Food Fight

Advocates are worried that the city is preparing to crack down on the homeless population that live on Benjamin Franklin Parkway. City officials insist they're looking out for the safety of everyone.

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Posted: Thu, Feb. 9, 2012, 12:00 AM

Food Fight

With the Barnes about to open, more restrictive feeding policies could mean trouble for the Parkway's homeless.

Isaiah Thompson

City Paper

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