Frank Kummer

1 week ago | inquirer.com | Frank Kummer

You might see something that seems slightly offtrack at the beach this summer — a full SEPTA map rambling across a pair of swim trunks. The new SEPTA men’s beach shorts, with 30th Street located at the nether nexus, are already on track to move quickly in the transportation agency’s online merch store. There’s also women’s two-piece and one-piece swimsuits. But you might want to order soon. They are selling out.

1 week ago | inquirer.com | Frank Kummer

Don’t count out the warehousing industry in the Philly region just yet. A subsidiary of global logistics giant Maersk will lease the region’s largest warehouses, the 1.2 million square foot Box Park Logistics Center in South Jersey even as construction of such massive structures has waned. The Box Park Logistics Center on Taylor’s Lane in Cinnaminson, Burlington County is roughly the size of the Cherry Hill Mall.

1 week ago | delawarecurrents.org | Frank Kummer

This article originally appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer and is shared via the Center for Cooperative Media at Montclair State College. Lenore Tedesco doesn’t need to venture far to witness sea-level rise. She tracks its relentless advance from her window at work. Tedesco, executive director of the Wetlands Institute in Stone Harbor, stood by the nonprofit’s large conference room window in late May, surveying an expanse of salt marsh known as Scotch Bonnet Island.

1 week ago | centredaily.com | Frank Kummer

May 28-Lenore Tedesco doesn't need to venture far to witness sea-level rise. She tracks its relentless advance from her window at work. Tedesco, executive director of the Wetlands Institute in Stone Harbor, stood by the nonprofit's large conference room window in late May, surveying an expanse of salt marsh known as Scotch Bonnet Island. It was a idyllic Jersey Shore scene: osprey hovering over thousands of acres of spartina grass rippling in the breeze.

1 week ago | inquirer.com | Frank Kummer

Lenore Tedesco doesn’t need to venture far to witness sea-level rise. She tracks its relentless advance from her window at work. Tedesco, executive director of the Wetlands Institute in Stone Harbor, stood by the nonprofit’slarge conference room window in late May, surveying an expanse of salt marsh known as Scotch Bonnet Island. It was a idyllic Jersey Shore scene: osprey hovering over thousands of acres of spartina grass rippling in the breeze.