
Richard McDonough, of the Valley Forge-based nonprofit "America Responds With Love" (far left), says they will be planting seven varieties of bulbs, which will not only bloom this spring but return year after year.
In the 34°F. chill, twenty-seven butchers from up and down the eastern seaboard carved away at cuts of sirloin, filet, and ribeye in round two of the Texas Roadhouse National Meatcutting Challenge.
Michael Frawley, who is in charge at the Atlantic Club, is optimistic. That casino is being purchased by an online gambling firm.
The cash-for-gold industry has surged in the last few years, and in Cherry Hill they've seen a more than 400 percent increase in new cash-for-gold stores in the last five years.
You may have noticed while filling up, that gas prices are significantly higher.
Traffic was down in 2012 on New Jersey's two major toll roads, but revenues were up.
Super Bowl Sunday can see fewer skiers head to the slopes and some area ski resorts are offering discounts to bring people in.
Community Legal Services (CLS) provides free civil law services to low income families throughout Philadelphia.
Corbett says funding for the state-related universities -– Temple, Pitt, Lincoln, and Penn State -– as well as the 14 state-owned universities will remain the same in his budget proposal.
The mayor announced he's going to court to get a judge's permission to impose the terms of his "final" contract offer. The union says it still wants to negotiate.
The update to the 2004 redevelopment plan of the Navy Yard will more than double the 6.5 million square feet of business space.
A study by researchers based at Rutgers University takes a good, long look at New Jersey's three-year-old Family Leave law, which provides paid coverage for up to six weeks to allow people to care for newborns or loved ones who get sick.
Councilman Mark Squilla says he lacks clarification on whether a wall wrap on the old Electric Factory building would, as opponents claimed, jeopardize federal highway funding.
