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It’s easy to feel as if the world is falling apart. The Connection features wide-ranging conversations about the bonds that hold us together, the forces that drive us apart, the conflicts that keep us from exploring life’s possibilities and the qualities that make us unique and human.

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Video: Two firefighters injured, dog dies in Mantoloking blaze

Two firefighters were injured while battling a fire in a Mantoloking house that killed a family dog Friday evening, authorities said ...

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Feds seek damages from DuPont for munitions plant pollution in NJ

The federal government is seeking damages from DuPont for pollution at the company’s 600-acre property in northern New Jersey where ...

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New effort afoot to restore Houdini’s grave

A group of magicians is working to raise money to restore Harry Houdini’s gravesite and permanently care for the monument at a New ...

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Death row inmate’s prison food complaint rejected

A federal judge in Connecticut has rejected a complaint from a home invasion killer on death row who says the food he is being served in ...

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Money

Payroll boss on vacation, Black Friday checks late

About 1,200 government employees in a northeastern Pennsylvania county are getting their Black Friday paychecks late because the person i ...

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Down the Shore

Oyster Creek to test emergency sirens Tuesday morning

Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station will conduct a semi-annual, full volume test of its emergency warning sirens next week, according ...

12 years ago

 Ashle Dawson teaches a class in contemporary floor work in the new Milenium Dance Complex (Peter Crimmins/WHYY)
Arts & Entertainment

Former South St. mecca for artists now hosting dance classes

At 40,000 square feet over four floors, the Pearl Art and Craft supplies store on South Street was one of the largest in Philadelphia. Af ...

12 years ago

Christie vetoes N.J. measure to ban gestation crates for pigs

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has vetoed a politically charged bill that would have banned the use of certain pig cages in the state. ...

12 years ago

Floats, balloons, marching bands and crowd scenes during the 95th Annual Thanksgiving Day Parade.  (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)
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Thousands turn out for 95th annual Thanksgiving Day parade, oldest in the nation [photos]

Thousands lined the route of the 95th Annual Thanksgiving Day parade on Thursday morning. Floats, balloons and marching bands para ...

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Politics & Policy

Ex-House Democratic leader seeks new trial

A former Pennsylvania House Democratic leader who served a sentence for corruption is seeking a new trial now that he’s out of pris ...

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 Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley,left, and Gov. Tom Corbett appear in Philadelphia in 2013. (AP file photo)

Corbett would consider any measures from Pa. lame-duck session

Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor is weighing in on the topic of a hypothetical lame-duck legislative session before the governor& ...

12 years ago

Money

Dozens in South Philly join national rallies urging better wages for Walmart workers

For the second Black Friday in a row, workers and labor advocates have singled out Walmart as a target of protests, calling for higher wa ...

12 years ago

 Demonstrators hold up their hands during a Wednesday protest in Philadelphia.  On Friday, protesters gathered to urge shoppers to become socially and politically active following the events in Ferguson, Missouri. (Matt Rourke/AP photo)

Peaceful protest over Ferguson continues in Philly

Protests sparked by the recent decision in Ferguson, Missouri, not to indict a white officer in the slaying of a black teen continued Fri ...

12 years ago

Authorities: 1 dead, 1 injured in Egg Harbor crash

One person was killed and another was seriously injured when a car went off a southern New Jersey roadway and struck a tree on Thanksgivi ...

12 years ago

Spanier-Freeh lawsuit ordered back to county court

A federal judge says former Penn State president Graham Spanier’s defamation suit against former FBI director Louis Freeh must star ...

12 years ago

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