Atlantic City International Airport Expecting More International Flights
Atlantic City International Airport doesn't have any regularly scheduled international service, but officials hope an expansion project that opened this week will change that.
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Atlantic City International Airport doesn't have any regularly scheduled international service, but officials hope an expansion project that opened this week will change that.
At 98.1 WOGL-FM (a sister station of KYW Newsradio), music director Tommy McCarthy says listeners have helped him compile a top ten list.
During a stop at the K'nex toy manufacturing plant in Hatfield, the president called on Congress to pass an extension of tax cuts for middle-class families.
Congress is once again kicking around the idea of retiring the dollar bill in favor of the dollar coin. But it seems many folks are against the idea.
Philadelphia Revenue Commissioner Keith Richardson says there's an incalculable trickle-down impact of lost wage taxes from game-day employees, parking and concession taxes, and liquor-by-the-drink revenue that would be going to the School District of Philadelphia.
Sugarhouse is a sponsor of two New Year's Eve fireworks displays on the Delaware River (6pm and 12 midnight), and of the Mummers' Parade the following morning.
"We've never seen anything like this," says Scott Croft, spokesman for Boat US, the nation's largest association of boat owners.
The Korman Company had hoped to build a $100-million development in the Eastwick neighborhood -- fifty-one, two-story buildings, for a total of 722 apartments.
Nutter spoke about his upcoming trip to Beijing and Tianjin with Steve Coyle's seventh-grade social studies class at the Folk Arts Cultural Treasures Charter School, at 11th and Callowhill Streets in Chinatown.
The proposal would raise the "hospitality promotion tax" in Philadelphia from 1.2 percent to 1.5 percent.
CEO Michael Araten says he believes the president wanted to see the K'nex facility because of what it represented about local manufacturing.
"We want to just level the playing field so that in all city documents, in all city applications, in all city benefits that the city offers everyone else, then everyone should be able to partake in them," Kenney said.
The lawmakers updated regulations on outdoor signs but put off a vote on the controversial issue of billboards.
Some countries, like China, Russia, and Iran, are pushing for the United Nations to give them more power over web surfing -- control that opponents fear will lead to censorship and greater surveillance.
If you would pay sales tax on an item in a brick-and-morter store, Pennsylvania wants you to pay sales tax when you make a purchase online.
