Posts Tagged ‘Inga Saffron’

SugarHouse Casino: Thoughts from a gentrifying homeowner in the neighborhood

Last month, my neighborhood helped to make Philadelphia the largest city in the country with a legally-sanctioned casino. SugarHouse Casino opened in mid-September, as scheduled. The six-year battle to bring casinos to Philadelphia is not one I want to remark much on. If you want to hear argue for or against the existence of casinos [...]

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Three most relevant, mentioned and impactful Philadelphia columnists write in a niche

Eighteen months ago, I was searching for the best metro columnist in Philadelphia. I felt the Inquirer’s Dan Rubin was the nearest in a legacy of citywide voice boxes, telling the broadest and widest ranging stories. Perhaps that’s true. But it’s been nagging me that outside of some media-focused friends — and even then — [...]

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