• Ribbon cut for Paoli train station project
• Study: Roundabouts reduce crashes, fatalities in Chester County
• Longwood Rotary, State Farm donate $20K to jump-start Habitat project in West Grove
• New voting machines unveiled in Chesco
• Phoenixville in midst of economic boom
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• Lansdowne passes Earned Income Tax
• Lansdowne Borough to publish meeting agendas earlier
• Ridley Park warns residents of door-to-door scammers
• PennDOT plans open house on Route 322 Conchester project
• Massive 135-foot community mural celebrating diversity unveiled in Upper Darby
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• County schedules new voting system demo
• Realtors® help Lower Frederick prepare for centennial celebration
• Pottstown Authority lowers rates for fire sprinklers
• Bucks, Montco picked for national PFAS study
• Planning commission vacancy in Collegeville
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• Philadelphia Realty Transfer Tax update
• Landlords, safety advocates continue battle over lead abatement bill
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• East Marlborough residents seek traffic calming
• County officials approve resolution to form census committee
• Daily Local to feature series on municipal revitalization
• Easttown Planning Commission begins discussions on Devon Center zoning changes
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• DELCORA board OKs $276M merger deal with Aqua
• Corvias and Chester continue stormwater, beautification projects
• East Lansdowne reminder for Realtors®
• DCCC pays $3M for old Prendie building
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• Collegeville to consider commercial property fire inspection program
• Major renovation in store for MCCC West
• Lower Moreland posts Ward 4 commissioner vacancy
• Shade trees available for Jenkintown residents
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• Basic tenant rights in Philadelphia, explained
• Germantown residents search for consensus on what to ask of developer
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• Embreeville Redevelopment zoning hearing postponed
• Luxury town center proposed around Berwyn’s beloved ice cream shop
• County commissioners establish pipeline safety advisory board
• French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust opens preserve
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• SEPTA upgrades Secane station
• DELCORA, Aqua meet the public to discuss merger plans
• Borough of Lansdowne to consider EIT
• Ridley, Clifton look ahead as Kmarts prepare to close
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• New Hanover Town Center project raising concern
• Upper Providence preparing for sewer extension
• Lower Providence schedules events to talk budget, development
• Penn State Extension to host public spotted lanternfly seminar
• Realtors® needed for volunteering event in the park
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• Center City developers benefit the most from city’s tax abatement
• Callowhill neighbors group concedes defeat in the creation of a business improvement district
• Independence National Park gets GoFundMe campaign for maintenance work
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• Oxford Area Sewer Authority sale likely to be scuttled
• Hankin to build $100 million project at Eagleview
• East Marlborough to consider sidewalk maintenance ordinance
• West Nantmeal to consider property maintenance ordinance amendment
• West Chester schools to hold meeting on later school start times
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• Chester moves forward on riverfront redevelopment plan
• DELCORA, Aqua meet the public to discuss merger plans
• Zoning board hears arguments over too-tall house in Radnor
• New Springfield High School is on the rise
• Media Borough installs new parking kiosks in courthouse district
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• Pottstown School District most underfunded in the county
• Realtors® needed for volunteering event in the park
• State Sen. Collett announces town hall
• Hatfield Township approves ‘Do Not Knock’ list
• Norristown to offer ‘Citizens’ Leadership Academy’
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• Muslims in Philadelphia face more housing disadvantages than non-Muslims, report says 
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• Caln planners exclude commercial uses in recommendation to township board
• Rep. Shusterman holding open house events in Paoli
• Chester County getting $90K for battlefield preservation
• Sappey to hold policy hearing on stormwater management
• West Chester Council enacts tree ordinance
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• DELCORA to host open house on Sept. 4
• Ridley Park urges public to report clogged storm sewers
• Morton cracks down on dumpsters
• Nether Providence looking for cheaper ‘Welcome’ signs
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• Gov. Wolf allocates $3.8 million to towns for PFAS treatment
• Lower Pottsgrove township building cost estimate at $8.2 million
• North Penn rebate program seeing success
• Limerick subdivision heading for approval
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• Renters are being forced out of Old City apartments to make way for Philly visitors
• Philly's sidewalks discriminate against people with disabilities, lawsuit claims
• City moves toward legalizing accessory dwellings in historic buildings
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• Commissioners order pipeline safety evaluation
• Rep. Williams discusses options for fair education funding
• Downingtown Borough Council appoints new member
• Public hearing held on Comitta’s pipeline safety legislation
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• Radnor BOC discusses storms, flooding
• Media to amend chicken ordinance
• Mapping manholes and historic sites in Chadds Ford
• New public information officer debuts in Radnor Township
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• Ardmore theater redevelopment proposed
• County planners offer training course
• Plymouth Township hires firm to oversee Covanta facility
• Full-day kindergarten to begin in North Penn
• Free six-week training course to fill the skills gap for Montgomery County manufacturers
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• In Philly, two-thirds of the landlords won’t take affordable housing vouchers
• Philadelphia’s rowhomes and new construction
• Rebate programs aim to make solar more affordable in Philadelphia
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• Affordable homes subject of 2020 Citizen Planners meeting
• Walking tour examines Johnsontown, ‘A Town Within A Town’
• Kennett Square-based Regional Rail sold
• Ashbridge complex will include 410 luxury units in Main Street at Exton
• Commissioners approve $2.5M for Community Revitalization Program
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• Clifton Heights sues Upper Darby schools
• Planners recommend changes for Nether Providence development
• Ridley’s Kinder Park redevelopment gets $1M grant
• Upland is home to historic Caleb Pusey House
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• Lower Pottsgrove schedules sneak peek at new township building plans
• Upper Providence to consider expanding municipal authority duties
• Lansdale skate park plans move forward again
• Upper Merion unveils Request for Service portal
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• Why new houses in Philadelphia (and elsewhere) aren’t made of brick
• Two-story grocery store coming to Center City
• What’s inside the new Gallery mall? First look at Fashion District Philadelphia
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• West Whiteland readying official township map
• Oxford Borough considers amending rules for signs
• East Whiteland Township to consider in-law suites
• Phoenixville reviews update to comprehensive plan
• PennDOT to close Route 52 bridge in Birmingham
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• Upper Darby spending millions on capital projects for schools
• Countywide reassessment resources
• Radnor approves new 25-year lease with Willows Park Preserve
• Newtown Township to adopt 2015 IPMC
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• Upper Gwynedd to define short-term rentals
• Lower Merion planners approve tentative sketch plan for Suburban Square
• Interest is high for Towamencin shopping center revival
• Officials review ambitious agenda for Ridge Pike revitalization
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• Advisory group considers future of South Philadelphia refinery land
• Twice as many Washingtonians as New Yorkers are apartment hunting in Philly
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• Developer set to break ground on 410-unit luxury apartment complex in Exton
• Neighborhood University to start in September
• Killion, Quinn to host renewable energy expo
• Affordable homes subject of 2020 Citizen Planners meeting
• Chesco leaders back CWA Board
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• Launch of the countywide zoning mapping application
• Concord agrees to purchase 17-acre former Christmas tree farm for open space
• Chester Township set to unveil new park
• Killion, Quinn to host renewable energy expo
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• Lansdale to develop formal alleyway maintenance program
• Work begins on Franconia sewer line extension
• Pottstown School District seeking input through survey
• Plans for town center plaza move ahead in Bridgeport
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• City Hall is uniting around a lead poisoning law unpopular with some landlords
• Philly’s low-income neighborhoods have few trees, despite free-tree program
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• Kennett Township adopts plan to become leader in open space
• Malvern Borough to consider adopting 2015 IPMC
• West Chester stormwater fee lawsuit moves forward
• Chester County receives $3M to support affordable housing
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• Realtors® meet with Upper Chichester Township officials
• Aqua enters takeover talks with DELCORA
• County approves plan to boost open space
• Chester Stormwater Authority gets $9.98M loan from state
• Radnor says no to more bamboo
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• Hobart’s Run offers home buyer incentive in Pottstown
• Norristown passes 5% amusement tax
• Pottstown Borough Authority discusses stormwater fee
• Public information session for Conklin Recreation Center Creek Improvement Project
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• Judge orders city and schools to repay nearly $50 million in tax revenue to commercial property owners
• Judge rules against Philly’s assessments of high-rise condos with tax abatement
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• County unemployment rate is so low, industries face a ‘labor shortage’
• Opportunity knocking on Coatesville’s door
• Exton Chamber is ‘excited about potential’ of its new space in mall
• Downingtown school board adopts $226M budget
• Devon Center Task Force hammers out zoning changes
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• Upper Chichester plans meeting for Realtors®
• Lansdowne implements ticket system for property maintenance
• Radnor residents to see 3% school tax hike
• Chichester School Board OKs spending plan with no tax hike
• New hotel opens in downtown Chester
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• Reports point to ‘vibrant real estate market’ in Montgomery County
• Towamencin board to discuss village overlay update
• Upper Moreland to consider tax changes
• Hatfield Township to establish a ‘do not knock’ list
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• A thousand new homes are planned next to Graffiti Pier
• Assessment notices miss deadline
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• Goshenville: A new overlay district proposed in East Goshen
• Tree ordinance to be considered in West Chester
• Chester Water Authority granted preliminary injunction to stop city-Aqua deal
• Crebilly Farm controversy puts spotlight on tax breaks
• Opportunity Zone project leans on arts community to revive Coatesville
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• Upper Chichester meeting for Realtors®
• Penn-Delco adopts budget with tax increase
• Ridley School Board approves budget, tax hike
• Chester works to escape state oversight
• Chester Water Authority granted preliminary injunction to stop city-Aqua deal
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• West Pottsgrove to crack down on unkempt properties
• Norristown Code Enforcement Department earns national accreditation
• Signal coming for dangerous Limerick intersection
• Two-year Route 422 rehabilitation project has begun
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• Controversial new affordable housing policy might actually be working
• Inquirer to recognize ‘influencers of real estate’
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• Surveillance cameras installed in West Chester to fight crime
• Opportunities open for farmland preservation program
• New Garden meetings set to decide how to best use St. Anthony in the Hills
• Phoenixville Mayor Urscheler recognized as ‘Outstanding American'
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• Lansdowne Borough considering adoption of EIT
• Upper Chichester planned meeting for Realtors
• Taxes going up in Interboro School District
• Upper Darby OKs grant process for open space purchase
• County holds public forum on new voting system options
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• Lansdale unveils permit parking zone plan
• SEPTA dedicates $34 million for new Ardmore Station
• Red Hill officials discuss proposed housing development
• Cheltenham issues soliciting ordinance reminder
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• Council President wants to increase transparency of city land sales
• Philadelphia to launch city-wide composting network
• Councilman Squilla introduces bills to make it easier to reuse Philadelphia’s historic buildings
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• Kennett taxpayers face average $91 tax hike
• Spence Building receives state historic tax credits
• Zoning hearing on Paoli digital billboard set to continue on July 9
• West Goshen to discuss comprehensive plan
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• Eddystone is cracking down on soliciting
• Upper Darby School Board approves $215M budget, tax increase
• Garnet Valley OKs budget with tax increase
• Lazaretto Quarantine Station to become Tinicum Township building
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• Pottstown Area School Board approves tax increase
• Tax hike in Upper Perkiomen School District
• Lower Merion School Board approves 2.3% tax increase
• Boyertown School District increases taxes by 3.6%
• Souderton Area School District hikes taxes
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• Six Philadelphia properties awarded state historic tax credits
• Council president: Force big developers to offer community benefits
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• New zoning mulled for Devon Center District
• Landscapes3 garners national, regional awards
• Beware the spotted lanternfly, county says
• Chester seeks potential buyers for water authority
• Willistown welcomes new township manager
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• Chester seeks potential buyers for water authority
• Delaware County passes resolution about pipeline safety concerns
• Radnor commissioners approve stadium lights for Villanova
• Wallingford-Swarthmore taxes will rise 3.2%
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• Pottstown brings busloads to school funding rally in Harrisburg
• West Conshohocken conducting public opinion survey
• Lansdale looking at parking options around train station
• New river landing opens in Bridgeport
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• City Council punts on mandating lead inspections for pre-1978 rental homes
• Potential for new school boundaries could upset housing market
• A Philly neighborhood negotiated with a developer and won
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• Smart growth topic of June 20 forum
• Route 352 and King Road intersection discussed
• Phoenixville Board eyes budget with 2.3% tax hike
• Oxford to consider historic district ordinance
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• Delco puts spotlight on opportunity zones
• Upper Darby council eyes repaving of 42 miles of back alleys
• Reassessment update
• New hotel opens at Drexelbrook complex
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• Lansdale council discusses alleys
• Hatfield commissioners approve resolution for sidewalk study
• Owner of Gladwyne estate in Lower Merion talks redevelopment options
• Lansdale code director resigns
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• Philly to increase homestead exemption to $45,000
• Computer virus still crippling Philly courts and their online systems
• New rowhouse-and-apartment enclave planned on Fishtown waterfront site where Wynn casino was planned
• Philly has the nation’s 19th best park system, study finds
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• School taxes going up 1.8% in West Chester Area
• Chester County OKs clean energy financing program for commercial properties
• Public invited to focus group meeting for new superintendent in KCSD
• Ground broken for 175-unit luxury apartment complex in Kennett Township
• County to host public breakfast meeting on benefits of smart growth
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• Clifton eyes zoning to fight school plan
• School taxes going up 1.8% in West Chester Area
• Springfield OKs schools budget with 2.25% tax hike
• Lansdowne to amend zoning ordinance
• Taxes going up in Ridley School District
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• Bridgeport to amend sewer ordinance
• Hatboro library referendum win margin grows after recount
• Montgomery Township manager to retire
• Planners to hold webinar to introduce county ‘Complete Streets’ policy
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• Philly’s new Register of Wills wants to fight fees that lock people out of homeownership
• Councilman Kenyatta Johnson pushes ban on bay windows
• Officials have no clue when the Philly courts website will be fixed
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• New Wawa possible in West Whiteland after town officials change zoning rules
• Bank offers briefing on protecting small businesses from cybersecurity threats
• Kennett hires interim manager
• Learn about Chester County’s villages
• Liberty exits Great Valley
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• SE Delco OKs budget and tax hike, curriculum cuts expected
• Traffic plans, costs of new schools unveiled in Upper Darby
• Chester gets $182K state grant for waterfront development
• Newtown Square public meetings to examine ‘roadmap to future’
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• Report details Pottstown’s financial future
• Main Line Health purchases Lower Merion seminary property
• Upper Pottsgrove approve sewer system assessment agreement
• Montgomery County commits to wind power
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• More community gardens to bloom on city lots, Philly Land Bank czar says
• Philadelphia has highest rate of residents lacking banking services
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• Avondale to get full-time police protection in deal with regional police
• West Marlborough and Franklin residents vote to allow sale of booze
• 115-acre Crouse Farm in East Pikeland preserved as open space
• Rep. Houlahan to hold open house for West Chester office
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• Haverford changes curb replacement ordinance
• Arbor Estate brings affordable housing to Chester
• Swarthmore approves senior housing ordinance
• Upper Darby School Board passes proposed final budget with tax hike
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• North Penn proposed final budget includes 2.3% tax increase
• Upper Moreland to amend property maintenance code
• Rep. Dean plans town hall on May 29
• PennDOT to detail plans for roundabout in Upper Salford
• Fifteen projects receive Montco 2040 Implementation Grants
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• Real estate start-up new to Philly offers ‘co-living’ options
• Lidl to open Port Richmond location by next spring
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• Route 352 and King Road meeting set for June 5
• Unionville school directors adopt preliminary budget with tax hike
• Modernization project to start at Church Farm School
• Valley Township schedules comprehensive plan workshop
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• Middletown to have open space referendum
• Marple pool reopens as Splash Club
• Nether Providence planners frown on townhouse proposal
• Chester Stormwater Authority and Corvias showcase their first project in the city
• Unionville school directors adopt preliminary budget with tax hike
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• Pottstown school board considers music cuts to balance budget
• Pennsburg to consider 40-unit townhome development
• Lower Pottsgrove to consider driveway ordinance
• Norristown to adopt 2015 International Fire Code
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• City officials announce down payment assistance program for first-time home buyers
• Philly launches two programs to help minority businesses
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• In Pittsburgh, Toll Brothers spars with Westtown over Crebilly plans
• New Garden to get grant for park
• Barclay Friends breaks ground on new building in West Chester
• FEMA proposes West Whiteland flood map updates
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• Philadelphia Union owner launches new development effort in Chester
• Upper Darby School District breaks lease with Clifton Heights
• Millbourne Fire Co. officially closes
• 'Classic conflict of interest' kills stadium bond refinancing
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• Recorder of Deeds consolidates records
• New projects proposed in Douglass Township
• Lower Merion to consider sidewalk ordinance amendment
• Long-delayed section of Schuylkill River Trail opened
• Sen. Muth plans town hall in Worcester
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• Abatement is getting primary attention
• Germantown High reimagined as $30M housing development
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• Higher property values could pay for return of Phoenixville commuter rail
• Plan to build housing on contaminated Bishop Tube site faces major setback
• Planned construction of new high school puts strain on Avon Grove budget
• West Whiteland residents moving from pipeline-adjacent homes
• County maintains online Pipeline Information Center
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• Delco Council offers annual state of county update
• ’Nova stadium lights hearing delayed again; residents irked
• Nether Providence moves forward with development proposal
• Tax increase ahead in next Upper Darby schools budget
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• Ribbon cutting held for long-delayed Ardmore One project
• Schwenksville to consider amendments to simplify residential rental ordinance
• Bucks, Montgomery rail lines get $900K in state grants
• Lansdale gives conditional use for apartment plan
• Upper Gwynedd seeks guidance for comprehensive plan
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• Philly housing costs rising faster for poor and middle class than for the wealthy
• Lawsuit seeks to break Building Trades’ hold on city construction contracts
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• Commissioners approve $3.8M in open space grant awards
• Ground broken for 225-unit housing complex in Downingtown
• Oxford adopts $70.5 million budget; tax hike uncertain
• Developer envisions 79 new homes in Downingtown
• Willistown to consider bird ordinance
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• Reassessment fight over Haverford properties continues, even as countywide reassessment looms
• Architect outlines vision for walkable Wayne
• Wallingford development proposal stirring concerns
• Radnor, Newtown residents oppose ‘Taj Mahal’ athletic field in their backyards
• Clifton Heights increases zoning fees
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• Cyber charter reform bills could save county school districts $19.6 million
• Norristown eyes 5% amusement tax
• Upper Gwynedd welcomes new manager
• Upper Moreland to consider landscaping requirements for commercial properties
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• Philly’s 2020 assessments are out
• Elected officials' roles in setting property taxes
• Street cleaning pilot has launched in six neighborhoods
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• East Goshen Parks and Recreation named best in state
• Chester County plans open space summit for May 2
• Avon Grove officials: Despite rumors, school construction project cost is capped at $127M
• New Garden Township to consider amendments to historic preservation ordinance
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• U.D. school board rebuffs Clifton demand for representation
• Radnor commissioners consider upgrades for Wayne Business Overlay District
• Environmental study of former Folcroft Landfill released
• Millbourne seeks help with fire protection
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• DEP visits Abington to talk water contamination
• Pottstown park to remain closed for at least 2 more years
• Plymouth Township to require contractor registration
• Hatboro residents to vote on library tax referendum
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• Pew releases annual report on Philly, finds renters rising
• Here’s what city council candidates say they’d do first
• Historical Society of Pennsylvania lays off 30 percent of its staff
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• East Marlborough adds permit for door-to-door solicitors 
• Phoenixville Rail Project moves forward
• County officials renew commitment to ending homelessness
• Taxes going up 2 percent in Kennett Consolidated School District
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• Aqua Pa. sues to block Chester Water Authority deal with city
• Hundreds turn out in Clifton to protest possible loss of athletic fields
• County tourism bureau revamps website
• Lansdowne to consider beekeeping ordinance
• Brandywine Conservancy looks to the future
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• Lower Salford approves homes and Wawa
• North Penn gets state approval for tax hike exceptions
• Pottstown approves outdoor dining, discusses noise
• Raven’s Claw development may finally be finished after 19 years
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• Tax bills set to increase — again — as Philly releases new assessments
• Task force unveils new approach to preserving unrecognized Philly history
• Could a driveway kill the Italian Market?
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• Commissioners continue ‘Coffee and Conversation’ events
• Coatesville School District residents decry proposed tax increase
• Construction begins on new Kennett Square retail complex
• Residents say former garden site at Route 1, 52 an eyesore
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• Middletown puts Elwyn acreage purchase on ballot
• Problem trees spark debate in Radnor
• Upper Chi gets $675K from state for streetscapes project
• Media residents express concerns regarding parking shortage
• Why the middle class in Delaware County is having trouble making ends meet
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• Pottstown Investors Conference set for April 12
• Upper Pottsgrove considers selling sewer system
• Entire Pottstown Downtown Improvement District Authority board resigns
• Cirque du Soleil returns to Montco in July
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• Philadelphia seeks to heal old Eastwick wound with a ‘village in the city’
• Rooms for rent: Inside Philadelphia’s shadow housing market
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• Coatesville school board mulls 6.2 percent tax hike
• South Coventry Township to consider changes to sidewalk ordinance
• Officials discuss new Downingtown train station plans
• Rep. Shusterman announces town hall meeting
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• Universal Studios-style theme park proposed for Aston
• Marple, Lansdowne voters to decide liquor question
• Clifton Heights fights back in battle over new school on borough fields
• Eddystone to determine boundaries of LERTA
• Philly Fed continues focus on revitalizing Chester
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• Planning commission releases 2018 annual report
• Pottstown to consider zoning change to permit outdoor dining
• One Ardmore Place parking garage is open in Lower Merion
• Rep. Shusterman announces town hall meeting
• Redevelopment coming for large parcel of Norristown State Hospital grounds
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• Kenney orders competitive city land sales
• Pew: Philadelphians pay more taxes than most big city residents
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• Chester County awarded $3.7M to preserve farms
• Restoration workshop scheduled in West Chester
• Penn Township issues reminder about soliciting
• Mosteller building demolished in West Chester
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• U.D. school board OKs study of proposed new school on Clifton fields
• Chadds Ford Village map under consideration
• New community wellness center coming to Chester
• Radnor considers plastic shopping bag restrictions
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• Norristown Day set for April 6
• Skippack supervisors call for fair redistricting
• Lansdale officials see early plans for apartment building
• Big changes at Blue Bell Country Club
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• Philadelphia launches $40 million home repair loan program
• Urban farming plan could include thousands of vacant lots
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• 6 historic groups get $43k in state funding
• Chester Valley Trail public meeting scheduled
• Realtor® summit planned at West Chester Area School District
• Officials consider plan to spruce up Unionville Park
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• New development moves forward in Nether Providence
• Penn-Delco issues tiny refunds
• Delco D.A. launches probe of Mariner East pipeline
• Businessman again makes offer to U.D. schools for school site in Clifton
• Condo group in Chadds Ford requires pre-settlement safety inspection
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• County announces dates for public to view new voting system
• Hatfield Township approves land transfer for 309 connector
• Developer presents revised land plans in Lower Salford
• Lansdale readies for fire safety inspections for commercial properties
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• Troubled city land sale office facing takeover after scandals
• A park that makes money? Dilworth generated $2.5M in 2018
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• Chester County cancels pipeline easements, seeks to join legal challenge
• Paoli residents discuss plans for assisted-living center
• Avon Grove directors consider tax options
• Some want LeBold out of West Chester BID
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• Radnor BOC approves ‘Ready for 100’
• Ridley 7 EMS going out of business; township inks new deal with Crozer-Keystone
• New apartments for homeless veterans in Sharon Hill
