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Posted 07/23/2008
A predawn amorous romp. A bath. A morning shave. Acceptable behavior for your home. But for a public space like Rittenhouse Square?
 
Homeless on the Square
 
Living in Rittenhouse Square
 
Waking up in Rittenhouse Square
Posted 07/18/2008
Over the next three years, the Benjamin Franklin Parkway will receive a $17.1 million face-lift, complete with enhanced sidewalks, new trees and shrubbery and two revamped parks.
 
New Parkway
 
Tax board going ahead with reassessment
 
Miss Rain Day: Nice work, if you can get it
Posted 07/18/2008
The Philadelphia Board of Revision of Taxes voted unanimously yesterday to move forward with a plan that could lead to sweeping changes in the way property is taxed in the city.
 
$17M facelift OK'd for Parkway
 
Miss Rain Day: Nice work, if you can get it
Philadelphia's Board of Revision of Taxes unanimously endorsed a sweeping overhaul of the city's bewildering and inequitable property-tax system yesterday, a move that could lead to big tax increases for many property owners in years to come, while others will likely enjoy significant tax cuts.
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Old City/Society Hill 19106
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Fairmount/Spring Garden 19130
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Bensalem 19020
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
MAD MEN. 10 p.m. Sunday, AMC. LOS ANGELES - We're walking, we're walking . . . and Matthew Weiner is talking.
NEWS
Jose Reyes' three-run homer snapped a sixth-inning tie and Billy Wagner closed the game as the Mets rebounded from last night's collapse with a 6-3 win over the Phillies.

Brett Myers struggled in his return to the major leagues. Myers recorded only two strikeouts while allowing three earned runs and five walks - including four in a row in the first inning.