Thursday headlines

Short day...

• 3 years in pen for Matos and also Federal jail time for Phila. politician -- so much for letters of support!
  
  
• Aging rail bridges get attention -- worse than the road bridges?! (oversight by owners only)
  
  
• Nutter meets with city's black officers
  
  
• SugarHouse plans 2d round of meetings (but still without neighborhood groups?!)
  
  
• City charter school finally gets itself a permanent home
  
  
• Slots grand jury hears ex-Street aide
  
  
• Would-be casino operator offers names for oversight (NE PA)
  
  
• NJ: Flaws noted in civil-union law
  
  
• PhilaWillDo: Ha Ha Everyone Left Riverside -- anti-immigrant show-down bankrupted town.
  
  
• Stu Bykofsky | What does it take to embarrass detailed but deadbeat Street?
  
  
• CityPaper: Short Memories, Big Shovels: What do you think your city will look like 32 years from now?
  
  
• CP: Paine and Gain: An outgoing union boss waxes philosophical about his career and the state of labor in Philly.
  
  
• PolNote: Surprise Ending?: State Rep. Rosita Youngblood fights to save her film bill.
  
  
• YPP: Philly Mag and the Vallas CEO myth
  
  
• AAJane: Damsker Hoeffel Position Papers
  
  
• America's Hometown: Electric Cars to Park for Free?