• Chester trash incinerator working overtime
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• KOP rail project funding still up in the air
• Cheltenham to consider Short-Term Transient Lodging and Vacation Rentals amendment
• Lower Merion fills commissioner vacancy
• Pottstown planners urged to focus on renewable energy
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• Domb proposes 10-year tax abatement reform
• City council introducing bills to expand protections for low-income residents
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• New task force to define Devon Center
• Coatesville City Hall renovated
• County agency receives $300K for affordable housing
• Progress at Paoli rail station
• Unionville-Chadds Ford School board opts to borrow
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• County council files motion to intervene in pipeline lawsuit
• Radnor Historical Society plaques tell stories of historic homes
• Upper Darby middle school proposal faces opposition in Clifton Heights
• Unionville-Chadds Ford School board opts to borrow
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• Concerns hamper Pottstown’s land bank launch
• New housing developments in Upper Dublin
• State of the county is ‘strong,’ commissioners say
• Pottstown School Board supports computers for every student
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• Philly looks to replace embattled chief assessor amid outcry
• Developers flout city design board recommendations, study finds
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• Regal Builders receive feedback from Caln residents
• West Chester Borough carves out budget surplus
• Natural Lands transfers 57 acres to Marsh Creek State Park
• Plans unveiled for $15M library in Kennett Square
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• Middletown wants to purchase property from Elwyn
• Chester, state talk infrastructure redevelopment
• Volunteer opportunities for Concord residents
• Applications available for Habitat’s home repair program
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• EPA announces plan to address water contamination
• 236-unit housing project nears approval in Douglass Township
• Pottstown proposes zoning changes aimed at revitalizing downtown
• Applications available for Habitat’s home repair program
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• Center City housing production strongest since 2002
• Landlords must exterminate bed bugs under proposed city council bill
• Plan to transform Philadelphia’s waterfront about to become a reality
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• New task force to define Devon Center
• Transportation center, parking garage set to transform Oxford
• Chester County acquires 80 acres to extend Nottingham Park
• Upper Uwchlan to consider regulations for on-lot sewage systems
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• Radnor planners nix proposed lighting ordinance
• Marcus Hook passes 2019 budget with no tax increase
• Morrone pushes for progress on county building project
• Chadds Ford ponders future of its village
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• Land owners fight Lower Merion School District over use of eminent domain
• Bridgeport LERTA designation aims to boost business
• Norristown talks redevelopment
• Influx of development triggers discussion in New Hanover
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• Philadelphia could expand residential tax-abatement program
• Why your neighborhood school probably doesn't have a playground
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• Sunoco pipeline easements expiring in Chester County
• $96M preliminary budget for Phoenixville schools has $2M deficit
• Tredyffrin denies permits for digital billboard at busy intersection in Paoli
• Tredyffrin/Easttown proposed budget call for tax increase
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• Clifton shoots down middle school meeting with U.D.
• Wallingford-Swarthmore eyes 3.2 percent tax hike
• Radnor approves study of proposed Earle's Lake dam breach
• ‘At risk’ status promises resources for Woodbourne Mansion in Darby Borough
• Delaware County’s property tax reassessment process continues
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• North Penn draft budget shows $14M deficit
• Towamencin awarded $1 million multimodal transportation grant
• Spring-Ford adopts $171M preliminary budget
• East Norriton comprehensive plan scheduled for adoption
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• Philly officials to face council scrutiny on faulty property assessments
• Councilwoman introduces bills to reform tax abatement
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• Developer purchases former Lipkins warehouse
• Historic Barnes estate preserved
• Chester Water Authority OKs 10 percent rate hike
• Atglen to consider chicken ordinance
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• Chester Water Authority OKs 10 percent rate hike
• Radnor approves $101.1 million draft schools budget
• Chester unveils new police app
• Parkside OKs budget, holds line on taxes
• Eddystone hires new borough manager
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• King of Prussia rail project moves forward
• Upper Pottsgrove waives some sewer hookup fees
• Plans proposed for new grocery store in Towamencin
• Members of Congress to pressure the EPA to address PFAS-contaminated water
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• Philly property owners won’t have to pay increased taxes while they appeal 2019 assessments
• City incinerates half its recyclables
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• Oxford school directors vote to limit tax increase
• $2M garage expansion in Kennett Square may be done by year's end
• Meetings planned for 22-mile Brandywine water trail
• Coatesville Area School District to hold hearing on charter school proposal
• Pipeline safety forum in West Chester is open to public
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• Haverford purchasing Brookline School, plans demolition
• Clifton Heights lauds crackdown by new building inspector
• Upper Darby resident complains of ‘exit tax’
• Delaware County’s property tax reassessment process continues
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• Pottstown considers reopening former Edgewood Elementary building
• Community group: Westover Golf Course developer suing homeowners
• Plymouth Township amends solicitation ordinance
• Upper Merion to create Township Manager Search Committee
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• Thieves, forgers take houses from deceased in ‘hot’ neighborhoods
• Watered-down 'good cause’ eviction bill now Philly law
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• West Chester council may lift permit parking moratorium
• Brandywine Conservancy gets $1.5 million to preserve 569 acres
• More than mushrooms: Kennett Square squeezes more shops, people in a tiny borough
• New Uwchlan Hills Elementary on the way
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• After complaints, Chester revamps open records process
• Ridley schools vow to hold to Pa. Act 1 index on taxes
• Route 252, Springton Reservoir dam slated for $13M improvements
• Upper Chichester holds line on taxes, but trash fee increases
• Morton council schedules special session to appoint mayor
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• Upper Moreland School District questions tax exemption for cancer center
• Lower Pottsgrove to consider several ordinances
• Boyertown School District rejects tax cap
• Taxes up in Upper Moreland
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• Philadelphia halts most public land sales, pending reforms
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• EIT suit against West Chester Borough withdrawn
• New Garden Township officials draft first official map
• Chester County Planning Commission releases affordable housing data
• Coatesville’s four Opportunity Zones prime for investment
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• Chadds Ford passes budget
• Former state Sen. Ted Erickson dies
• Radnor awards topographical survey contract for Gulph Creek
• Meetings delayed for Don Guanella plans
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• Upper Gwynedd considers bamboo and solicitation ordinances
• Jenkintown sets meetings for Cedar Street Park
• Montgomery County approves new paper-based voting system
• Montco’s winter calendar includes outdoor, historical activities
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• Citywide property assessing placed on hold
• Philadelphia demolitions hit record high in 2018
• New loans for home repair may be lifeline for ‘small landlords’ and their tenants
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• Municipalities getting new water mains
• East Fallowfield holds the line on taxes, but trash fee increases
• Petition seeks to halt EIT hike in West Chester
• Charlestown Township to consider creation of EAC
• Chesco preserves its 500th farm
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• Pilgrim Park Trail plans unveiled in Upper Darby
• Media OKs 2019 budget with no new taxes
• Clifton Heights raises taxes in 2019 spending plan
• Morton holds line on taxes, but trash, sewer fees go up
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• Lower Merion School District invokes eminent domain for field space
• No tax increase in Norristown
• Franconia passes 2.9 percent tax increase
• Towamencin to consider LERTA ordinance
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• Thousands of homeowners could get tax breaks under new proposal
• Have a tax abatement? Public schools nonprofit seeks donations
• Preservation task force unveils report
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• State funding to boost Coatesville revitalization
• Hearing on zoning ordinance postponed in Caln
• County ‘Quality of Life’ survey finds high marks from residents
• There’s no place to walk in much of Chester County
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• Public hears results of pipeline risk study
• Upper Providence approves budget, tax hike
• Springfield taxes remain stable, trash fee hiked
• Chadds Ford Planning Commission discusses a hotel proposal
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• Lower Merion school tax battle sent back to state court
• Upper Gwynedd manager ‘has left’
• Souderton taxes to increase 4.9 percent
• Council vacancy in West Conshohocken Borough
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• PlanPhilly analysis shows DA forfeiture program a complex issue
• Council committee approves sale of would-be new police headquarters despite steep losses
• How can Philly enforce building codes when 40K rental properties don’t have licenses?
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• Avon Grove sets $127M max for school construction project
• Kennett Township officials hold the line on taxes
• Chesco airports get substantial funding for upgrades
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• Upper Darby budget holds line on taxes
• Nether Providence panel: Demolish Summit School
• Concord passes budget that keeps tax rates steady
• Change comes to Baltimore Pike in Upper Darby
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• Horsham considers 20 percent tax increase
• Pottstown approves 9.5 percent tax hike
• North Penn to extend tax rebate to renters
• Telford approves 4.1 percent tax increase
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• Following a $165K windfall, Kenney cracks down on public land flipping
• Reports of flawed records, improper sales trigger call for investigation of city land deals
• Philadelphia renters win new protections with passage of 'good cause' bill
• Report: Tax abatements cost city schools $62M in 2017
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• Landscapes3 adopted by Chester County Commissioners
• Phoenixville revitalization comes at steep price for some longtime residents
• Coatesville council eliminates reserve trust fund
• Downingtown council discusses proposed budget
• West Whiteland Township to establish volunteer service credit program
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• Cost of new middle school in Clifton Heights to be evaluated
• Developer eyes new homes next to Nether Providence park
• Millbourne Fire Co. could be looking at end of line
• Radnor looks at 6 percent tax increase for 2019
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• Norristown budget includes $1.8M deficit
• Four-story apartment building being considered in Narberth
• Towamencin property tax steady; nonresident EIT to rise
• Pennsburg Borough Council posts vacancy
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• City council downsizes new protections for renters in ‘Good Cause’ bill
• Retailers are looking beyond Rittenhouse Square, expanding Center City’s shopping district east
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• Officials to examine ways to make housing more affordable in Chester County
• West Chester Council votes to raise income tax
• Malvern to amend zoning and land development ordinances
• Report: Chesco economy is strong, among best in the nation
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• County Council considering a tax cut
• Settlement reached in Drexeline redevelopment project
• Borough of Lansdowne to consider EIT
• Radnor commissioner scolds Villanova over stadium light glare
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• No tax increase in county budget
• Franconia proposes property tax increase
• Perkiomen Valley seeks input on full-day kindergarten
• Pottstown School survey asks about year-round classes for middle schoolers
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• Changes to controversial anti-squatting law advance in City Council 
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• Affordable housing is topic of planners’ meeting
• New researcher to assist residents impacted by phorid flies
• Rep. Harry Lewis named 2018 Citizen of the Year
• PREIT sells Exton land on which apartments will be built
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• Tax hike looms in Eddystone
• Radnor rejects stormwater management project
• Springfield commissioners hold the line on taxes
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• Lower Merion budget maintains tax rate
• Bryn Athyn to replace zoning ordinance
• Lower Frederick to consider Environmental Advisory Council
• Taxes steady in Lower Salford
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• Philly flush with cash thanks to business and real estate tax revenues
• Tiny houses coming to city-owned land
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• Coatesville SD invites Realtors to ‘Lunch-and-Learn’
• Kennett Township officials gobbling up open space
• Sunoco plans hybrid pipeline
• Uwchlan supervisors ponder pipeline risk assessment
• Commissioners appoint new deputy county administrator
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• Ridley Park rejects call for earned income tax
• Delaware County’s tax reassessment process continues
• Upper Darby School Board president clarifies $50k rental deal
• Sunoco plans hybrid pipeline
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• New Hanover budget proposes property tax cut
• No changes to Pottstown’s proposed 12 percent tax hike
• Hatboro eyes 4.4 percent tax increase
• Lower Merion proposed zoning code available for public review
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• State, city offered Amazon a $5.7 billion incentive package for HQ2
• Study: Spending now on legal aid for renters would save city down the road
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• Solar panel fight ends in triumph for Chester County homeowner
• Task force confident Phoenixville passenger rail will happen
• Phoenixville releases draft budget
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• No tax increase proposed for Delaware County
• Concord to hold budget hearing
• Delco DA to address opioid crisis
• County offers resources for reassessment project info
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• East Norriton selling sewer system to Aqua
• Upper Moreland to adopt property and fire codes
• Upper Moreland proposed ordinance to fine violators
• Perkiomen School District seeks input on South Elementary
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• The Penn Alexander effect: Disappearing low-income housing University City
• Trash talk: Bigger fines and free neighborhood cans
• Philly votes yes on $181M infrastructure bond issue
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• Chester County keeping taxes level
• Chester Valley Trail West meeting scheduled
• East Whiteland to consider changes to EIT
• Atglen to discuss comprehensive plan and revitalization
• West Chester looks to increase EIT
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• Radnor’s 2019 draft budget avoids tax hike
• Upper Darby to hold budget meeting
• Valleybrook group to pay $31K in disabled complaint
• Penn Medicine breaks ground on $200M Radnor facility
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• Pottstown water rates up 5 percent annually for the next three years
• Hatfield passes backyard beekeeping ordinance
• North Penn approves borrowing $10M for school renovations
• Whitpain to amend peddling and soliciting regulations
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• After reassessment, Philadelphia tax appeals hit five-year high
• City releases decades of property records
• Council considers property tax freeze for more seniors
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• County officials’ tackle affordable housing, urban centers
• Elverson to consider point-of-sale sewer lateral inspections
• Protecting community character in the Brandywine Valley
• Kennett Square officials eliminate ‘free rides’ on sewage pump stations
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• Delco to borrow $40M, including $10 million for open space
• Ridley Park considers an earned-income tax
• Radnor proposes budget holding taxes steady for 2019
• Protecting community character in the Brandywine Valley
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• Souderton eyes 4.9 percent tax hike for 2019
• Lower Merion releases updated zoning code draft
• Norristown Council recognizes code department
• Narberth regulates plastic bags, single-use straws
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• Philadelphia renter spike higher than other big cities
• New proposal for Italian Market improvement district introduced
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• Chester County Housing Authority earns ‘excellence’ award
• Target bringing a small-format store to Chester County
• East Fallowfield to consider official map
• East Goshen park will get fishing pond, waterfront access
• Water lines in Caln getting major upgrade
• West Chester to get $200k for John O. Green Park
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• Chester Stormwater Authority now responsible for inlets
• Environmental coalition forms to protest Don Guanella plans
• Radnor residents decry bright Villanova University stadium lights
• Beaver Valley land will soon be a national park
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• Pottstown preliminary budget calls for 12 percent tax increase
• Springfield Township School District breaks ground on new school
• Housing and Wawa plans advance in Lower Salford
• Jenkintown Borough announces budget schedule
• Lower Gwynedd to consider brush, weeds and grass ordinance
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• Philly maps 10-year course toward building, preserving 100k housing units
• Kenney walks back $500M Rebuild promise
• Schuylkill Center unveils new River Trail Gateway
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• County planners recommend adoption of Landscapes3
• North Coventry conducts comprehensive plan survey
• East Vincent to consider tax credits for fire volunteers
• Kennett Township land to be preserved with $1.3M gift
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• Delco to put health study, with possibility of county health department, out to bid
• New Springfield High School moves forward with contracts
• Upper Darby Township unveils budget with no tax hike
• Contract: U.D. schools, Clifton Heights agreed to public school use of land in 1992
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• Lower Merion to release complete draft of zoning code
• New fire safety inspections in Lansdale
• Lower Merion seeks residents to serve on advisory boards
• Learn about Bike Montco at upcoming workshops
• Federal court rules residents can sue for PFAS claims
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• Chilly land prices plummet, as weakening housing market tightens purse strings
• South Philly group asks chocolate factory developer for community benefits
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• Commissioners announce ‘Quality of Life’ survey of residents
• Preliminary approval granted for West Chester plaza plan
• Judge upholds Westtown decision against development at Crebilly Farm
• Plan for new Avon Grove high school on Sunnyside Road advances
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• Chester prepares to exit state oversight
• SEPTA announces new parking garage for 69th Street
• Eddystone to consider ordinance for high grass and weeds
• Delco seeks solutions to parking woes in Media
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• Hatfield road realignment, other county projects receive funding
• Bridgeport Council passes anti-discrimination resolution
• Lower Salford debuts new website
• Pottstown School Board posts vacancy
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• Changes to plumbing code expected to lower construction costs
• Pew finds most poor Philly renters receive no public assistance
• City Council amends new inclusionary zoning bill
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• West Goshen gets grant to upgrade sewer treatment plant
• Pension costs fuel possible tax hike in West Chester
• Oxford Sewer Authority agrees to sell sewer system
• Caln Township to require the registration of vacant properties
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• Clifton Heights residents concerned over possible loss of fields
• Development of Raven Motel site moves to zoning board
• County Council to hold meeting in Upper Chichester
• Countywide reassessment process continues
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• North Penn approves full-day kindergarten for 2019-2020
• Limerick Township ends low-income repair program
• Free Citizens’ Leadership Academy classes start Oct. 4 in Norristown
• Lower Gwynedd to consider tall grass and weeds ordinance
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• Pa. Supreme Court restores Philly's right to issue fines for boarded windows and doors
• Philadelphia to overhaul property seizure law
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• $1.5M grant will help pay for Phoenixville community center
• Phoenixville Council backs effort to bring back passenger rail
• Westtown Township, Toll Brothers await decision on Crebilly Farm dispute
• Ground broken for $5 million Southern Chester County Regional Police complex
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• Residents to receive mailers as countywide assessment continues
• Pa. grant money to fund capital projects in Springfield, Upper Darby
• Upper Darby looks to collect delinquent sewer, trash fees
• Officials to meet to discuss Woodburne Mansion
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• Plymouth Township council considers sale of sewer system
• Police consolidation a hot topic in Bridgeport
• Two buildings set to be razed in Conshohocken
• Upper Salford to appeal cell tower decision
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• City construction tax dead, Kenney promising funds for affordable housing
• Controversial anti-squatting law passes in Philadelphia
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• Kennett Township officials keep eye toward walkability
• Osborne Hill Farm gets protected status
• Hotel taxes generating millions
• Aging water lines to be replaced in Coatesville
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• Upland cracking down on code violations
• ‘Sober living’ facility to stay open as owners, Nether Providence reach accord
• Media’s iconic Raven Motel may become new development
• Upland Historical Commission dissolved
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• Pottstown eyes new weapon against blight
• Highs and lows of Limerick Township sewer system sale
• Hatfield Borough to consider bee regulations
• Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick plans water contamination task force
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• City officials: Philly to add 100,000 homes by 2028
• Kenney proposes alternative to construction tax for affordable housing
• Final public meeting scheduled for Housing Preservation Task Force
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• Massive sewer rate hike expected in West Goshen
• Meeting will examine funding of local infrastructure
• West Chester University launches free shuttle service to town
• Tredyffrin to amend solicitation ordinance
• Birmingham Township to amend peddling and soliciting rules
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• Chadds Ford residents hear plan for trails, some oppose
• A look inside revaluations in Delco
• Radnor Township Manager holding community listening sessions
• Springfield zoners OK changes for Coventry Woods development
• Delaware County offers flood damage assistance
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• 375 age-restricted homes proposed in Hatfield
• Lower Salford reschedules rezoning meeting
• New Limerick Township building is now open
• Shade trees available for Jenkintown residents
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• 27-story condo tower favored for 709 Chestnut Street
• Citizen Planning Institute offers fall course
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• County going after hotels, Airbnbs, for taxes
• Construction of 598 homes starts in West Goshen
• Community economic development workshop coming to Kennett Square
• Landscapes3 nears completion
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• More work needed on residential plan for Don Guanella site
• County council moves to demolish Toal building
• Development underway at Ardrossan property
• Municipalities attempt to skirt MCOCA
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• Norristown considers selling sewer system
• North Wales public hearing to consider adoption of Comprehensive Plan
• Norristown opens waiting list for Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program applications
• Rep. Steve McCarter holding town hall meeting Sept. 6
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• Study finds discrimination in affordable housing voucher program
• Philadelphia has high rate of reverse mortgages
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• Controversial Devon Yard project finally opens
• Plan for huge apartment complex in Kennett Township advances
• Oxford residents air concerns over parking garage plan
• Palmer Park in Coatesville to undergo green makeover
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• Drexeline delays draw packed house
• Radnor declares disaster from flooding
• Morton parking app available
• Municipalities attempt to skirt MCOCA
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• Lansdale approves Human Relations Ordinance
• New app allows Montco residents to submit crime tips
• Sale of Limerick sewer system finalized
• Lower Salford moves Sept. 5 meeting to Indian Valley Middle School
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• City officials hope to recoup $50M in Market Street deal
• Philadelphia schools to start before Labor Day
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• Phoenixville mayor’s task force looks to return rail service
• Oxford to hold meeting on transportation center
• Anti-poverty crusaders fight to cut taxes for mobile-home owners
• West Goshen to hold sewer meeting
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• Developers present plans for Don Guanella tract
• Radnor Board passes stormwater management resolutions
• Clifton Heights to update rental regulations
• Towns struggle with sudden spike in recycling costs; some mull tax hikes
• Delaware County evaluating extent of storm damage
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• Lower Salford residents oppose high-density development
• Governor’s ‘Cabinet in your Community’ town hall on Aug. 22
• Jenkintown announces website improvements
• Montco commissioners approve plans to boost bike infrastructure
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• Renters keep coming to Philly
• Mount Airy workshop to focus on homeownership
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• Public to get access to Bryn Coed Farms in West Vincent
• Officials reconsider plan to run sewer line from Oxford to Nottingham
• Phoenixville Borough aims to update tree ordinance
• Atglen Borough to hold meeting on comprehensive plan
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• Middletown Township Sewer Authority to require sanitary sewer certificate
• Chadds Ford supervisors approve sewer plant upgrade
• Residents appeal Drexeline Plaza zoning variances
• Ridley Township targets door-to-door solicitors with new rules
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• Growing Bridgeport Together promotes revitalization
• Pennsburg hears from residents about invasive bamboo
• Upper Dublin debates merits of old agreement
• Hilton breaks ground for new hotel in Lower Providence
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• City planners increasingly want to talk with you, not at you
• In gentrifying neighborhoods, culture clashes can get ugly
• Philadelphia will issue municipal ID cards starting next year
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• East Fallowfield imposes new blight regulations
• West Chester Council mulls changes to parking rates
• Neighborhood University to start in September
• County conservation districts to consider priorities at joint meeting
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• Delco OKs $115K risk assessment study on pipeline
• County Historical Society aims to boost Chester's future with downtown move
• Chadds Ford adopts ordinance for inspection of commercial buildings
• Slipping reserves drop Upper Darby schools’ bond rating
• County conservation districts to consider priorities at joint meeting
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• Jenkintown reviews progress of Concrete Infrastructure Program
• Lower Merion Township partners with ‘Curb My Clutter’
• Demolition to make way for mixed-use building in Souderton
• Pottsgrove School Board president resigns
• EPA meets with residents on water contamination at bases
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• Philly Fed compiles list of city's tax-aid programs for homeowners
• Old homes, high poverty make Philadelphia housing less than affordable for some
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• WCU: Close Church Street on campus
• Kennett Township officials plan to downgrade soliciting ordinance
• Atglen Borough to revise rental regulations
• Phoenixville transit study released
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• Delaware County conducts housing survey
• Rose Valley sewer system hooks up with DELCORA
• How Media became 'a cool place to go in the suburbs'
• Chadds Ford business privilege tax collections
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• Abington approves settlement ending apartment dispute
• Lansdale to consider proposed Code Adoption Ordinance
• Norristown looks to clean up public spaces
• County construction studies show hot housing and commercial markets
  more»

