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By Jennifer Lin The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 4, 2010 For more than two decades, the owner of two prime acres on Vine Street had big plans for turning a parking lot, stretching from 17th to 18th, into high-end housing. By David Madden KYW Newsradio , June 4, 2010 How does the idea of making the Delaware River a National Park hit you? There’s an effort afoot to make that happen over the next few years. It started with a meeting in Camden Friday morning. Delaware Valley Green Building Council website, May 31, 2010 The Delaware Valley Green Building Council (DVGBC) hosted its sixth annual sustainable design competition. By Peter Mucha The Philadelphia Inquirer, May 28, 2010 Starting Saturday, bikecabs, also known as pedicabs, will pedal paying passengers around the streets of Philadelphia. By Paul Nussbaum The Philadelphia Inquirer, May 28, 2010 SEPTA fares will increase on July 1, after approval Thursday by a divided SEPTA board. By Kia Gregory Philly.com, May 27, 2010 Nilda Ruiz remembers when the grassy park in her East North Philadelphia neighborhood was a dumping site, filled with old toilet bowls, flat tires, and broken glass. By Sandy Bauers Philly.com, May 27, 2010 In recent years, the heads of the Academy of Natural Sciences have included a paleontologist, a zoologist, an oceanographer, and a physicist. By Miriam Hill The Philadelphia Inquirer, May 27, 2010 A giant game of budget chicken is happening at City Hall. By Catherine Lucey Philadelphia Daily News, May 26, 2010 A year ago, Mayor Nutter introduced his Greenworks Philadelphia plan, promising to make Philly the greenest city in America with new parks, better air quality and energy-efficient homes. |
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