$20 million for the proposed American Revolution Center in Center City, plus $5 million for the Independence Visitor Center.
$15 million for "redevelopment" at the former Tasty Baking Co. at Fox and Roberts Streets bordering Nicetown and East Falls.
$10 million for projects, including the Specter library, at Philadelphia University in East Falls.
$10 million for a "research/education facility" at Drexel University.
$5 million for "mixed-use development" in South Philly's Grays Ferry section.
$5 million for Norris Square Civic Association's redevelopment project in North Philly.
$5 million for Aspira Inc., which has a long track record recruiting and supporting Latino students for college, to "develop" the former Cardinal Dougherty High School in Olney.
$3 million "for a new Community Legal Services building" to house antipoverty lawyers.
$750,000 for "campus expansion" at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine on City Avenue.
And in the suburbs:
$15 million for construction at the Keystone Industrial Port Complex in Falls Township.
$10 million for "blight removal" and reconstruction at Chester's Union Square Neighborhood Revitalization District.
$7.5 million "for a mixed-use commercial/retail development" at Fornance, Wood, and Locust Streets in Norristown.
$5 million for "construction, renovation, and improvements in the Bucks County enterprise zone" in Bristol Township.
$5 million for "the retail development of a 35-acre site in Upper Darby."
$1.5 million for "an industrial facility project" at an unnamed site in Montgomery County.
