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Abandoned factories pose a problem in reviving Philly areas
After the owner of Gryphin Coatings closed his Port Richmond plant, an army of scrappers and vandals broke out the windows, kicked in the doors, and carted off just about every piece of salable metal.
 
New Jersey revenue falls short in April
 
Greece to head to polls again after talks collapse
Man gets 37 years for 2 robberies
A PHILADELPHIA man who had avoided conviction in city courts, despite multiple arrests for robbery and other crimes, was sentenced on Tuesday to 37 years in a federal lockup for two gunpoint robberies in the far Northeast in December 2007 and October 2009. U.S. District Judge Anita Brody also ordered John Gassew to pay $7,194 in restitution to two victims. Gassew, 25, was found guilty in February of two robberies and of using a firearm. He was cleared of one robbery and one gun charge.
 
Obama to meet with Center City high school's seniors
 
A young boy, a toy gun and ‘insane’ justice
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