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Editorial: Unplanned property

26 November 2012 The Temple News

Temple’s recent property acquisitions should have come with concrete plans.

The Church of the Advocate, near Main Campus, hosted Black Panther conferences in its heyday, but today sits crumbling. | CARA ANDERSON / TTN

Waiting for Reconciliation

13 November 2012 Ali Watkins

A former home to the civil rights movement is now in a state of disrepair.

Students and community members voted at The AME Union Church at 16th and Jefferson streets. | KATE McCANN / TTN

Voters report not being on poll lists

13 November 2012 Joey Cranney and Sean Carlin

Many students were forced to cast provisional ballots on Election Day.

Construction projects near campus were the subject of a report by the city controller in October, which highlighted a lack of respect for residents. | CINDY STANSBURY / TTN

City controller report yields little results

06 November 2012 Cindy Stansbury

City controller said the city needs time to react and make changes accordingly.

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Groups to clean streets, block by block

23 October 2012 Laura Detter

Adopt-a-block is set to launch on Oct. 27 and will mandate monthly cleanings.

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Editorial: Share the streets

23 October 2012 Editorial Board

TSG’s effort could be augmented by further student participation.

A clutter of trash from construction fills a vacant lot near Main Campus. Last week, a report was released outlining issues with Temple-area construction. ( CINDY STANSBURY | TTN )

City controller’s report calls out developers near Main Campus

16 October 2012 Cindy Stansbury

Lack of oversight, enforcement on construction cited by controller.

Construction workers have been building Paseo Verde since March. The housing complex, which won’t be targeting students, is set to be completed Spring 2013. ( ABI REIMOLD // TTN )

Project east of campus to be completed in spring

16 October 2012 Abi Reimold

Paseo Verde to be split between affordable and market-rate housing.

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Editorial: Developing responsiblity

15 October 2012 Editorial Board

Temple is working to improve community relations, but landlords must cooperate.

Bri Bosak

Bosak: Landlords fuel resident strife

15 October 2012 Bri Bosak

Bosak argues better municipal practices and the suggestions outlined in the task force report can lead to better community relations.

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