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SEPTA dreams big, $350 Broad Street signs, and Wonderland disappears | Weekly Report Card

Newseze Wire·Sat, Sep 26, 9:01 AMWire: Philadelphia Inquirer
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SEPTA dreams big, $350 Broad Street signs, and Wonderland disappears | Weekly Report Card

Philly sports gets hit with three brutal injuries, fall arrives right on time, and a group of South Jersey seniors hunts for the perfect cheesesteak. Plus, Lynnewood Hall opens its doors again.

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