A Philadelphia judge, today, approved the sale of the troubled Brith Shalom apartments to the Philadelphia Housing Authority after years of turmoil in the building. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports.

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A Philadelphia judge, today, approved the sale of the troubled Brith Shalom apartments to the Philadelphia Housing Authority after years of turmoil in the building. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports.
📸: Pat Loeb/KYW Newsradio

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The 150-year-old school, which abruptly shuttered its doors in June, is now looking to sell its real estate along South Broad Street to help pay off debt to banks and bondholders. KYW's Sunny Morgan tells us more about the University of the Arts court filing.







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The 150-year-old school, which abruptly shuttered its doors in June, is now looking to sell its real estate along South Broad Street to help pay off debt to banks and bondholders. KYW's Sunny Morgan tells us more about the University of the Arts court filing.
 
 
 
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University of the Arts files for bankruptcy

Investigators say someone wrote “Free Palestine — Stop Arming Zionist Genocide” in black marker on construction permit signs posted outside Drexel University’s Chabad House. KYW's Crime and Justice reporter Kristen Johanson reports.





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Investigators say someone wrote “Free Palestine — Stop Arming Zionist Genocide” in black marker on construction permit signs posted outside Drexel University’s Chabad House. KYW's Crime and Justice reporter Kristen Johanson reports.
 
 
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Police investigate vandalism at Drexel University Jewish community center

After a tumultuous start to the school year in Camden, the embattled president of the advisory school board has resigned from his position. In a letter to the board, Wasim Muhammad said his presence has become a "distraction" that is "shifting the spotlight away" from the important objectives of the district





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After a tumultuous start to the school year in Camden, the embattled president of the advisory school board has resigned from his position. In a letter to the board, Wasim Muhammad said his presence has become a "distraction" that is "shifting the spotlight away" from the important objectives of the district
 
 
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Judge approves Philadelphia Housing Authority ownership of Brith Sholom House, ending years of stress for tenants

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