Community College Looks To Attract International Students With Housing Accommodations
CCP to build residential towers, protected bike lane for Mayfair, performance art in a Northeast Philly dump, and PPA 8th Street garage now less awful > more
More Time Needed For Zoning Board Consideration Of Blatstein’s Broad & Washington Proposal
ZBA asks for two weeks to digest project’s “excessive information,” why the 30th Street Station rail yards might be (almost) completely capped after all, Mantua residents to consider rezoning and gentrification issues, and a call for selective painted bike lanes > more
Reactivating Kensington’s Megalots
The shifting winds of development in Kensington, a new RCO for East Falls, and soliciting feedback on bike lane protectors on Walnut Street Bridge > more
Gears Are In Motion For Philadelphia’s New Bike Share, But Are We Prepared?
"Indego", the city's new bike share, is putting 600 bicycles on the street this spring as it starts to phase in the much-anticipated citywide program. Easy access to two-wheeled transportation will be a progressive, urban milestone for Philly, but has enough been done to ensure rider safety? > more
Verizon’s Suburban “Station Domination”
SEPTA signs $7 million deal with Verizon, and announces realtime ETA system; bike lanes up 13% over eight years; and good eyes on Sansom > more
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