• Soda tax upheld by state Supreme Court
• More city money for anti-eviction efforts brings expanded access to legal services for tenants
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• Newlin officials oppose Embreeville sewage plan
• Zukin seeks to build new hotel on Gay Street
• Support grows for public parking garage in Oxford
• Toll Brothers’ 42-house development plan sparks concern
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• Chester Water Authority, city continue talks
• Delco council spars over $2.1M no-bid deal for 911 services
• Holy Cross nixes Springfield school bus deal
• Couple says fence was approved by Radnor before citations
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• Sanatoga Green project moving toward approval in Lower Pottsgrove
• North Wales draft 2040 comprehensive plan ready for public feedback
• Worcester residents oppose proposed sale of open space
• Upper Providence sanitary sewer extension project progressing
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• Philadelphia has normal water infrastructure problems, not a crisis
• Study finds there are 2 million parking spots in Philadelphia
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• West Nantmeal updates U&O ordinance to comply with MCOCA
• Mariner East 2 pipeline may take alternate route
• Oxford Mainstreet earns national recognition
• Campaign to house 100 homeless vets a success
• ‘Citizen’s risk assessment’ of pipeline project moves forward
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• Springfield School District OKs 2.4 percent tax hike
• Boom time for new code officer in Clifton Heights
• William Penn-led funding lawsuit isn’t ‘moot,’ argue lawyers
• Clifton Heights to consider changes to rental ordinance
• Mariner East 2 pipeline may take alternate route
• ‘Citizen’s risk assessment’ of pipeline project moves forward
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• Lower Merion planners recommend approval for conversion of old landscaping site
• Teva moving American headquarters out of Montgomery County
• Limerick keeps housing rehab program for one more year
• Turnpike interchange still planned for Norristown
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• Philly OKs building code to modernize construction, address climate change
• Efforts to tear down `imminently dangerous' buildings get a $2M budget lift
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• Coatesville Area School Board passes budget with 5.27% tax hike
• West Nantmeal set to adopt use and occupancy ordinance
• UCF passes budget with tax increase
• Officials receive spotted lanternfly update from USDA
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• Upper Darby zoners approve new Drexeline plan
• Marple Newtown board approves tax increase
• Garnet Valley budget raises taxes
• Radnor looks to raze unsafe house on Sproul Road
• UCF passes budget with tax increase
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• Bureaucracy threatens Limerick Township home repair program
• Elkins Estate in Cheltenham eyed for redevelopment
• New supermarket opens in Pottstown
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• Philadelphia transfer tax increase effective July 1
• Philadelphia has no clear rules on bedbugs
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• Phoenixville downtown recognized for revitalization, business
• Chester County Planning Commission seeks comments on Landscapes3
• Avon Grove board votes to show PlanCon funds as tax credit
• Oxford Borough seeks federal funds for transportation center
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• Delco moves forward on pipeline risk assessment study
• Upper Darby approves $210M school budget with tax increase
• Interboro School Board approves budget, new member
• Aston makes change to electrical requirement
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• Norristown to consider anti-discrimination ordinance
• Upper Dublin taxes increase 1.99%
• No historical upgrade for Clothier Estate in Lower Merion
• EPA plans community event in Horsham to discuss water contamination
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• Philadelphia transfer tax to increase July 1
• Philly City Council narrowly passes controversial tax on construction projects
• New Philly school board convenes next month
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• Chester County reaches milestone in farmland preservation
• Avon Grove property owners will pay 3.1 percent more in taxes
• Downingtown adopts $220M budget
• Developer seeks zoning change to permit townhouses on former Tredyffrin swimming pool property
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• Clifton focuses on code enforcement issues, starts vacant property registry
• $1M anonymous donation revives Radnor’s Willows Mansion
• Ridley schools OK new budget with a tax increase
• Debate ensues over proposed Drexel Hill development
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• Lower Merion School Board approves budget
• Pottstown School District budget hurt by hospital sale
• Boyertown final budget includes 5.4 percent tax increase
• CHOP to open new hospital in King of Prussia
• Lower Moreland planners to consider Philmont Country Club townhouses
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• Realtors association mailer attacks Kenney's budget plan
• With $24M parking lot deal, Goldenberg Group mulls Market East development
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• $90k state grant will help combat mushroom fly infestation
• Interactive map highlights projects in Coatesville
• East Marlborough officials debate controversial development plan
• Area townships to continue Citizen Education Program
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• Middletown to Pa.: Stop pipeline construction
• Springfield planners consider medical office building off State Road
• Aldan Council opposes EIT
• Delaware County school districts spending more on kids
• Swarthmore endorses financial agreement between college and authority
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• Lower Merion School District to purchase Islamic Foundation site for new school
• New $67M apartment complex in East Norriton
• Tax increase in Wissahickon School District
• House Bill 2468 introduced to limit use of eminent domain
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• Rebuild legislation passes city council
• PennDOT, Wolf announce plans to ease I-76 traffic
• Philadelphia railroad ruins transformed into elevated park
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• CASD tables final vote on 2018-2019 budget
• West Chester School Board passes budget with 2.8 percent tax hike
• $850K grant awarded to Chester County airport
• Oxford Area School Board passes budget
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• Developers unveil plans for Drexeline Town Center
• Economic roundtable included chairman of Senate Appropriations Committee
• Radnor eyes cleanup services for Wayne business district
• West Chester School Board passes budget with 2.8 percent tax hike
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• Hatboro extends discrimination protections
• Spring-Ford budget to increase taxes 2.35%
• Hatboro-Horsham school budget hikes taxes
• Cheltenham sells sewer system
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• Council comes up with a city budget that won't increase Philly property taxes
• Philly congressmen seek federal help to fix 'unconscionable' condition of city schools
• North Philly station project backers should chase public cash and team with Temple, study says
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• Residents seek full remediation of Bishop Tube site
• County acquires land for Struble Trail expansion
• Owen J. Roberts will raise taxes 2.4%
• Sunoco pipeline operation and construction halted again
• Phoenixville Area School District budget will raise taxes 3.18%
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• Consultants advise selling Chester Water Authority
• Partisan deadlock kills Delco’s pipeline risk study
• Radnor commissioners approve Penn Medicine plan
• County controller’s office sets up new fraud hotline
  more»

