Posted by ㅤㅤ leNovo on 6:02 AM
Philadelphia InquirerTwo years of pokey trains, parking disruptions, and noisy nights around the Collingswood PATCO station are almost over.Just when a columnist - puzzled by the seemingly inscrutable and endless goings-on - got curious enough to ask a couple of questions.Turns out a $12 million project to replace 5,000 concrete pads under the tracks along a half-mile elevated stretch of the commuter line should be finished this month, PATCO general manager Bob Box says.Although this sort of infrastructure project is a major undertaking, there's little glamour attached. The need isn't evident to the public, but the annoying nature of the work...
Posted by ㅤㅤ leNovo on 6:46 AM
Philadelphia InquirerMuch of the scant construction in Pennsylvania in the near future will be funded by taxpayers, including the projects crammed into the $1.6 billion "Public Improvement Projects, Transportation Assistance Projects and Redevelopment Assistance Capital Projects" signed by Gov. Rendell last week.My colleague Suzette Parmley has written about the $10 million offered developer Robert Ambrosi for his conversion of the former Pincus Bros. clothing factory in Old City into a hotel, apartments, and stores.Our Harrisburg staff detailed the state's plans to immortalize the political papers of lame-duck Sen. Arlen Specter and the late...
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Posted by ㅤㅤ leNovo on 7:14 AM
Philadelphia Business JournalPhoenixville Hospital is getting ready to build a third cardiac-catheterization laboratory to keep pace with patient demand at its burgeoning heart program.The Chester County hospital performed 1,192 diagnostic and therapeutic catheterization procedures — such as balloon angioplasties to clear blocked arteries — in 2007, the year its second cath lab opened.This year the medical center expects that number to reach 2,059 procedures.“This is an area where we’ve had significant growth,” said Stephen Tullman, president and CEO of the hospital. “We’re at capacity at the two cath labs now.”The $3 million price tag for a...
Posted by ㅤㅤ leNovo on 8:27 AM
NJ.com More than $2 billion is being spent this year to repave highways, replace bridges, add new lanes and make other improvements on roads across the state. Though the roadways were clear of construction work for the past five days, due to the long Fourth of July holiday, starting at noon today the crews — and their orange cones will be back, and so will the delays.To keep score on what's happening, here is list of the places near you and around New Jersey where road crews will be at work this summer and, in some cases, far beyond. Avoid them if you can. But if you can’t, approach with care.• Route 1 North Brunswick bridge replacement:...
Posted by ㅤㅤ leNovo on 8:06 AM
Times-TribuneWith the boom in Marcellus Shale natural gas development throughout the region, area educational institutions are growing to keep up with work force demands.New training, certification and degree programs are being created at local schools to ensure local job skills are tailored to white- and blue-collared job needs related to the natural gas drilling industry.Already, Lackawanna College and Johnson College in Scranton, Keystone College in LaPlume and the Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport represent the growing trend of educational institutions offering course work and the hands-on training needed to become employable...
Posted by ㅤㅤ leNovo on 11:32 PM
The Philadelphia InquirerRoad worrier: Bobby Lemons contends permit parking on McKean Street curbed business at his store. He led an unsuccessful counter-petition he says was sandbagged by his councilman. It's about fairness, says the woman affectionately dubbed the mayor of McKean Street.It's about politics, gripes an adversary down the block.It's about democracy, contends the councilman who green-lighted it all.It's about - what else? - parking in South Philadelphia.In March of last year, the 900 block of McKean Street became one of more than 800 areas designated for permit parking by the Philadelphia Parking Authority, allowing neighborhood...