Tuesday quick-takes
(Blame my pre-election obligations)
- Things mayoral-related
- Brady kin already in public jobs -- kind of pre-mayoral nepotism.
- Forum shows urban planning not priority in mayor's race (although Nutter considered the issue important)
- Mayor's Race: What They're Promising -- Nutter on small businesses
- Knox camp, urged to limit spending, rolls its eyes
- City firefighters endorse Brady's bid
- The Next Mayor website gives you the chance to rate the ads being aired by all five mayoral candidates. Watch and opine.
- Brady kin already in public jobs -- kind of pre-mayoral nepotism.
- Other news
- Reports say a lack of regionalism hurts Pa.
Recent studies say the state's fragmented governmental structure and near-total absence of regional planning holds back economic progress, crippling older communities and allowing unchecked development despite nearly $1 billion in new funding aimed at community revitalization and open-space preservation.
Well, ok then! - Pa. wants to lead in managing diabetes, other chronic illnesses -- first trial of Rendell's goals
- A tit-for-tat zap by Building Trades -- peeved by unanimous vote on casino referendum, unions endorse no Council candidates
- Phila. gun task force issues warrants for 'straw' buys -- first fruits of new funding
Also, 17 arrested as 'straw' gun buyers - Milton Street stays on ballot, judge says Could we stop covering him? More here.
- Planned rate hike by PGW assailed at last of 4 hearings -- another 9%!
- Casinos sue city over ballot referendum -- everybody's piling on now
- Renewal stirs hope for neighborhood: Muhammad Park getting facelift
- Governor offers SEPTA funding if long-term plan passes -- federal funds, that is, black gold...
- Merger of health care giants could cost 1,000 jobs -- just the first of many benefits, I'm sure.
- Bob Casey against stem cell research. Surprising few, annoying many.
- Reports say a lack of regionalism hurts Pa.
- Opinionistas
- Apparently onetime Republican mayoral contender Sam Katz has a blog (did I mention this before?). This week he offers advice for the candidates, tailored to his reads of their campaigns. Pesky lack of permalinks, sorry. In vaguely related news, PhilaWillDo blogger has a comedic go-round with Katz, who fails the sarcasm-detection test.
- DN: CITY BUDGET IMPRISONED BY JAIL COSTS (The caps, they burn...)
- Letters | Mr. Outsider, or Mr. Insider? (Knox image and substance)
- Albert is among those annoyed with Bob Casey's stem cell stance.
- Apparently onetime Republican mayoral contender Sam Katz has a blog (did I mention this before?). This week he offers advice for the candidates, tailored to his reads of their campaigns. Pesky lack of permalinks, sorry. In vaguely related news, PhilaWillDo blogger has a comedic go-round with Katz, who fails the sarcasm-detection test.
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No! No one shall stop writing about Milton Street.
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