Wednesday -- hmmm, what happened to Wednesday?

• Nutter chooses chief of staff: Clarence D. Armbrister, a Temple executive, was Phila.'s treasurer. He drew praise, though he isn't a political insider.
  Also, Nutter's new top aide no stranger
  
  
• SugarHouse gets a license to build
  And, City allows SugarHouse to build over river
  
  
• Dropout program's big 1st year: More than $10 million was raised and 1,400 slots added by Project U-Turn. But only a few youths are back in class.
  
  
• Supreme Court hears riverfront arguments: Advocates for N.J. and Del. addressed issues over a planned LNG facility.
  
  
• Fumo foe comes out swinging - already
  
  
• PhilaWeekly: MRSA has been around for years. Why are we panicking about it now?
  
  
• Jill Porter | Stop/frisk critique: Top cop cheap shot?
  
  
• Opinion (State Rep. Leach): Guns can be regulated, Second Amendment or not
  
  
• Opinion: HOW LOW CAN THE ELEVATED TAKE US?:
  WEST PHILA. SUFFERS TWICE: SEPTA CONSTRUCTION AND POLITICAL RED TAPE
  
  
• Marc Stier:
  
  
  
  • The Citizen’s Agenda: Begetter of Dreams
    
    
  • Why you should care about the Inclusionary Housing hearing on Wednesday -- the hearing may be over, but the issue is key!