5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: December 3, 2018
5th Square Holiday Party, Mayor Kenney at Design Advocacy Group,
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: November 12, 2018
Washington Ave Meeting, ‘10-Minute Communities” event, Women Led Happy Hour
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: OCTOBER 31, 2018
Neighborhood Slow Zone Campaign Resources, Center City Transpo Survey, Reviving Vine report
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: October 23, 2018
Neighborhood Slow Zones, Meet-and-Greet with Councilwoman Helen Gym, Vision Zero One Year In
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: October 10, 2018
Delaware Waterfront Transit, 'Missing Middle' Housing Event, Support 1 Dock Street!
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: October 2, 2018
Petition for Free Election Day SEPTA, Roosevelt Blvd speed cams pass, Delaware Waterfront Transit Study
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: SEPTEMBER 24, 2018
Kenney to enforce Center City bus lanes, Canvass Saturday for Malcolm Kenyatta, Just Streets
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: SEPTEMBER 18, 2018
Harrisburg's six Vision Zero bills, Lime Bike hiring in Philly, Kenney transpo plan release date
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Map: Low-hanging fruit on the Vision Zero High Injury Network
Philadelphia’s process for adding traffic calming devices like speed cushions has some high hurdles for neighbors, but did you know you can request an all-way stop sign by simply writing a letter? While it doesn’t guarantee a new stop sign will be installed, your letter serves as legal notification of dangerous street conditions. The request triggers Philadelphia Streets Department to conduct a safety study, and legally obliges them to follow the results of the study.
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: September 11, 2018
Bus network redesign lessons, Philly still outpacing suburbs, Last call for Citizens Planning Institute
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: September 5, 2018
Boulevard Speed Cameras Vote Today, Vidas for Council, Come to Our Party
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: August 28, 2018
Make Woodland Ave safe for pedestrians, Transit advocacy kick-off, Krasner's bad call
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Newsletter: CityLab/PlanPhilly at the Rail Park, Transit Advocacy Kick-Off, Urbanist Job Board
Come to our Transit Committee kick-off this Wednesday, August 29th at Industrious!
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: August 14, 2018
Props for Free Streets, Transit Advocacy Kick-off, Job Growth and Transit
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Philly YIMBY Newsletter #3
(32 units, mixed-use, on top of the 40th St.El Station)
The Philly YIMBY ('Yes in My Backyard') newsletter highlights the latest zoning appeals for urbanist-friendly infill housing with 5 or more units, mixed uses, and low parking. Sign up to receive our newsletter and alerts about projects and meetings in your area, or to volunteer with Philly YIMBY. Send tips about RCO meetings, developers, renderings, and local chatter to [email protected], or post about it in the Philly YIMBY Facebook group.
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: August 7, 2018
Free Streets on North Broad this Saturday
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Newsletter: Free Streets on North Broad this Saturday
The third Philly Free Streets is happening this Saturday on North Broad Street, with miles of streets closed to cars and open for people-powered fun and recreation
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: August 1, 2018
RIP Paper transfers. Now let's end the $1 transfer penalty!
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5TH SQUARE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: JULY 24, 2018
The case for the Chestnut Transit Way, Washington Ave Gateway walk, Society Hill downzoning
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5th Square Weekly Newsletter: July 16, 2018
Image: JVM Studio
Old City District is hosting a meeting asking people to reenvision the park space at 2nd and Market next to Christ Church.
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