It seems the mayor was not available after several phone calls. They should
have checked the shindig at Clark Park! Anyone else ever contact the offices
of our elected officials to find a permanent do not disturb sign??
Or, gone to corporate. Don't call us; we'll call you.
Here is more good news about the Department of Recreation.
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20080618_City_audit_finds_hazards_at_rec_centers.html
If only Philadelphia had community like our Penn district, Philadelphia
neighborhoods would have upscale parks, upscale schools, and upscale
from Craigslist this morning:
lost all Grey cat - big, round face, amber eyes (45 and Chester Ave.
19143)
Reply to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2008-06-18, 10:28PM EDT
Our house cat got out last week. Please email if found.
She is a British Shorthair and is probably very scared as she has
Privatizing them doesn't seem to work. Outside managers are no better than
the public system, despite costing more. At least according to this article:
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/homepage/20556464.html
Why oh why does the magical invisible hand keep failing us like this!?
Andrew
I meant, of course, never been adequate to the demand. Oops,
-- Tony West
At this time, then, it's been left up to District Council Members to
to scuffle for Rec capital improvements in their areas, on a
case-by-case basis, using a pool of discretionary funds that has never
been inadequate
Recreation's capital facilities are in terrible shape after a decade or
more of neglect. It really is time Rec was pushed to the front burner
among City departments. Nutter has said he will do that. We shall see.
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's Parks Revitalization Project is
engaged
This is very interesting.
a section of town that serves as an incubator for good ideas and the people
who make them, and yes, along with that, bad ideas and the people who pose
at making them
I'm glad to see the author recognize that this once great community has
changed. While shadows of
Frank wrote:
From phillyist.com
http://www.philebrity.com/2008/06/18/philebrity-wonders-what-is-the-state-of-philadelphias-bohemia/
We’ve spent some time in Bohemia, we know it when we see it, and we
know this: Fishtown just doesn’t have the free-ing effect of a good Bo’.
So what does
That's right. The invisible hand has not been a magic wand, if by that
one expects that every for-profit or nonprofit school manager is going
to outperform every government school manager.
In general, the idea behind markets is they throw a lot of mud at the
wall; the good stuff sticks, the
Hi there,
I attended the Wireless Philadelphia Community Forum hosted here at Temple
last night. It was really interesting, and I think that the fresh start the new
owners are promising could potentially translate into exciting opportunities
for
Philadelphia's new media industry as well as
UNIVERSITY CITY COMMUNITY CLEANUP | SATURDAY, JUNE 21
Neighbors, block captains and community groups - please organize your block
for the upcoming citywide clean up!
As always, University City District (UCD) will assist University City
blocks, block captains and neighbors by providing trash
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