Most Recent Articles from Philadelphia Inquirer, The

• L&I plans spot checks of apartment buildings 

  The Department of Licenses and Inspections hopes to begin spot checks of small apartment buildings this fall, with the goal of preventing tragedies...

  09/02/09 by Patrick Kerkstra and John Sullivan Inquirer Staff Writers · More from publication

• Charter school ignores deadline for replacing CEO 

  The board of the embattled New Media Technology Charter School ignored yesterday's deadline for replacing Ina Walker, the school's chief executive...

  09/02/09 by Martha Woodall Inquirer Staff Writer · More from publication

• Committee meets to discuss budget, but takes no action 

  HARRISBURG - After months of rancorous debate, state lawmakers finally agreed on a spending plan and sent it to the governor's desk yesterday....

  09/02/09 by Mario F. Cattabiani and Amy Worden Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau · More from publication

• Suspect in Phila. carpenter's killing arrested 

  A man wanted in the killing of a Philadelphia Housing Authority carpenter was arrested early yesterday in Upstate New York, officials said. Jamaal...

  09/02/09 by Sam Wood and Allison Steele Inquirer Staff Writers · More from publication

• Temple's football team picks its captains 

  With its 2009 football opener against visiting Villanova set for tomorrow night, Temple yesterday named the team captains. In a player vote, tight...

  09/02/09 · More from publication

• SRC proposes policy on charter school changes 

  The Philadelphia School Reform Commission has unveiled a proposed policy that would allow charter schools to apply to increase their enrollment and...

  09/02/09 by Martha Woodall Inquirer Staff Writer · More from publication

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