Former New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney suing to regain seat on redistricting commission



Former New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney has filed a lawsuit claiming he was illegally removed from the state’s Apportionment Commission, which handles the redistricting process. Oral arguments in the suit are expected to begin at 3 p.m. Tuesday. Sweeney, a Democrat, lost his Senate seat after being upset in the 2021 election by Republican Ed Durr.



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Group behind U-Bahn, Uptown Beer Garden plans new Greek restaurant for Center City



Craft Concepts Group aims to have the new eatery up and running in 2023, owner Teddy Sourias told the Business Journal.



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Data Center Sector Promoting Renewable Energy Use Across the Electric Grid


BREEAM’s Breana Wheeler says decarbonizing the grid is “really critical.”



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Ozark Actor Bruce Davison on Growing Up in Delco and Being Eaten Alive by Rats



The new (and final) season of the hit Netflix show Ozark features actor Bruce Davison, who grew up in Delco. We caught up with him […]



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Bensalem police investigating massive brawl at Golden Corral



A giant brawl was caught on video at the Golden Corral Buffet & Grill in Bensalem, Bucks County on Friday. Police believe more than 40 people were involved in the fight, which drove patrons to flee the restaurant as people threw chairs and tables in the dining room.



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Bridge Industrial proposes project at former Philadelphia Coke Company site in Bridesburg



The former Philadelphia Coke Co. Inc. plant site totals 63 acres and is zoned for industrial use.



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Pennsylvania's mail-in voting law unconstitutional, state court says; Wolf administration appeals decision



A Pennsylvania appeals court has struck down the commonwealth’s landmark 2019 mail-in voting law, though the near certainty of an appeal means voters might not notice a difference until the Supreme Court weighs in. In a 49-page opinion issued by Judge Mary Hannah Leavitt on Friday morning, a five member panel of the court found 3-2 that the law, which allows all Pennsylvanians to vote by mail without an excuse, was unconstitutionally enacted as a statute, rather than being approved through the state’s long and rigorous constitutional amendment process.



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Philadelphia-area hiring experts on what led to the Great Resignation and why people aren't going back to their jobs



Four experts look at what led 20 million Americans to exit the workforce in the second half of 2021 and how it has impacted employers.



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Guns pulled out by passengers in SEPTA City Hall station two days in a row



Guns were pulled out by passengers in SEPTA’s City Hall station two days in a row this week. On Thursday afternoon, a firearm was aimed at a group of high schoolers and late on Friday night a man brandished his weapon during an argument.



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Lab Notes: AmerisourceBergen teams with UK tech firm; Chimeron Bio relocates to Center City



Chimeron Bio expanding in Philadelphia; SwanBio making progress on its lead gene therapy candidate.



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