These are the next steps for the Sixers arena, now that Cherelle Parker has endorsed it
The Sixers' new arena would be build on the western third of the Fashion District mall in Center City Philadelphia, just ...
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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker signs off on the proposed new 76ers arena
The announcement from Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker comes just over a week after hundreds of people gathered at a town ...
Advocates, opponents of Philadelphia 76ers proposed arena turn to city council after Cherelle Parker backs plan
Chinatown leaders will continue to fight against the 76ers' proposed arena, despite Mayor Cherelle Parker's endorsement.
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Mayor Cherelle Parker endorses 76ers arena in Center City, saying agreement has been reached
Activists rallied outside City Hall to oppose the $1.55 billion plan that aims to build a new venue near Chinatown.
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Mayor Cherelle Parker endorses 76ers arena plan
Mayor Cherelle Parker is backing the Sixers $1.5 billion arena plan in Center City. Why it matters: Parker's blessing is ...
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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker strikes deal with 76ers for Center City arena | What to know
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker said Wednesday she is throwing her support behind the 76ers' plan to build an arena in Center City.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker provides progress report on summer-long cleanup effort
On Saturday, astronaut Butch Wilmore alerted NASA’s Mission Control about an unexplained “strange noise” coming from a ...
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Parker Reaches Agreement To Move 76 Place Arena Forward
Mayor Cherelle Parker is touting the economic benefits of the arena. Developers and trade groups are cheering, too.
SEPTA is cutting back on remote work for its administrative workers
The transit agency is cutting back on the number of remote work days available to its office employees beginning in November.
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SEPTA cracking down on fare evasion as students return to campus
SEPTA is issuing summary citations for fare evaders, with a maximum penalty of up to 90 days in jail. As SEPTA begins treating fare evasion as a crime, Temple students returning to Philadelphia this ...