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Philly.com: Connecting People to a River Park
October 022, 2012 By Alfred Lubrano (Philly.com) For years, it’s been one of those “only in Philly” kind of conundrums: You couldn’t easily get to the Schuylkill from the place known as Schuylkill River Park. Between the bright green oasis … Continue reading
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U.S. Mayor: Revised DATA Act Bill Still Needs Work to Minimize Unnecessary Burdens, Costs on Local Government
October 01, 2012 By Larry Jones (USMayors.org) Senators Mark Warner (VA) and RobPortman (OH) on September 21 introduced a revised version of the Digital Accountability and Transparency Act (DATA) of 2012. The purpose of the legislation is to improve transparency … Continue reading
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U.S. Mayor: 113 Mayors Sign Letter Recommending Improvements to Legislation Promoting Accountability, Transparency in Reporting on Federal Grants
September 17, 2012 By Larry Jones (USMayors.org) A broad bipartisan group of 113 mayors recommended in a September 11 letter a number of changes to improve the Digital Accountability and Transparency Act (DATA) of 2012, H.R. 2147/S. 1222, legislation aimed at … Continue reading
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Technically Philly: KEYSPOT [VIDEO]
August 03, 2012 By Daniel Carvalho and Gabrielle Chepurny 100k hours of computer training to 10k Philadelphians in last year, planning for end of federal funding (Technically Philly) More than 70 computer training centers in Philadelphia have been given new … Continue reading
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City of Philadelphia: Mayor Nutter Signs Executive Order Establishing Mayor’s Office of Grants
July 17, 2012 Mark McDonald, Press Secretary (City of Philadelphia) Mayor Michael A. Nutter signed an executive order establishing the Mayor’s Office of Grants, which will increase the City’s capacity and capabilities to compete for federal, state and philanthropic grants as … Continue reading
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Philly.com: Nutter opens an office to seek federal grants for Philadelphia
July 16, 2012 By Troy Graham (Philly.com) Mayor Nutter has created an Office of Grants in response to the nationwide competition for a shrinking pool of federal funds, increasingly doled out based for merit and innovation. The new office, established by … Continue reading
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Eighth and final Stimulus at Work released
Stimulus at Work is a quarterly report highlighting how and where Philadelphia’s Recovery Act dollars are being spent. The timing of this publication coincides with the information reported to Federal and State agencies at the conclusion of each quarter’s reporting … Continue reading
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Metro: Brighter commutes from subway station overhauls
June 25, 2012 By Solomon D. Leach Photo: Customers warmed quickly to new and improved stations. By: Kevin Cook, Metro. (Metro Philly) The most expensive and most visible project of SEPTA’s nearly $200 million in federal stimulus spending was marked … Continue reading
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Philadelphia Inquirer: Lack of computer access a major hurdle for the poor
June 11, 2012 By Alfred Lubrano Instructor Hamidou Traore (right) talks with students (from left) Shakeya Precha, Teisha Reynolds, and Ashley Epps during computer class in the technology center at Families First at People’s Emergency Center. By Tom Gralish, Philadelphia … Continue reading
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City of Philadelphia: City Announces Sale of Revenue Bonds for Building Energy Conservation Project
March 26, 2012 Mark McDonald, Press Secretary (City of Philadelphia) On May 31, 2012, the City of Philadelphia, through the Philadelphia Municipal Authority, completed the sale of its City Agreement Revenue Bonds, Series 2012A and Series 2012B (Federally Taxable Qualified Energy … Continue reading
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