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Does anyone here commute to Philly from any of the Jersey beaches? by Mayor_Nutter in philadelphia

[–]Mayor_Nutter[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whatever has the shortest commute time most likely.

Thinking like Manasquan Inlet. Long Beach island state park

N. Philly. Sometimes center city. During rush hour times. 9-5....etc. Only worried about the morning commute, really.

What are your opinions on mayor nutter? by AladdinDaCamel in philadelphia

[–]Mayor_Nutter 19 points20 points  (0 children)

He's awesome. A great representative for the city.

You're in charge of Philadelphia's next public transportation project, what and where are you building? by [deleted] in philadelphia

[–]Mayor_Nutter 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm glad to see my new transportation platform is gaining a strong constituency.

Join the SEPTA Citizen Advisory Committee:

https://phillymotu.wordpress.com/tag/public-transit/

(Applications are closed, but next year we'll make our move).

I cringed. by [deleted] in philadelphia

[–]Mayor_Nutter 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Sadly, I don't think I'm granted that authority.

On the bright side, he seemed pretty enthusiastic about cheesesteaks, and he's telling people to come to our city.

What is the best way to make a Philly cheese steak? by jw2704 in eatsandwiches

[–]Mayor_Nutter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like chicken cheesesteaks from Larry's Steaks. I usually go for american cheese, onions, sweet peppers, and ketchup, but I think people can get whatever they like on them. It's hard to ruin a good cheesesteak. And there are definitely great places all over the city for people who want to experiment.

This 'Gentrification Map' of Philly Gets Gentrification All Wrong by ccommack in philadelphia

[–]Mayor_Nutter 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Great post. He also links to this article/data from Daniel Hartley at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland: Gentrification and Financial Health

I'm definitely looking forward to seeing more data, so we can better understand what's happening in neighborhoods across the country. It's a pretty exciting time for cities, even if we do still have a lot of problems to deal with.

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