The Dell Music Center, located in scenic East Fairmount Park, is Philadelphia’s premier outdoor entertainment and education venue. Formerly the Robin Hood Dell East, this open-air amphitheatre is managed by the City of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation and is the fourth largest performance venue in the city, following the Wells Fargo Center, Temple’s Liacouras Center, and the Mann Music Center. Become a season ticket-holder and reserve your seat now for the 2012 season so you won’t miss any of the spectacular performances! For more information visit the Dell’s season ticket registration form.

“Parental Responsibility for Minor Children,” to provide for earlier curfew hours for minors, to provide for different curfew hours for additional age groups among minors, and to provide for parental liability, establishment liability, and for penalties and enforcement, for violations of Chapter 10-300 or any expanded curfew under the Mayor’s emergency powers, all under certain terms and conditions. Read the Bill | Curfew Chart

Mayor Michael A. Nutter announced the creation of the Richardson Dilworth Award for Distinguished Public Service in Philadelphia sponsored by Dilworth Paxson LLP. This is the first year of the annual award, designed to recognize the contributions of an outstanding public employee whose work performance embodies excellence in public service. If you know someone who deserves to be recognized for their outstanding commitment and professionalism as a Philadelphia public service employee, please be sure to nominate them for this award.

The Office of Property Assessment (OPA) is conducting a full reassessment of all real property in Philadelphia as part of its work to maintain accurate, fair and equitable property assessments. The reassessment includes a field inspection of all real property.