• Abington to amend vacant property registration ordinance
• Tax increase planned in Upper Dublin School District
• Open house scheduled for 'Upper Merion 2040'
• Owen J. Roberts will raise taxes 2.4%
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• Changes to Philly construction tax break under review
• City council tweaks bill requiring developers to provide more parking in Philly neighborhoods
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• West Chester eyes Earned Income Tax hike
• West Brandywine comes out against proposed CASD tax hike
• Kennett Square’s western edge flourishing
• Kennett Township officials eye formal role for environmental council
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• Public meeting scheduled for tax reassessment initiative
• Open house, open opinions on Don Guanella site proposal
• Ridley schools see increases in taxes and spending
• Radnor Board approves 10-year lease for Willows mansion
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• Fight over Stoneleigh Garden continues
• Tax hike planned for Pottstown School District
• EPA study gets attention from Congress
• North Penn budget advances with tax increase
• Revitalization accelerating in Upper Moreland
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• City council advances tax bills, including real estate transfer tax hike
• Bill would protect neighborhood groups from lawsuit-happy developers
• Plan to stop water shut-offs sputters as rate hike looms
  more»

• DASD approves preliminary budget
• Chester County tax payers hit with lower hike under UCFSD proposed budget
• Phoenixville Borough names task force to study rail service
• City and state officials tour development projects in Coatesville
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• Country club sues Media over rezoning proposal
• Collection firm brings in back taxes for Chester
• New time, venue for meeting on future of Don Guanella site
• New hotel ready to open in Marple
• Taxes to rise in Upper Darby schools proposed budget
• UCFSD proposed budget calls for steep tax hike in Delaware County
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• Pottstown eyes changes to fire code, removes sprinkler provision
• Jenkintown 2035 Comprehensive Plan enters adoption phase
• Conshohocken public hearing for comprehensive plan update
• Pottstown posts borough council vacancy
  more»

