UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN wrote:
in any event, we shall see how the press continues this story. the zoning board hearing which had been scheduled for 28 feb is now march 21 (tomorrow).


from the front page of today's dp. http://tinyurl.com/27lfnx

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update:

from tuesday's dp, a long front-page story describing how the muslims at the walnut st. mosque (the largest mosque in philadelphia) are not the same as the muslims on campus:

   http://tinyurl.com/2kcskz

   "For West Phila. Muslims, two communities exist -- one
   centered on 43rd Street, and one at Penn"

and yesterday's dp, with its staff editorial about the proposed liquor store move's impact on the muslim community and the neighborhood:

  http://tinyurl.com/37qn45

  "Respect the Community. Placing a liquor store across the
  street from the mosque will not improve the area"


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update:

now that the dp has framed the proposed liquor store move as muslim vs business, and has further divided the muslims into penn muslims vs neighborhood muslims, the story continues. it's not about a mosque vs a neighborhood, we're told, it's about a community 'overwelmingly in favor' awaiting a decision from the zoning board:


http://tinyurl.com/26gxvd

   RULING ON LIQUOR STORE MOVE EXPECTED SOON

"With no easy solution, a decision regarding the move of the liquor store could go either way."

   [...]

"Representatives from the mosque did not return repeated requests for comment."


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update:

now that the dp has rendered the muslims silent about the proposed liquor store move, the ucity review follows suit with its article on april 4, which contains numerous quotes by proponents belittling the muslims' objections and ends by reporting that the muslims' 'legal representation could not be reached by press time for comment...'


http://tinyurl.com/yop6j9





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UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN
[aka laserbeam®]
[aka ray]
SERIAL LIAR. CALL FOR RATES.

still no word on where the petition supporting the liquor store originated or was distributed; still no word about any of this on spruce hill's website, or how how re-zoning for a liquor store supports spruce hill's policy for zoning; still no word on any alternatives to the proposed move.




























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