Click here to read the article in Phillymag. Sandy Smith, Phillymag's Home and Real Estate Editor, adds some interesting historic background about what he describes as an "Italianate Villa." According to Smith, the house was built in 1925. It "remained in the hands of the family that built it for three generations before it became a convent in 1977. Its current owners bought … [Read more...] about Phillymag Offers History And Current Photos Of ‘Italianate’ Villa in Merion For Sale – $3.1 Million
Outspoken GOP Legislator ‘Can’t Pass Judgment’ On January 6.
Critical Race Theory, voting improprieties, mask-wearing, abortion - you name the issue, and Russ Diamond, a Republican member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, has probably expressed an opinion about it and done so very publicly. But in a Facebook exchange on Wednesday (July 28), when he was asked to share his thoughts about what happened at the Capitol on January … [Read more...] about Outspoken GOP Legislator ‘Can’t Pass Judgment’ On January 6.
GOP Senate Candidate, Craig Snyder, Calls Out Leftists And Trumpists
https://youtu.be/T3x_84boFM0 Kathy Barnette, Jeff Bartos, Sean Parnell and of course, Sean Gale are tirelessly prostrating themselves before the mighty visage of Donald Trump - hoping that the 45th President will bestow his blessing upon one of their candidacies for the 2022 Republican Senatorial Nomination. But now along comes a RINO (Republican In Name Only) who hopes to … [Read more...] about GOP Senate Candidate, Craig Snyder, Calls Out Leftists And Trumpists
$2.5 Million New Spending Announced For Diversity, Equity, Inclusion At Pennsylvania Colleges
State Senator Art Heywood (D, Philadelphia) posted an announcement on his website, Wednesday (July 21), announcing that $2.5 million in funding would be made available to the Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) for new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. According to Heywoods website - The $2.5 million will help to promote diversity … [Read more...] about $2.5 Million New Spending Announced For Diversity, Equity, Inclusion At Pennsylvania Colleges
Scooter Share Legal In Pittsburgh, Still Banned In Philly
Scooter share legalized for Pittsburgh only, still banned in Philadelphia https://t.co/qCYoGno63w pic.twitter.com/6FJZJCci2p— Billy Penn (@billy_penn) July 9, 2021 Earlier this month, DowntownPittsbugh.com reported that the City of Pittsburgh is officially launching electric scooters – also referred to as “e-scooters” – to the public on Friday, July 9, with … [Read more...] about Scooter Share Legal In Pittsburgh, Still Banned In Philly