SEPTA's Art in Transit enlivens Philadelphia commute Philadelphia Daily News by roberta fallon “WALKING ON Sunshine,” the newest SEPTA Art in Transit piece on the platforms of the rehabbed Spring Garden station, is unexpectedly cheery and colorful. With its snappy, patent-leather shine, it gives the underground station “soul,” …
CBS Local Two SEPTA buses involved in accidents Philadelphia Daily News By Morgan Zalot In the first, a Route 64 bus was traveling on Grays Ferry Avenue near Ellsworth Street, in Grays Ferry, around 4:15 pm when it collided with a van at the intersection, SEPTA spokesman Andrew Busch said. Six people suffered minor ..
' SEPTA 48' celebrate $172M lottery windfall Lebanon Daily News The group, who call themselves the SEPTA 48, decided to take a one-time cash payout instead of installments. Split 48 ways, that amounts to a little more than $2.2 million apiece.
' SEPTA 48' celebrate $172M lottery windfall York Daily Record The group, who call themselves the SEPTA 48, decided to take a one-time cash payout instead of installments. Split 48 ways, that amounts to a little more than $2.2 million apiece.
NOT_FOUND_HEADLINE_Thu May 03 21:40:07 EDT 2012 Philadelphia Daily News Half of the lot closer to Salford Street is used as a PPA parking lot and the other half – which is owned by SEPTA – was an unpaved, overgrown atrocity that hosted teetering towers of tires and mounds of trash. Williams, who lives near the lot, … and more
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee 48 workers for Philly transit agency score winning ticket for $172.7M … Washington Post SEPTA operates buses, trains and trolleys in the city and its suburbs and is regularly strapped for cash
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Activists protest Cecil B. Moore bus route name change Philadelphia Inquirer By Vernon Clark North Philadelphia community activists are set to meet with SEPTA officials Wednesday to to voice their opposition to abbreviating the name of the late civil rights leader Cecil B. Moore on the buses that run along the avenue named in …
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Naming rights will only bring in so much Vineland Daily Journal In August, SEPTA in Philadelphia sold the name of the Pattison Avenue subway station near the stadiums in South Philadelphia to AT&T for five years at $5.4 million. Of that, SEPTA is getting $3.4 million and the advertising firm, Titan Worldwide, … and more
