Posts Tagged ‘Sustainability’

Clarke's Municipal Advertising Bill Passed, But Will Nutter Step In Line?

Clarke’s Municipal Advertising Bill Passed, But Will Nutter Step In Line?

May 3, 2013  |  Morning Blend

Legislation would allow municipal advertising, the new zoning code continues to be betrayed, Wanamaker rising in North Central, Knight Foundation announces Arts Challenge recipients, and “Eco Alley” coming to Germantown Avenue this weekend > more

Navy Yard Plan Update Focuses On Storm Water Runoff

Navy Yard Plan Update Focuses On Storm Water Runoff

February 19, 2013  |  Morning Blend

The office park to offer some serious storm water runoff improvements, Nutter reassures anxious property owners, Germantown murals, and Parkwood to get a “permaculture” garden > more

City Agrees To Save Delco Homes In Airport Expansion

City Agrees To Save Delco Homes In Airport Expansion

December 18, 2012  |  Morning Blend

City still adamant on new runway, urban nerds as developers on Frankford Ave, Teva not coming to town after all, Amtrak preempts your concerns on 30th Street construction, and Stanley’s hardware gets a facelift > more

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In Wash West, A “No Waste Zone” Brewing

November 20, 2012  |  News

Sick of his trash-filled alley and inspired by the way European cities handle waste, McGillin's Olde Ale House owner Chris Mullins hopes to gain support for a project he's calling "Drury Street Green" > more

With Views Of Divine Lorraine, Affordable Units On North Broad

With Views Of Divine Lorraine, Affordable Units On North Broad

November 12, 2012  |  Buzz

Sustainable mixed-use project at Broad and Ridge to offer 53 affordable units, retail, and office space--and great views of the monument across the street > more