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phlcouncil.com

Philadelphia City Council is the legislative arm of Philadelphia municipal government, consisting of 17 elected members.

philapark.org

Lose Your Ticket? Need an Outstanding Balance? After 15 days from a ticket being issued, and no payment is made or dispute submitted, a request is sent to the appropriate department of motor vehicles for the name and address of the registered owner.  Once that is obtained, a “Notice of Violation” is mailed to the […]

freelibrary.org

Website for the Free Library of Philadelphia, its programs, resources, and services. One of the largest public library systems in the world, FLP has established its Internet presence to enhance and extend its services to the citizens of Philadelphia, the Delaware Valley, and beyond.

visitphilly.com

Welcome to visitphilly.com — the official visitor website for the City of Brotherly & Sisterly Love...

phillypolice.com

Because of the nature of law enforcement, we understand that citizens on occasion may object to the actions of the […]

seattle.gov

official city government site. citizen, business, and visitor information sections, plus city government information.

nd.gov

welcome to north dakota where possibility is as endless as the horizon. whether you crave the rugged outdoors or thrive in urban settings, you’ll find vibrant, diverse communities and the shortest average commute time in the country. this rising travel trend – embracing the winter cold and spending more time outdoors in spite of it – is called “friluftsliv.” this translates to “free air life,” a norwegian concept that being outdoors in all types of weather is good for the mind and body. it’s about connecting with nature, no matter the weather. and, as they say in north dakota – a u.s. hotspot for norwegian/scandinavian culture – if you think it’s too cold, you’re just not dressed warmly enough. north dakota has numerous outdoor attractions and rich scandinavian heritage that allow travelers from near and far to embrace friluftsliv and reconnect with nature safely in its wide open spaces where you won’t find crowds (except for crowds of bison, of course).

phillyda.org

Christina Bradley’s life and career reflect a steady commitment to justice, compassion, and service to vulnerable young people in Philadelphia. A graduate of Penn State (BS) and St. Joseph’s University (MS), Tina’s path to criminal justice began in a distinctly unusual manner. As a college student, she would sit in the dining hall listening to a classmate talk enthusiastically about becoming a private detective like the fictional character Honey West, who was featured in the titular television series that aired briefly in the mid-1960s. Intrigued, Bradley followed her friend into a newly established major within the College of Health and Human Development, which also included criminal justice education. She graduated in 1974, equipped with a degree and a sense that she wanted to make a change within Philadelphia’s criminal justice system.