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Written Testimony on Bill 190861 and Resolution 190874

City Council Committee on Law and Government

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City Hall Roll Call: October 7, 2021

Competing "Streeteries" legislation introduced

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City Hall Roll Call: October 14, 2021

"Driving Equality" bills receive final Council approval

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First Public Poll Finds a Statistical Tie in Philadelphia’s 2023 Mayoral Race

With a plurality of voters — 20% — still undecided, the election’s results are far from predetermined.

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🎉Inaugural City Hall Roll Call: March 25, 2021

Council pays tribute to "Philadelphia treasure" and "barrier breaker," Dr. Emma C. Chappell

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City Hall Roll Call: September 17, 2021

Council is back with a renewed focus on housing and development

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Testimony on Priority Election Reforms and Rebuilding Trust

House State Government Committee

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City Hall Roll Call: May 20, 2021

Demolition moratorium proposed in South Philadelphia

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In Support of the Proposed Amendment to the Home Rule Charter Educational Supplement

What is the amendment about? City voters will decide on May 15 whether the so-called Educational Supplement to the Home Rule Charter dealing with the public school system will be amended in various parts. These changes would impact the nomination, appointment and removal process for Board of Education members and create a Parent and Community Advisory Council charged with “consult[ing] on issues pertaining to educational policy and family and community engagement in schools.”

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City Hall Roll Call: September 30, 2021

Domb introduces proposal to make outdoor dining a permanent fixture in Philadelphia

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