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July 27, 2006

Allegro Pizza closed for light remodeling Allegro Pizza, at 40th and Spruce streets, closed indefinitely late last week. A sign on the door said that the store had been shut down by the Philadelphia Department of Licenses and Inspections, in order to fix parts of the structure including the ceiling.

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Student protests turned up in Pentagon database

By Nathan Johnson · July 27, 2006

When a group of students at the University of California at Berkeley convened to protest on-campus military recruitment last year, they hoped their effort would get some attention. But they didn't expect that attention would wind up in a terror-threat database.

Tour De Philly

By lauren le vine · July 27, 2006

Many Penn students graduate without ever taking the time to see Philadelphia's most historic sites like Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and the original location of Penn itself. You don't have to be a history major to appreciate the following tours of the city's most historic district.

SEPTA regional workers could incite strikes

By Anthony Campisi · July 27, 2006

For the second time in a year, the wheels of Philadelphia's public transportation system may come grinding to a screeching halt. Contract negotiations between SEPTA and the union which represents the workers who run the system's Regional Rail trains have so far gone nowhere.

SEPTA regional workers could incite strikes

By Anthony Campisi · July 27, 2006

For the second time in a year, the wheels of Philadelphia's public transportation system may come grinding to a screeching halt. Contract negotiations between SEPTA and the union which represents the workers who run the system's Regional Rail trains have so far gone nowhere.

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News Briefs

July 27, 2006

Allegro Pizza closed for light remodeling Allegro Pizza, at 40th and Spruce streets, closed indefinitely late last week. A sign on the door said that the store had been shut down by the Philadelphia Department of Licenses and Inspections, in order to fix parts of the structure including the ceiling.

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