State Rep. Mary Isaacson and Councilman Mark Squilla chatted with William Penn at Arch Street Meeting House during a holiday observance. Photos from Isaacson’s Facebook page The annual Menorah lighting was also observed at the 2nd Street Head House observation by the pair. Send article as PDF
State Sen. Sharif Street took sides with Philadelphia’s Asian American community in a rally outside City Hall to protest racial violence targeting their community. They were responding to an attack on Asian school students by other youths on the Broad Street subway. Send article as PDF
Question: Should I file a bankruptcy to delay my foreclosure? If you fall behind on your mortgage payments, you may be at risk for foreclosure. If you are facing foreclosure, bankruptcy may help. Once you file either a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the court will issue an automatic stay. This causes creditors to […]
THE ANNUAL DINNER MEETING of Philly LGBTQ judges was again a success. Supreme Court Justice Kevin Dougherty stopped in to say hello to the group. Photo courtesy of Dan Anders’ Facebook page Send article as PDF
JACKSON ERDOS won it for Philly – and for health! The son of Judge Mike Erdos, a freshman at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, bested a host of contenders to become American Ninja Warrior Junior Champion. His proud father took pride in Jackson’s “thriving under pressure . . . dedication, passion and leadership he has given […]
BY TYSHIAN ALLISON Two Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judges had an especially exciting race in the general election this month, for different reasons. After polls closed on Nov. 2, it appeared Judge Lori Dumas had lost her campaign for a seat on the statewide Commonwealth Court. But mail ballots only started to be counted after […]
A new political tradition has formed among Philadelphia’s Democratic leaders and supporters: Wednesday afternoon pizza lunch at party headquarters on Spring Garden Street. Candidates and other hopefuls there join Democratic City Committee members shoulder to shoulder for a midweek break. Photos by Joe Stivala Send article as PDF
Question: Can I give a creditor preference in a bankruptcy? In bankruptcy, the priority that creditors receive is determined by the type of debt. The first party to be paid is the United States Bankruptcy court who charges fees for filing. Next to be paid is secured creditors, or creditors who hold a lien on […]
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