 | Mayor-Elect Michael Nutter announces Finance Director Mayor-Elect Michael Nutter introduces Rob Dubow as Philadelphia's next Finance Director. |
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 | The Next Mayor | Counter Intelligence | North Philadelphia You can always expect some heated discussion about politics and issues at the Oak Lane Diner. The Next Mayor project's Counter Intelligence crew was not disappointed when we chatted with the lunchtime crowd and asked them their opinion about the major issues facing their part of the city. Crime tops the list but many other issues come up. |
 | The Next Mayor | Nutter | Budget Address 08 Highlights from Mayor Nutter's 2008 Address to City Council on the FY2009 budget. |
 | Made in Germany | The Business Magazine Topics this week: - Wage Demands - What is Fair? - Skysails - Sails for Container Ships - The Nuts and Bolts of Success - A Portrait of Klaus Fischer - studio guest: Klaus Deutsch |
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 | The Next Mayor | Issues Forums | Crime The Next Mayor project is an innovative, two-year multimedia partnership to focus on the issues - not just the personalities - leading to the 2007 Philadelphia mayor's race. It was created by the Daily News, WHYY and the Committee of Seventy. We took what we what we learned from our travels around the region and identified 16 different issues that are important to the people of Greater Philadelphia. Tune in as we convene panels of experts to talk about those issues. They'll let us know how other cities are tackling those same problems and they'll make suggestions to the next mayor. Crime dominated the debate during the mayoral primary because of the sheer number of homicides that have been committed over the past several years. We talked to three criminologists (Professors Larry Sherman, University of Pennsylvania; Phil Harris, Temple University; Maria Kefalas, St. Joseph's University) who have spent their careers studying the causes and effects of crime as well as preventive measures that have been used to mitigate it. A neighborhood activist (Dorothy Johnson-Speight, Mothers in Charge) with a very personal connection to the murder rate also joins the discussion to offer suggestions from the perspective of someone who sees the devastation wrought by murder almost every day. |
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 | Washington Square West Condo Real Estate Philadelphia A visual tour of residential real estate -condos in downtown Philadelphia, Pa. (Center City) |
 | Dorthy Bagnall on Property Tax Reform Citizen speaks out on Tax Reform at Temple University forum sponsored by Philly Forward which has this to say: "Every day without tax reform. Jobs and neighbors leave Philadelphia Taxes Hold Philadelphia Back Tax Reform Can Move Philadelphia Forward What's wrong with Philadelphia's taxes? * We tax more than other cities * We tax what other cities do not * We tax unfairly In recent decades, Philadelphia's taxes have contributed to the loss of: * 250,000 city jobs * 500,000 city residents How Philadelphia Compares * Other cities are growing, but Philadelphia is still in decline. * The Greater Philadelphia Region is growing, but the City of Philadelphia continues to lose jobs and neighbors. * The typical city resident's tax burden is more than 50% higher than the tax burden for a suburban resident at a similar income level. Why? * Most cities don't tax wages, but we do. In fact, Philadelphia's Wage Tax, at 4.26%, is the highest in the nation. More of your paycheck goes to the city, not your family. * Philadelphia's business taxes are the highest among major American cities. Philadelphia is the only big city that taxes business gross receipts and net income — 16 of 20 big cities don't tax business gross receipts or net income, but we do - and we do it twice. * Most cities tax real property equitably, with all taxpayers paying their fair share. Philadelphia's antiquated and inadequate assessment methods cause the poorest among us to pay too much, while the wealthiest among us get a break." |
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