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How “Some Guy” Sinks Parks – Philadelphia Hall Monitor

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By Bill Hangley
| The Philadelphia Hall Monitor Verified
A few weeks ago, I asked myself a simple question: what would President Donald Trump’s proposed “funding freeze” mean for Philadelphia’s parks? Specifically, I wondered, would Trump’s “freeze” cancel the $2 million grant that the outgoing Biden Administrationpromised for Center City’s Rail Park?Would it cancel two other big new federal grants, for the Eakins Oval and the Schuylkill River Trail? Those were my questions. Now I have my answer: in February of 2025, it’s allup to Some Guy.
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As Rebuild Steams Ahead, Rec Center Staffing Lags Behind – Philadelphia Hall Monitor

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By Bill Hangley
| The Philadelphia Hall Monitor Verified
Just because you build it, doesn’t mean they can come. Not if the door is locked. Not if the staff aren’t there. That was my takeaway from Monday’s Committee on Parks Recreation and Cultural Affairs hearing. During the hearing, which focused on staffing at recreation centers, we learned that the Department of Parks and Recreation faces the same worker shortages as the city’s schools, transit, and other services.
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ONE MAN'S CASE FOR KAMALA by Bill Hangley, Jr. July 2, 2024

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By Bill Hangley
| Medium
By Bill Hangley, Jr. July 3, 2024 So who cares what I think, but here goes: It appears to me that Joe Biden has lost the confidence of his party and the voters. With that he's lost control of his story, and stories are what people use to make decisions. Biden-is-old has entered the doom spiral of Hillary-is-unlikeable and Al-Gore-is-a-nerd. Replacing it with Biden-is-a-trusted-leader looks all but impossible.
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