The Downtown Crossing Project -- Will It Work?
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Many merchants have begun to take more pride in the appearance of their stores and have begun to create more attractive entrances. Others have not. John Wana- maker is in the process of cleaning the outside of their store ^ Other cities have sought help for their own redevelopment pro- jects in Philadelphia by seeking the ideas and solutions to 60 problems they encountered in Philadelphia.
The merchants have joined together to sponsor special pro- motions for the street. Thus far, there has bee...n an ethnic cele- bration and a Father's Day promotion to draw people to the down- 61 town area to shop.
Philadelphia will be one of the first cities to receive spec- ial buses designed for the handicapped. Ridership on SEPTA (Southern Pennsylvania Transit Authority) has increased substan- tially since the first year, according to Mr. Michael Griffin.
The buses are able to keep their schedules due to lessened inter- ference with other traffic. Pollution has declined in the area 62 due to the restriction of auto traffic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many merchants have begun to take more pride in the appearance of their stores and have begun to create more attractive entrances. Others have not. John Wana- maker is in the process of cleaning the outside of their store ^ Other cities have sought help for their own redevelopment pro- jects in Philadelphia by seeking the ideas and solutions to 60 problems they encountered in Philadelphia.
The merchants have joined together to sponsor special pro- motions for the street. Thus far, there has bee...n an ethnic cele- bration and a Father's Day promotion to draw people to the down- 61 town area to shop.
Philadelphia will be one of the first cities to receive spec- ial buses designed for the handicapped. Ridership on SEPTA (Southern Pennsylvania Transit Authority) has increased substan- tially since the first year, according to Mr. Michael Griffin.
The buses are able to keep their schedules due to lessened inter- ference with other traffic. Pollution has declined in the area 62 due to the restriction of auto traffic.
What to read after The Downtown Crossing Project -- Will It Work??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simmons College Prince Retailing Program to read onlineMoreLess
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