New SEPTA Cars Delayed — Again
New SEPTA Cars Delayed Again. Labor and material problems in both South Korea and South Philly plants have pushed delivery of 120 fancy new Silverliners to October; they were originally due this past January. [Inquirer]
Corbett Glad-Hands His Way Through His “Home” City. The Republican nominee for governor was born at Hahnemann and lived in Overbrook — but his family bugged out for Pittsburgh just a year later. [Daily News]
Phils Sweep the Padres. The 5-0 win keeps them two games back from the Braves. [Daily News]
Summer Vacation May Last Longer Than You Thought. A third of local public school districts still haven’t reached contract terms with their teaching staff. [Inquirer]
Jersey Might Relax Beach-Access Rules. Corzine-era regulations mandating 24-hour beach access, extra parking, and more toilets may be rolled back. Wait — making endless loops in the car while really really having to go doesn’t sound relaxing at all. [Inquirer]
Quickest Police Investigation Ever. A man who allegedly raped a woman last night mere steps from police headquarters at 8th and Race left his pants and wallet behind. [6 ABC]
“Phanatic Around Town” Statues Up for Auction. Bids are being accepted through September 30th. Collect ’em all! [Phillies]
