Christie Tears DRPA a New One
The Broad Street Bullies Were … Canadian? Four members of the 1974-’75 championship Flyers, including Dave “The Hammer” Schultz, are finally becoming U.S. citizens. [Inquirer]
DRPA Perks Are Perks No More. Again. Chris “The Hammer” Christie yesterday reversed the DRPA board’s Wednesday reversal of its own ban on free employee tolls. Do I have that right? I think so. It’s getting hard to tell. [NBC 10]
Nutter and Council Baring Teeth Over DROP. “Not so sure the public is outraged” say the seven Council members who are themselves part of DROP. Yes, we are. [WHYY]
Pa., N.J. Companies Above National Average for Data Breaches. Some recent local highlights: 21,000 outpatient records at Jefferson and 1.2 million customer records at Lincoln Financial. [Philadelphia Business Journal]
Boardwalk Empire Premiere in Atlantic City. Everyone’s excited in the ailing gambling town, because a show set in Prohibition-era A.C. and filmed in Brooklyn will surely bring millions of … lots of … some … um — why’s everyone excited, again? [Inquirer]
Public Education, Brought to You by Metamucil. The New Jersey legislature is considering a bill to allow districts to sell advertising space on the outside of their school buses. [Inquirer]
Inside the Sweet, Sweet Den of Iniquity. SugarHouse Casino cracked its doors yesterday for a media preview. [6 ABC]
