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City Controller Alan Butkovitz: Just as opposed to AVI in this year's ...
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Democratic Primary, has accomplished many things since first taking office in 2005. Comment?
Sick Time Bill generates strong reaction
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If upheld, the bill would require small businesses with staffs of 6-20 to give employees four days of paid sick time each year. Comment?
Telephone Forums, Drop-Ins, Community Meetings and Videos Provide Ways for Citizens to Learn About Actual Value Initiative and the Assessment Process In an effort to make sure homeowners learn what they need to know about changes to their property assessment and real estate taxes, the City of Philadelphia will be hosting two Telephone Town Halls ... (more) Comment?
Civil War Comes to Life at Fort Mifflin
The Third Regiment Infantry United States Colored Troops will present the 5th annual Civil War Weekend at Fort Mifflin on Saturday and Sunday April 6 & 7, 2013. Comment?
Remembering my friend Nina Huizinga
We were packing co-op orders together. I was young, in awe of Nina, because she was a real activist and part of several significant social change organizations. Comment?
West Philadelphia resident Martha R. Kietzman died on January 6, 2013, in hospice, surrounded by her children. Comment?
Remembering Sarah Collins Adams Mack
Sarah Collins Adams Mack was the only daughter born to the late Sheppard and Dolly Collins. Comment?
Bob, first of all, I join the chorus who rejoice in extending birthday wishes to you and yours for having given us a voice these past 25 years through the University City Review. Comment?
Following Science Week, a full week of highly visual, hands-on laboratory science lessons, interactive workshops and demonstration lectures that served hundreds of local teachers and elementary, middle and high school students, Pittcon announced a $60,000 cash contribution and $5,000 equipment donation to participating schools to support classroom ... (more) Comment?
The Philadelphia School's new Ellen Schwartz and Jeremy Siegel Early Childhood Education Center, located at 2501 South Street, was recently awarded LEED Silver Certification under the US Green Building Council's LEED 2009 New Construction Rating System. Comment?
Political updates on the State & Local Level
The UC Review and Weekly Press compile political news that affects voters each week on the city and state level to keep readers more abreast of local politics. Comment?
City Offices Closed And City Services Curtailed For Good Friday
Trash and recyclables will not be collected on Friday. Streets Commissioner Clarena Tolson urges residents, whose normal collection is on Friday, to set them out for collection on Saturday, March 30. Comment?
18th District Crime Prevention Event
The 18th Police District invites members of our community to participate in its upcoming Crime Prevention Event. Comment?
A permanent historical exhibit is now up and running at International House Philadelphia entitled "IHP: The First 100 Years", emphasizing the social programming and residential services that this West Philadelphia institution has been offering for a century. Comment?
Thank you to our friends, our readers, our writers and our...
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Staff Party 1988 - Bottom left: Caroline Christian and friend. Left: Bob Christian, Fernando Lemos, Alan Hoffman, Susan Weinstein, Lucinda Christian, Claudia Christian. Comment?
Philadelphia Preservation Alliance, Philadelphia Cathedral and Radnor ...
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The Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia has reached agreement with the Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral and Radnor Property Group that guarantees the long-term care and preservation of the historic Episcopal Cathedral building at 38th and Chestnut Streets. Comment?
Madville arrives in University City - coincidence?
Curio Theatre Company presents the world premiere of MADVILLE written by Curio's Artistic Director Paul Kuhn, performing March 20 ~ April 13. Comment?
Political updates on the State & Local Level
The UC Review and Weekly Press compile political news that affects voters each week on the city and state level to keep readers more abreast of local politics. Comment?
Editors and reporters from Philadelphia community newspapers met with Council President Darrell Clarke in the City Council Caucus room last Tuesday, March 11th. Comment?
Historical Commission's proposed amendment to Rules and Regulations postponed
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Opponents were geared up to protest the Historical Commission's proposed amendments to its Rules and Regulations last Friday, March 8th. Comment?