Who would you trust more with the dandelions in Clark Park?
1. UCD/FOCP and its unknown secret poisons.
or
http://www.philly.com/inquirer/home_design/20091204_Weeds__butt_out__Goats__nature_s_weed-eaters.html
(Yesterday was the anniversary of the deaths of 10,000 people in India when
corporat
from craiglist (yesterday):
Spotted: Young/Puppy Pitbull (University City)
Date: 2009-12-03, 9:15AM EST
Reply to: comm-hc9qc-1492832...@craigslist.org [Errors when replying
to ads?]
I first saw this puppy in Clark Park the other morning when walking my
dog and I thought the owners were jus
I saw it in the south end of Clark Park at 1:00 today.
On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 1:39 PM, Linda Lee wrote:
> from craiglist (yesterday):
>
> Spotted: Young/Puppy Pitbull (University City)
> --
> Date: 2009-12-03, 9:15AM EST
> Reply to:
> comm-hc9qc-1492832...@craigslist
it would be lovely of someone could go fetch this pooch... before it
is too late. It could be taken to the vet school to check for a
microchip. fyi, Morris Refuge has pretty good luck with placing dogs
(since they don't get as many dogs as cats), assuming an owner isn't
found
-L
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I went for lunch at the revamped and expanded Vietnam Cafe on 47th St. on
the old premises of Abbraccio.
The food and service were as nice as they were in the former quarters, but
the place was practically empty
at noon. Fewer patrons than they used to have at lunch in the old place,
which was re
I don't think that lunchtime in a residential neighborhood is a fair gauge of
how well a full-service sit-down restaurant is doing. Most potential customers
are at work outside the neighborhood at that time of day.
I live across Warrington Avenue from the new Vietnam Restaurant, and I usuall
I agree, Karen. It will expand and succeed more than any other local UC
residents and/or family business has ever done. Of course I am not just
saying this because I taught them ESL at the Lea School when they were
little kids, but I hope so.
I wished they had opened their Chinatown Restaurant b