• Proposed fire code upgrade could affect all rental properties
• L&I ‘bundles’ violations for owners with multiple properties
  more»

• Pennsylvania American Water purchases Sadsbury sewer system
• East Whiteland plans Route 30 revitalization
• East Fallowfield’s new manager optimistic about grant funding
• Oxford schedules hearings on sidewalk maintenance, land acquisition
  more»

• Residents fight to save Earle’s Lake in Radnor and Newtown
• Three Delco employers make Forbes magazine Top 500 list
• Lawsuit against Chester Stormwater Authority rejected
• Penn-Delco looks to hire armed security officer
  more»

• Norristown releases 2017 annual report
• Lower Merion School District eyes four properties for middle school
• Norristown Area School District superintendent to retire
• Pottsgrove School District budget calls for 1% tax increase
  more»

• Building group says ‘unpredictable’ property tax assessments threaten development
• L&I commissioner proposes controversial solution to housing crisis
  more»

• Avon Grove will build a new high school
• Phoenixville to sponsor feasibility study for passenger rail line to Philly
• West Chester School Board eyes tax hike
• Coatesville school district set to pass 8.4% tax hike
• State Sen. Dinniman files legal complaint against pipeline
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• Marple Newtown considers tax hike
• New middle school under consideration in Upper Darby
• Chester Upland posts two board vacancies
• State Sen. Dinniman files legal complaint against pipeline
  more»

