April 23, 2012 By Alan JaffeFor PlanPhilly Is it in the public interest to demolish two historic buildings in order to acquire funds to save a third?That’s one of the questions that will be raised in coming weeks as the Philadelphia Historical »
Brownstein named new head of Education Law Center The Notebook blog The new executive director grew up in Philly and spent many years working at the Southern Povertly Legal Center. Cook-Wissahickon retracts proposal to relocate to Levering WHYY/NewsWor... »
Feb. 10--Curious about what some of the public gardens and arboretums in the Philadelphia region are planning for 2012? Here's a preview: Awbury Arboretum in Germantown has a new community apiary -- three hives outside and a demonstration hive inside t... »
It’s not about the data. It’s about the city. So says Saskia Thompson, who later this month will celebrate one year in her role as the executive director of the newly created City of Philadelphia Office of Property Data. Her job is to square a dozen or... »
January 24, 2012 By Christine FisherFor PlanPhillyWith companies like DuPont and Dow Chemical shutting their Philadelphia-based facilities, the city’s industrial portfolio has taken major hits in the past few years alone, and with Sunoco plann »
October 28, 2011 By Kara Savidge and Christine FisherFor PlanPhilly Friends of 40th Street, a coalition of organizations dedicated to revitalizing the 40th Street corridor, held its fourth and final public forum to share its findings from th »
April 23, 2012 By Alan JaffeFor PlanPhilly Is it in the public interest to demolish two historic buildings in order to acquire funds to save a third?That’s one of the questions that will be raised in coming weeks as the Philadelphia Historical »
