An Inquirer editorial applauds UPenn's vision for development along the Schuylkill River. yes, I spelled that from memory, thanks.
Sensing an opportunity for shared narrow-mindedness, US Senator Rick Santorum made a stop by Geno's to voice his support for the unfriendly "English-only" policy there. Guess he's found his Philadelphia constituency... Philadelphia Will Do chips in a little more snark.
A YPP poster notes that things are coming to a head for the minimum wage bill. He seems cautiously optimistic, but it's definitely a good time to let your state legislators know how you feel.
A Philly Future poster also has a look at the federal effort on the minimum wage, which could come up for a vote this week. He also notes that Congress has been much quicker to up its own salary than that of the hard-working folks at the other end of the economic spectrum...
Phila Will Do looks at some absurdist claims made by the Republican TV boy running against Allyson Schwartz. For me, the tie really makes it. I mean, it's so Tucker...
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