• Lower Merion School District proposes 2.4% tax increase
• Lansdale posts council vacancy
• Souderton Area School District proposes tax hike
• Hatboro-Horsham works to decrease budget gap
  more»

• Philadelphia neighborhoods named ‘greenest’
• Bill requiring independent appraisals on city real estate deals likely to pass
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• Real estate transfer tax funds $766k in affordable housing grants
• Sewer line’s proposed path into Maryland nixed by Rising Sun
• DEP hearing on Mariner East 2 scheduled for April 30
• East Caln considers ordinance regarding on-lot sewage
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• Ridley Park Borough manager pick stirs controversy
• Clifton Heights increases fees for permits and licenses
• Concord considers 254-townhouse development proposal
• Radnor Planning Commission recommends approval of Penn Medicine project
• DEP hearing on Mariner East 2 scheduled for April 30
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• Montco housing market surges
• Lower Providence supervisors to host open house
• Norristown Area School District reconsiders preliminary budget
• Upper Merion supervisor resigns
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• Housing and shops proposed at Frankford Chocolate Factory site
• Appeals court rules city is not immune to adverse possession law
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• Valley Township considers allowing zoning for casinos
• Kennett school district may hike taxes by 2.27 percent
• County preserved 4,240 acres of open space in 2017
• New Garden considers tax incentives for volunteers
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• Developers to present plans for Don Guanella site in Marple
• Springfield updates community on new high school plans
• County Council continues road show in Radnor
• Middletown development loses 14 lots to Sunoco pipeline
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• ‘Conversations with the Commissioners’ 2018 Series dates announced
• Pottstown School District facing $1.7 million shortfall
• Bridgeport to consider anti-discrimination ordinance
• Cheltenham posts information regarding potential sewer system sale
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• City council announces affordable housing bills
• Philadelphia Water Department proposes rate hike
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• West Bradford zoners deny Embreeville developer’s challenge
• Residents hear update on Coatesville redevelopment projects
• Kennett Township residents complain about tax hike
• Avondale considers intergovernmental municipal authority agreement
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• 15 homes to be built at Ardrossan estate in Radnor
• $120M update planned for Drexeline Shopping Center
• Ridley teachers ink five-year contract with district
• Aston considers amending commercial safety inspection ordinance
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• Limerick conducts special hearing over mobile home park property maintenance
• Plymouth adopts anti-discrimination ordinance
• Task force says keep Pottstown Y open
• King of Prussia business park gets new name
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• City property tax bills surprise many
• Pew releases ‘Philadelphia 2018: The State of the City’
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• East Whiteland considers transportation impact fee
• Oxford Borough sewer reps balk at payment
• Caln Township considers update to property maintenance code
• Sunoco pipeline friction continues
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• Aston commissioners advance plan for 180-unit development
• Sunoco pipeline friction continues
• Middletown plans loop road at congested intersection
• Delco man admits to role in $13M mortgage fraud
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• 2018 Montco Housing Fair is April 28
• YMCA closure generates questions
• Pottstown schools draft budget has $2.4M shortfall
• Ambler works through bamboo regulations
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• Mayor announces picks for new school board
• City parking amnesty program runs through April 30
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• West Chester schools plan includes new elementary school
• Sadsbury to consider amending sidewalk maintenance ordinance
• At Landscapes3 meeting, residents look to county’s future
• Easttown Township to vote on new comprehensive plan
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• Springfield plans hearing on new high school
• Final scheduled reassessment meeting set for April 4
• Widener, Natural Lands partner on arboretum master plan
• Delco zip code tops disposable-income list
• Edgmont supervisors to vote on nonresidential inspection ordinance
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• Cleanup of Upper Merion Superfund site near
• Norristown selected as winner of NLC Small Cities Resilience Competition
• Hatfield Township views updated plans for Walter property
• Spring-Ford approves $11 million high school expansion project
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• Apartment complex proposed in Northern Liberties
• New bike lanes coming to Fairmount Park and West Philly
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• Annual survey finds homelessness decreasing in county
• Honey Brook Borough, township to partner on comprehensive plan
• Connecting 15 Upper Uwchlan homes to public sewer will cost $1.1M
• Sunoco Pipeline hit with noise violations in East Goshen
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• Marple buys a swim club
• Chester City, CWA agree to negotiations amid turmoil
• Media approves new police contract
• Panel looks at impact of charter schools in Delco
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• State reps join growing call to keep Pottstown YMCA open
• Commissioners presented with new transportation grant program
• Lower Merion updates temporary parking plan for downtown Ardmore
• Pottstown posts school board vacancy
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• Kenney gets 18 additional candidates for school board consideration
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• Kennett Borough and township partner on Cannery Row project
• Toll Brothers appeals Westtown’s Crebilly Farm ruling
• West Chester University, borough spar over stormwater management
• State Sen. Dinniman calls for halt to pipeline construction
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• Concord Ventures hearings proceed with new counsel
• School construction causing headaches for Aston residents
• State Sen. Dinniman calls for halt to pipeline construction
• Tax assessment appeal period opens
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• Lansdale to consider Subdivision and Land Development ordinance
• East Norriton ‘squatters’ convicted
• ‘Flushable’ wipes cause $500K sewer issue in Pottstown
• Open house planned for Jenkintown-Wyncote train station
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• Philadelphia’s gentrification in maps
• City controller issues soda tax report, mayor pushes back
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• West Nottingham to update on-lot sewer ordinances
• Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on three homes in Coatesville
• East Brandywine to hold hearing on Horseshoe Pike development
• Upper Uwchlan, East Caln recognized for newsletters
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• Ridley to create own municipal authority
• Developers discuss plans for Runnymeade Farms apartments
• Aston bond issue would fund new fire station, community center and playground
• Rebranded nonprofit looks to partner with governments, businesses
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• New Hanover supervisors display tougher stance on development
• Hatfield Borough to consider soliciting and peddling ordinance changes
• East Norriton makes changes to U&O procedure
• $25 million gifted to Abington High School
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• Mayor Kenney introduces budget plan
• $50M affordable housing bill introduced
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• Oxford to receive $143k from state for roads
• West Goshen pursues Tree City USA designation
• Riverkeeper challenges Bishop Tube decision
• East Goshen offers free sewer cap replacements
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• Radnor School District ranks safest in nation
• County plans informational meetings on reassessment
• Sunoco expects pipeline to be operational by June
• Applications being accepted for lead paint control program
  more»

• Pottstown and West Pottsgrove riverfront project concept unveiled
• Grant awarded to test some residents for water contaminants
• Hatfield Township launches redesigned website
• Your Way Home announces 2-1-1 support line
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• Panel nominates 27 for school board
• ‘Greening’ vacant city lots cuts down on crime
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• Pipeline construction can resume in West Goshen, West Whiteland and Uwchlan 
• Sadsbury Township considers abolishing position of township manager
• Westtown cites traffic concerns in denial of Crebilly Farm development
• Brandywine Conservancy reaches 500-acre preservation goal
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• Plans for Don Guanella site to be unveiled at public meeting
• Chester Water Authority to invest $11.6 million in capital improvements
• Radnor committee members quit en masse over televised meetings
• New Crozer owner loses appeal on tax status of Springfield Hospital
• Glenolden bridge to close through August for PennDOT work
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• Towamencin continues curb replacement talks
• Boyertown preliminary budget has 5.44 percent tax hike
• Ambler discusses bamboo
• Boyertown Area School District posts board vacancy
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• $50 million mixed-use development breaks ground in West Philadelphia
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• Kennett school officials plan 2.2 percent real estate tax hike
• Uwchlan Supervisors vote to fight pipeline
• Natural Lands adds acres to ChesLen
• East Caln Township to consider sidewalk maintenance ordinance
• Willistown to adopt 2018 IMPC
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• Radnor commissioner proposes new Gateway Enhancement District
• Airport buys huge parcel in Tinicum to develop new cargo hub
• Upper Darby to consider adoption of comprehensive plan
• Concord officials plan response to request for recusal
• Upland adopts balanced budget
• Delco pipeline risk study committee reconfigures, tries to move ahead
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• Lower Merion School District will not increase taxes more than 2.4 percent
• East Norriton to update U&O ordinance, rental property regulations
• Lansdale to consider ordinance defining ‘accessory dwelling unit’
• Jenkintown Borough Council to host Community Conversation
• East Norriton schedules public meetings for comprehensive plan review
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• 'Just cause' eviction bill clears committee
• Loophole in law for the poor spurs gentrification
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• Planning commission offers survey on Chester Valley Trail’s western extension
• 54-unit housing development clears hurdle in East Marlborough
• West Bradford to consider ordinance to protect historic structures
• Draft budget shows 2.55 percent tax increase for Avon Grove schools
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• Delco council tables risk assessment study for pipeline
• All Delco council agenda and regular meetings to be recorded
• Court date set in Pa. school-funding case involving William Penn schools
• Developer wants Concord officials off proposal
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• North Penn eyes tax increase
• Planning Smarter Montco offers calendar of 2018 events
• West Conshohocken seeks resident volunteers
• Royersford Borough soliciting new businesses for downtown district
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• Rowhouses proposed for ex-Foxwoods casino site
• City begins discussion about modernizing plumbing code
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• Rail service for West Chester discussed at meeting
• Help name East Whiteland Township's next park
• Medical marijuana dispensary to open soon in East Whiteland
• DVRPC approves funding for trails in Kennett and East Goshen
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• Council debates taping of county meetings
• Ridley Township to consider municipal authority
• Ridley Park mayor touts borough’s success story
• DVRPC approves funding for trail in Haverford
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• SEPTA approves King of Prussia Rail plan
• North Penn School District offers property tax rebate program
• Two Montco trails awarded DVRPC funding
• Pottstown Family and Home Expo scheduled
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• Toll Bros. unveils new design for Jewelers' Row tower
• Philadelphia lags behind other cities in protecting historic resources, preservation group says
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• Smokestacks toppled ahead of new development in Downingtown
• East Goshen Township makes Paoli Pike Master Plan available to public
• North Coventry considers chicken ordinance
• Phoenixville Board borrows $10M for construction
• West Chester School District considering growth options
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• County council calls for risk assessment study on Mariner East 2 pipeline
• Media to hold public meeting on borough business district
• Concord planners reject development in Beaver Valley
• Interboro will not raise taxes over state allowance
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• Norristown schools budget proposed with no tax increase
• PA Supreme Court to hear aspects of LMSD tax lawsuit
• East Greenville council member resigns
• Lower Merion board VP resigns to assume public works position
  more»

• New Philadelphia loan program offers hope to residents with homes in disrepair
• Commute 95: Travel resources for commuters
  more»

• Discussion of West Chester rail service scheduled
• Census shows Chesco is healthy, wealthy and wise
• Paid parking and kiosks coming soon to Oxford
• New supervisor appointed in Easttown
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• County considers Historic Preservation Plan
• Ridley votes to stay within state tax hike guidelines
• Chester Business Association challenges stormwater authority over fees
• Radnor commissioner files legal action to block PLO zoning change
• Morton gets pitch for medical marijuana dispensary
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• North Penn eyes $9.7 million budget deficit
• Upper Dublin School District superintendent announces early retirement
• Water contamination resources for Bucks, Montgomery counties
• Norristown Police Department conducts community feedback survey
• Lansdale site deleted from EPA Superfund priorities list
  more»

