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Germantown Home resident Gerald Botch was looking for a way to honor his late mother, a seamstress, after she passed away from breast can ...

Last holiday season, NewsWorks asked readers in Northwest Philadelphia to nominate their ...

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Although she’s not a doctor or a nurse, patients at Kent General Hospital rely on 84-year-old Sigrid Mills every day.  The ...

An interview with Leadership Philadelphia CEO Liz Dow reveals a surprising truth about work and meaning for business leaders. “I’ ...

Manufacturers in our region are feeling better about their businesses than they have in more than 20 years, according to a new survey con ...

  If you really insist on being here today (as opposed to having fun), I have four pieces of advice: 1. Read what I wr ...

In a twist on traditional Black Friday activities — waking up at 4 a.m. and shopping ’til you drop — the Bicycle Coalition of G ...

Down Cinderella’s way, the folks are out of kilter. One of the nasty stepsisters talks back to her mom and reels in disbelief when ...

U.S. Rep. Pat Meehan of Delaware County will begin his third term in Congress in January with a new and more influential committee assign ...

Thousands of homes and businesses in New Jersey still need to be rebuilt, raised, or retrofitted to comply with post-Sandy flood regulati ...

Philadelphia is giving shoppers a holiday gift. The lure shoppers, Mayor Michael Nutter says the city is giving visitors limited f ...

There is some good news on the convention front in Philadelphia. But, as bookings are up, a union dispute is not going away. &nbsp ...

It occurred to me recently that the next eight weeks may be the most critical time in Pennsylvania Gov.-elect Tom Wolf’s career. ...

For the first time in years, the Philadelphia School District is accepting applications to open new charter schools. Many of the a ...