March 4Mar 4 last ditch — 🙀 NY ship lovers make last-ditch appeal to Trump to save historic ocean liner https://gothamist.com/news/ny-ship-lovers-make-last-ditch-appeal-to-trump-to-save-historic-ocean-liner
March 4Mar 4 15 minutes ago, mrnyc said: last ditch — 🙀 NY ship lovers make last-ditch appeal to Trump to save historic ocean liner https://gothamist.com/news/ny-ship-lovers-make-last-ditch-appeal-to-trump-to-save-historic-ocean-liner Will she fit through the Welland? We'll take her in Cleveland!
March 4Mar 4 On 2/28/2025 at 8:36 PM, mrnyc said: TIL philly looks like it does because of the great fire of london — https://www.instagram.com/reel/DGDQAY7MeTi/?igsh=MXdqZ2R5YWdkN203Mw== The careful planning done by William Penn makes this city the paragon of good urbanism. Philly is the most perfect city in the US, and the most walkable by a long shot, even compared to NYC which is quite unpleasant for walking with Manhattan's chaotic traffic and wide avenues.
March 5Mar 5 3 hours ago, Philly215jawns said: The careful planning done by William Penn makes this city the paragon of good urbanism. Philly is the most perfect city in the US, and the most walkable by a long shot, even compared to NYC which is quite unpleasant for walking with Manhattan's chaotic traffic and wide avenues. which philly area sized 1/4 of nyc are you referring to? 😂
March 24Mar 24 the macys at 13th & market closed — https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHgUn9IRFDw/?igsh=Y2NqbG1saDhxeG5x
March 29Mar 29 On 3/23/2025 at 11:11 PM, mrnyc said: the macys at 13th & market closed — https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHgUn9IRFDw/?igsh=Y2NqbG1saDhxeG5x For other cities it would be the end of downtown but for Center City Philly this is just a minor blip and a chance to replace it with something better. Macy's perverted the original Wanamaker store which had a lot more than what we ended up with. Plus, the largest pipe organ in the world is still there and trashy Macy's can't take away culture and class. Yeah, if you're wondering most people came to the store to see and hear the Wanamaker organ rather than shop for overpriced goods that they can find elsewhere or online.
March 29Mar 29 2 hours ago, Philly215jawns said: For other cities it would be the end of downtown but for Center City Philly this is just a minor blip and a chance to replace it with something better. Macy's perverted the original Wanamaker store which had a lot more than what we ended up with. Plus, the largest pipe organ in the world is still there and trashy Macy's can't take away culture and class. Yeah, if you're wondering most people came to the store to see and hear the Wanamaker organ rather than shop for overpriced goods that they can find elsewhere or online. meanwhile, a brand new major department store opens in manhattan — 😉 https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/iconic-french-luxury-retailer-printemps-201930027.html
April 10Apr 10 SEPTA plans to cut service on dozens of routes and may lay off staff amid funding crisis Summary: 50 bus routes cut No Metro or Regional Rail service after 9 PM Paoli, Cynwyd, Chestnut Hill West, Trenton, and Wilmington Lines cut 10 and 15 trolleys converted to bus operation Closing 66 stations (!!!) Whole bus depots would be closed. Fares would increase from $2.50 to $2.90 a ride. More below: https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/transportation-and-transit/septa-budget-proposal-transit-death-spiral-philadelphia-pennsylvania/4156727/ & https://wwww.septa.org/fundingcrisis/ "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
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