• Federal policy from 1930s continues to harm Philadelphia
• New housing plan unveiled for Manayunk church site
• SEPTA’s $1.1B trolley plan announced
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• Kennett Township officials focus on acquiring open space
• Downingtown Council withdraws from Kardon Park lawsuit
• Tredyffrin/ Easttown school officials plan 2.4 percent tax hike
• Uwchlan eyes action against Sunoco pipeline
• Company plans bus service from West Chester to New York City
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• Data collection for Delaware County reassessment underway
• Middletown Township announces sewer lateral inspections
• Ridley Township Use and Occupancy process
• Lansdowne receives $95k for economic development
  more»

• Pottstown council looks to reduce budget
• Narberth posts council vacancy
• Jenkintown taxes steady
• North Wales approves budget; new police contract
  more»

• Most Philadelphia neighborhoods still haven't recovered from the recession
  more»

• Westtown denies Toll Brothers’ Crebilly development
• East Fallowfield supervisors add fire, emergency medical tax
• Chester County projects approved for funding
• County officials confident new venture fund will attract tech firms
  more»

• Chester approves 2018 budget with no new taxes
• No tax hike, but new ordinance in Chadds Ford
• Delaware County projects approved for funding
• Early talks begin on Upper Darby budget process for 2018-19
  more»

• Upper Pottsgrove cuts taxes
• Franconia holds the line on taxes
• Horsham taxes steady
• Upper Merion debuts new website
  more»

• SRC dissolution gets state approval
• Spruce Hill zoning remapping is backdoor historic preservation
  more»

• County commissioners approve budget plan with potential salary hikes
• Chandler Mill Preserve opens to the public
• No tax hike in West Goshen for 8th straight year
• Bryn Coed Farms effort nears deadline
• Chester County Urban Centers forum focused on parking
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• Residents get Route 322 expansion update
• Meehan calls for pipeline risk assessment study
• Haverford signs off on budget, tax hike
• Chadds Ford OKs loop road, opts out of allowing mini casinos
  more»

• County commissioners approve $403 million budget
• Pottstown settles on 12 percent tax increase
• Taxes steady in Towamencin
• Borough council vacancy in Jenkintown
  more»

• Philadelphia police take action against squatters
• Council votes to bar new gaming sites
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General News

• National Flood Insurance Program extension
• Tax reform update
  more»

• Kayak rack added along Brandywine in Downingtown
• Milne calls for freeze on pipeline construction
• Two projects in Chester County get state funding for redevelopment
• West Caln to consider blight ordinance
• East Coventry to consider volunteer service tax credits
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• Stormwater Authority of Chester to start charging property owners
• Radnor to consider sewer lateral inspection program
• Upper Darby’s plan to build, renovate schools could cost $180M
• Haverford OKs preliminary budget with 2.4 percent tax hike
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• After investing millions, Upper Perkiomen halts middle school construction 
• Upper Merion seeks feedback on local flooding issues
• Small tax increase proposed in Narberth
• Merck to sell 154 acres in Lower Gwynedd
  more»

• Inclusionary zoning bill clears committee, but final vote delayed until 2018
• Editorial: City leaders need to agree on a plan to make tax deadbeats pay their share
  more»

• East Goshen Township unveils plan to transform Paoli Pike Corridor
• Kennett Township homeowners call for action after rash of flooded basements
• No casinos or tax hike in Pennsbury
• Hankin sets sights on new Exton apartments
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• Council picks vendor for countywide reassessment
• County poised to adopt new transportation plan
• Rose Valley may lower taxes
• Aston Township considers tax credit for volunteer service
• U.D. school board to approve tax resolution for Drexelbrook Hotel
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• Pottstown adopts land bank law
• Former Rohm & Hass facility in Lower Gwynedd receives redevelopment funds
• Lower Merion officials approve mixed-use development in Ardmore
• No tax increase in Upper Pottsgrove budget
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• Affordable housing bill on hold
• Final West District Plan public meeting scheduled for Dec. 5
  more»

• Downingtown Council OKs next step for new train station project
• North Coventry considers tax relief for firefighters
• Perrone voted WC borough manager
  more»

• Upper Darby School Board opposes property tax, graduation resolutions
• Ridley approves rezoning park to allow development
• Chester authority to take second look at fees
  more»

• County budget holds the line on taxes
• Conshohocken approves Fayette Street Wawa
• West Pottsgrove commissioner vacancy
  more»

• City compiles preliminary list of Rebuild projects
• School Reform Commission votes to dissolve itself
  more»

• West Grove to provide volunteer service real property tax credit
• Sunoco wants to dig trenches in Exton area
• Easttown Township planners nix townhouse plan for Devon Center Overlay
• Parkesburg sewer line upgrade planned
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• Authority will charge Chester property owners new fees
• Upper Darby Township to consider comprehensive plan
• Oil pipeline encircling Philadelphia converts to shale gas
• Newtown Square gets its hotel
  more»

• Pottstown council caps tax increase at 18.6 percent
• Lower Pottsgrove tentative 2018 budget includes tax increase
• Lower Merion releases proposed budget, capital improvement plan
• Theater sale will support economic development projects in Souderton
  more»

• Atlas provides deeds, 311 info and historic images in one place
• City receives influx of Puerto Ricans, but no federal relief funds yet
• Germantown takes first place in national competition for historic preservation funds
  more»

• Residents tell Chester County officials where future growth should occur
• Commissioners decline Bishop Tube request
• Kennett Township officials deliberate over marijuana facilities and casinos
• West Chester University unveils construction plans
  more»

• Future of the Chester Water Authority is murky
• Edgmont tees up 167 units at country club site
• Chadds Ford intervenes in Ridge Road suit
• Delaware County updates deed recording schedule
• Parkside makes changes to rental property requirements
  more»

• Hearings scheduled for King of Prussia Rail project
• Lower Salford draft budget holds the line on taxes
• Lansdale draft budget includes 22% tax increase
• Bridgeport to consider sidewalk and curb ordinance amendments
  more»

• Kenney announces timeline to take back city schools, but no clear plan to fund them
• Legislation to crack down on squatters stalls in committee
  more»

• Hearings continue over proposed Crebilly Farm development
• Pipeline foes take fight to the ballot box in West Goshen and Uwchlan
• North Coventry seeks suggestions for Paravis Hall and Stubblebine House
• Volunteers, supporters celebrate Habitat for Humanity’s 150th home
• East Vincent to set age limits on per capita tax
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• Middletown eyes recreational use for 76-acre Smedley tract
• Media’s State Street named a ‘Great Street’ by state
• New assessment means bigger tax bills for Sunoco
• Delco OKs $65k for 14-acre open space parcel in Thornbury
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• Conshohocken task force to hold real estate forum
• Pottstown considers land bank ordinance
• Lower Merion moves forward with new park
• Development atop parking lot begins in Lansdale
• East Norriton budget looks steady for 2018
  more»

• Is property-tax abatement subsidizing successful neighborhoods?
• Report: New homes in Philly metro cost 188 percent more than old houses
• Philadelphia Archdiocese moves forward with vision to redevelop cathedral campus near Logan Square
  more»

• West Chester Borough Manager Michael Cotter resigns
• Oxford sewer line project advances
• Estimate for cost of West Chester borough hall renovation drops by $400,000
• Details of Avon Grove ‘Listening Post’ process shared
  more»

• Delaware County Transportation Plan
• ‘Sober living’ owners take Nether Providence to court
• Morton gives tax break to emergency service volunteers
• Thornbury weighs pipeline neighbors’ permit appeal
  more»

• Village at Valley Forge 55-plus rental project nearing completion
• Lower Merion School District discusses options due to increasing enrollment
• Taxes hold steady in Souderton
• Motion filed to have Lower Merion School District Board removed
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• Philly's SRC could call dissolution vote by year's end
• Philly business yearns for a tax cut to combat a regional slowdown
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• Landscapes3 public meeting scheduled
• County review of pension fees results in taxpayer savings
• WCU returns $174K overpayment
• Sunset Farm owners ink deal with Natural Lands
• Kennett Township officials consider enhanced role for environmental advisers
• 598 homes to be built in West Goshen
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• Delco won’t hike property taxes in 2018
• Upper Providence passes ordinance requiring registration of abandoned property
• Upper Darby plans tax hike in 2018
• Media weighs economic development
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• Pottstown to advertise land bank ordinance
• Coalition forms to promote city-suburban rail to King of Prussia
• Residents oppose Ardmore Target
• Perkiomen Township voters will decide fate of open space
• Lower Merion to consider medical marijuana ordinance
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• Over-supply of apartments has city rents trending lower
• Coalition forms to promote city-suburban rail to King of Prussia
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• Construction set to begin on SteelTown Village in Phoenixville
• Coatesville’s Iconic Lipkin building razed to usher in new era
• Riverkeeper protests Bishop Tube development
• 26 miles of county roads to be resurfaced
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• Radnor Zoning Hearing Board nixes Villanova University plan for sports dome
• Changes to Concord Township staff and council announced
• Middletown sees growth rising from the rubble of Granite Run Mall
• Moody’s upgrades Haverford’s credit rating
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• Hatfield Township approves tax cut for firefighters
• Lansdale early budget shows deficit
• Open house planned for Route 309 connector in Souderton
• Work begins on DeKalb Street townhomes in Norristown
  more»

• Anti-foreclosure bill advances
• Two tenant-protection bills introduced to council
  more»

• Sale of 5 area hospitals to Reading Health System is complete
• Historic Kennett Square hires new economic development director
• County planners seek input about Chester Valley Trail West project
• West Chester becomes 2nd PA municipality to commit to clean energy
  more»

• Springfield continues to debate new high school plans
• Ridley Park Borough hears complaints about solicitors
• Media meeting with county on redevelopment plan postponed
• Radnor commissioners lean toward approval of plans for Willows mansion
• Eddystone approves new tax assessment for Walmart
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• Montgomery Township issues 60-day notice to developer
• Jenkintown posts residential U&O guidelines
• Sale of 5 area hospitals to Reading Health System is complete
• Whitemarsh approves subdivision with historic properties
  more»

• West Philly District plan process continues
• Street safety plan released
  more»

• Phoenixville commits to 100% clean energy
• Chester County offers 2020 Master Planner Program
• Sewer rates going up 4% in Oxford
• County Commissioners endorse CWA’s decision not to sell
• County receives state funding to combat homelessness
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• Media weighs pros and cons of new county construction
• Radnor taxpayers likely won’t see tax hike
• Middletown pressed on pipeline issue
• Edgmont prepares to rule on country club redevelopment
• Springfield school board asked to list tax receipts from Morton
  more»

• Upper Dublin to buy building in office park
• East Norriton eyes uncollected business taxes
• Lower Merion Comprehensive Plan receives award
• Conshohocken Borough approves sale of Leeland Mansion
  more»

• Philly's tax appeal board meets more, gets ready for 2018 rush
  more»

• New middle school recommended for Avon Grove School District
• Hyatt hotel plan for Kennett Square shot down
• Birmingham farm preserved
• Judge rules in East Brandywine shopping center case
• PennDOT to begin Rt. 422 upgrade
  more»

