Anthony Williams
Phila. Charter Schools Urge City and State To Increase Education Funding Citywide
Charter operators and district officials gathered at Boys’ Latin Charter School, in West Philadelphia, to join in the push for city and state money to fill the district’s $304-million budget gap.
Pa. Lawmaker Proposes Tuition Incentive For Illegal Immigrants Who Are Striving
A bill dubbed Pennsylvania’s version of the “Dream Act” is being introduced in the state legislature.
Pennsylvania Anti-Recidivism Program Gets Stopgap Funding From State
Pennsylvania Prison Society executive director William DiMascio says the program had been highly successful over the past four years helping ex-offender fathers get training, jobs, and access to social services that helped them take care of their families.
Israeli Parliament’s Deputy Speaker Visits Philadelphia on Goodwill Tour
Shlomo Molla (at left in photo) was born in an impoverished Jewish village in Ethiopia.
Community Leaders Speak Out Against Gun Violence In Point Breeze, Grays Ferry
A number of community leaders spoke at a press conference Friday afternoon to respond to the gun violence that has plagued the Point Breeze and Grays Ferry section of the city since mid-September.
Ackerman’s Absence From SRC Meeting Raises Questions About Her Future
Where was Superintendent Arlene Ackerman? She was not at Wednesday’s School Reform Commission meeting, amid reports that the SRC wants her out.
66 Philadelphia School Teachers Receive Lindbach Award
Teachers are under fire in a lot of places but they were feelin’ the love at a Tuesday night award ceremony in Philadelphia where 66 public high school teachers received the Lindbach Award.
Police Arrest Delaware Man, Woman On Drug Charges
New Castle County police say they have arrested a man and a woman on drug charges following a monthlong investigation.
Students Rally For Tuition Vouchers
Dozens of children from Philadelphia were in attendance as school choice supporters rallied in the state capitol this past week.
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Revisit School Voucher Program
Along with an effort to sell off state liquor stores, a new attempt to establish a school voucher program is shaping up as one of the big issues for Pennsylvania lawmakers in the year ahead.
State Sen. Anthony Williams May Challenge Nutter For Mayor
Nutter, for his part, discounted talk of a primary challenge from Sen. Williams.
Reward Offered For Arrest In Beating Of Community Activist
A group of state lawmakers and a civic organization in Philadelphia plans to offer a reward today, hoping to spark leads for police investigating the beating of a southwest Philadelphia community activist a week ago.



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