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Reparations for a down payment | Real Estate Newsletter
Green Street Friends Meeting, a Quaker congregation in Germantown, is helping Black Philadelphians become homeowners as a form of reparations. And Center City remains a driver of housing in Philly.
Clementon voters reject $13.5 million bond referendum; $76M Cinnaminson proposal too close to call
The South Jersey school bond referendums would, if approved, result in increased property taxes for voters.
A Philly woman who shot her boyfriend and left his body in a suitcase admitted to the killing, prosecutors say
Liza Ridley, 54, appeared in court Wednesday, where prosecutors played video of her abandoning a suitcase containing the body of Vincent Good in Kensington in May.
Bucks County DA demands business records from alleged slumlords
In April, the property on the 100 block of South Main Street in Dublin Borough was condemned because of alleged life-threatening conditions.
Zack Wheeler delivers seven scoreless innings in Phillies’ shutout of the Nationals: ‘They’re all must-win’
Wheeler allowed just four hits and struck out five. The Phillies' offense worked a season-high 13 walks, but left 13 on base.
Eagles wide receiver Hollywood Brown was ‘surprised’ by lack of playing time in Week 1 win
Though Brown did not appear in Sunday's win, the veteran wideout, who was signed by the Eagles this offseason, said he's "not dwelling on it."
Brandon Marsh has struggled to make adjustments, and it’s broken his breakout season
Since July 1, when he was batting .319, Marsh has hit .176 with a .470 OPS. Teams “have made an adjustment to him, and then we’ve got to make it…
Jason Kelce praises the Eagles offense as he and Travis break down key NFL Week 1 story lines on ‘New Heights’
Travis might be biased, but his advice for quarterbacks was to "find the tight end." For the Eagles, that likely means Dallas Goedert, who had four catches for 77 yards…
Philly’s political parties can now spend unlimited amounts in coordination with their candidates
In next year’s primary elections for mayor and Council, candidates endorsed by the Democratic City Committee could be able to access major financial advantages over their rivals.