• Radnor approves storm water repairs in North Wayne
• Haverford considers amending regulations for backyard chickens
• Chester Heights mulls new fine, penalties for residents
• Haverford municipal building project taking longer than expected
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• Norristown to consider amendments to occupancy certificate code
• New Hanover updates township website
• PennDOT to begin Rt. 422 upgrade
• Lower Moreland to host Greens at Huntingdon Valley information sessions
• Senate bill would pay for health study
  more»

• Commercial landlords sue Philadelphia over reassessments
• Task force focuses first on state of preservation in Philly
  more»

• Kennett Square sells land to library
• West Chester Borough plans ‘green curb’ extension plan
• Kennett Township drafts ordinance regulating marijuana facilities
• UCSD School board to consider sidewalks in East Marlborough
• Construction begins on project to improve safety on Route 41
  more»

• Upper Chi aims to boost Route 322 businesses
• $1 million donation toward Willows mansion renovation announced
• Havertown plans Skatepark upgrades
• Wawa withdraws proposal in Ridley, but residents’ concerns remain
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• Pottstown’s $2.3M budget gap raises prospect of large tax hike
• Montgomery County announces 19 bridge projects
• No 2018 township tax increase anticipated in Lower Merion Township
• Lower Merion Conservancy releases annual WatchList
  more»

• L&I to add inspectors and satellite office locations
• City offers ‘Partners for Good Housing’ guidebook
  more»

• Kennett Square officials put priority on pedestrian safety
• Oxford Sewer Authority considers revenue options, sale
• Part of Route 30 Bypass to be widened to 6 lanes
• Historians: Crebilly Farm was part of Battle of Brandywine
  more»

• Swarthmore neighbors lose battle with HEADstrong
• Upper Darby nixes medical marijuana dispensary proposal
• Marple Newtown settles with StoneMor; cemetery to pay taxes
• Concord Township adopts sign ordinance changes
  more»

• $150M mixed-used project in Upper Dublin has preliminary approval
• Increased homestead exemption suggested in Montgomery Township
• Upper Gwynedd to advertise medical marijuana ordinance
• Lower Merion teachers hire PR firm to help secure raises
  more»

• Philadelphia 2035 schedules North District open house
• Harvey-level damage unlikely in Philadelphia, but intense flooding already occurs
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• Work continues on Downingtown train station project
• Chester Water Authority resists sale
• Sidewalk installation connects Kennett Square, shopping center
• $2.4M grant will preserve land in Schuylkill Highlands
• Lawsuit against environmental group dismissed
  more»

• Chester Water Authority resists sale
• Ridley School District residents can no longer make payments at bank
• Marple eyes pollution reductions
• Middletown picks new firm to study pipeline safety issues
• Morton pushes Springfield School District on name
  more»

• Upper Dublin to consider Human Relations Commission ordinance
• Planning Commission offers zoning course
• 162-home project proposed in Franconia
• $2.4M grant will preserve land in Schuylkill Highlands
  more»

• Philadelphia Land Bank gets first full-time director
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• New FEMA floodplain maps are available
• ‘Pulse’ survey results reveal optimism among local businesses
• Work on Coatesville Third Avenue Streetscape underway
• In Exton area, an explosion of building activity
• Pennsbury hears about Walkable Chadds Ford
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• Colwyn managing well under Act 47, consultants say
• Middletown hears of potential pipeline hazards
• Pennsbury hears about Walkable Chadds Ford
• Leadership Delaware County still seeking applicants for class of 2018
• County’s ‘Ribbon of Green’ vision furthered with Darby Creek Trail progress
  more»

• Narberth approves final land development plan for Elmwood Church site
• County moving forward with turnpike corridor improvements
• Abington and Hatboro YMCAs to merge
• County appoints commerce director 
  more»

• No permits, no problem: Delinquent developers gaming public land sales
• Historic preservation will be a Rebuild priority
• City ‘reserving’ land for developers
  more»

• Tri-county trail plan unveiled
• Five-acre parcel sold at Exton Square Mall
• Kennett Square officials planning to sell land to Kennett Library
• Residents getting tiered trash collection
• West Whiteland makes changes to zoning
  more»

• Edgmont moves forward on land-development project
• Realtors paint and sand at Lansdowne Landing
• Aston, Parkside back independent CWA
• Radnor and Haverford to draft joint comprehensive plan
  more»

• Hatfield Township seeks feedback on Clemens Park plans
• Tri-county trail plan unveiled
• Conshohocken conducting borough-wide survey
• Six-story Suburban Square building approval delayed 
  more»

• Philadelphia’s ‘profitability penalty’
• In Callowhill, a race to claim the last undeveloped scrap of Center City
• Drone footage shows the Rail Park progress
  more»

• Chester County releases 2016 Housing Report
• Chesco Conservation District gets $300,000 in funding
• Chester County municipalities receive PECO Green Region grants
• Kennett Township purchases 63 acres of open space
• Second phase of Strode’s Barn restoration completed
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• Feedback requested for Aldan, Ridley Park, Clifton Heights and Glenolden
• Chadds Ford area residents petition for traffic changes at planned shopping center
• Delaware County municipalities receive PECO Green Region grants
• Chester Heights to consider changes to property maintenance requirements
  more»

• Cheltenham sewer replacement project underway
• Final cleanup plan issued for BoRit site
• Norristown launches economic development website
• Collegeville Borough Council has vacancy
  more»

• City tax appeals delayed by BRT vacation
• Apartment rental rates climb in Philadelphia, drop nationwide
• Navy Yard to house first Pa. community solar project
  more»

• Chester County ranks 8th in nationwide digital innovation
• Enrollment open for Westtown/East Goshen citizen’s police academy
• Crebilly hearing centers on traffic concerns
• Chester County offers pipeline information center
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• Feedback requested for Aldan, Ridley Park, Clifton Heights and Glenolden
• Montco, Delco Habitat for Humanity chapters merge
• Media eyes B & B rules and medical marijuana sites
• Marcus Hook to change residential parking permit requirements
  more»

• Limerick ordinance would amend zoning regulations
• Lansdale officials seek website feedback
• Water contamination resources for Bucks, Montgomery counties
• Montco, Delco Habitat for Humanity chapters merge
  more»

• Roxborough named a Classic Town of Greater Philadelphia
• New task force aims to preserve history as city grows
  more»

• Milne: Repurpose Bishop Tube site
• Chester Water Authority weighs options for the future
• Gerrymandering continues to be a topic of discussion in Chester County
• Officials consider selling borough land for new Kennett Library
  more»

• Feedback requested for Aldan, Ridley Park, Clifton Heights and Glenolden
• Appeals court tosses developer’s $8M claim against Marple Township
• Eddystone pushes completion of Circuit Trails by 2025
• Chester Water Authority weighs options for the future
• Sharon Hill files discriminatory-lending lawsuit in federal court
  more»

• Norristown debuts ‘Building Connections’ newsletter for landlords
• Huge Lower Pottsgrove development wins preliminary approval
• Lower Merion adopts new noise ordinance
• Upper Gwynedd rejects Wawa plans
• Norristown Municipal Council announces summer listening tour
  more»

• Amid gentrification fear, 33 new affordable homes coming to Point Breeze
• City offers to end use of forfeiture funds for law enforcement
  more»

• Sunoco will connect homes to public water
• Phoenixville Council cuts tax abatement short
• Coatesville Gateway Project: ‘When we build it, others will follow’
• New report identifies Chester County’s main employers
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• Marple investor's proposed retirement community stirs controversy
• Springfield rejects zoning change for car dealership
• New study identifies main Delco employers
• Concord planners to review proposed development
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• Sora West project in Conshohocken receives zoning approval
• Towamencin reviews ways to announce curb upgrades
• Community Connections offers one-stop resource for Montco residents
• Lower Merion boards recommend approval of hotels at Pencoyd Iron Works site
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• PICA approves city's five-year plan, warns of insufficient savings 
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• Chester County FEMA open house
• Coatesville struggles to maintain public pools
• Kennett Square civic center plan scrapped; library to build own building
• East Goshen losing its reservoir
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• Millbourne Borough looks to bring U&O inspections into compliance with MCOCA
• Morton councilman suggests new name: Springfield-Morton School District
• Concord lawsuit could include Chadds Ford
• Haverford updates fee structure
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• Commissioners move Norristown traffic project forward
• Floodproofing workshops held in Ambler
• County planners conduct bicycling survey
• Norristown to consider new rules for group and institutional homes
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• Philadelphia reorganizes development-related agencies into single Department of Planning and Development
• Substandard rentals persist in Philadelphia 
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• Chester County unveils Ceremonial Deed Program
• Extension route of Chester Valley Trail revealed
• Kennett Square and Kennett Township to partner on economic development
• North Coventry Township to amend regulations for signs and temporary signs
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• New Marple Newtown school budget cuts tax rate
• Walkable Chadds Ford enters fundraising phase
• Taxes go up, but sports, activities are saved in William Penn budget
• Millbourne to consider a sewer connection and lateral maintenance ordinance
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• Taxes up 4.33 percent in Norristown Area School District
• Hatboro-Horsham budget includes tax increase
• Upper Moreland School District passes budget with tax increase
• Slight tax increase in Abington School District
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• Mayor releases plan to fight lead poisoning
• Philadelphia sets aside $500k to help renters fight eviction
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• West Chester Borough sees ‘remarkable’ growth
• Court ruling sets back Kardon Park development
• Plans reintroduced for Mosteller Building in West Chester
• Planner: Crebilly development a net gain
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• Realtors® placemaking grant supports Lansdowne Landing
• Chester residents seek solutions to environmental woes
• Interboro hikes taxes 3.2 percent, furloughs special education positions
• Final Springfield budget hikes taxes 2.5 percent
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• Franconia plans for public sewers in Morwood
• Montco homelessness drops
• Lower Pottsgrove to consider sanitary sewage holding tank ordinance
• Lansdale interactive map shows projects in progress
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• On deadline, Philly City Council reaches consensus on Rebuild
• Council bill would mandate affordable units in every development
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• Chester County recognizes value of homeownership
• Parkesburg Borough adopts point of sale inspections
• Penn Township to impose impact fees
• West Goshen supervisors could limit public comment at meetings
• WalkWorks ChesCo aims for a billion steps
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• Hotel marks new era in Chester
• Taxes going up 3 percent in Wallingford-Swarthmore
• Marple Township gives approval for urgent care facility
• Chichester budget raises taxes
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• North Penn budget includes 2 percent tax increase
• Litigation holds up seminary sale in Lower Merion
• Pottstown to consider allowing fire pits
• Methacton School District conducts community survey
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• Council hears fears of ‘middle’ neighborhoods’ decline
• Water department launches low-income assistance program
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• Parkesburg poised to adopt point of sale inspections
• East Whiteland residents pack meeting to oppose Bishop Tube plan
• Chester County’s Landscapes3 survey open through June
• East Marlborough Supervisors adopt resolution to end gerrymandering
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• Storm water management plan unveiled for Chester
• Upper Darby School District adds $71k to facilities study
• Backyard chicken ordinance discussion continues in Radnor
• Millbourne Borough to regulate marijuana operations
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• Lower Merion School District to announce tax hike while legal woes continue
• Taxes rise in Wissahickon School District
• Worcester to consider bamboo ordinance
• Narberth to consider creation of Human Relations Commission
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• Some commercial reassessments don't add up
• City Council postpones Rebuild vote
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