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 Cargo containers are docked at Packer Avenue Marine Terminal, in Philadelphia. Pennsylvania sees about 4.9 percent (calculated by value) of all goods pass through its shipping centers. (AP File Photo/Matt Rourke)
Keystone Crossroads

Report: Imports and exports concentrated along urban corridors, policy should follow

Pennsylvania sees about 4.9 percent (calculated by value) of all goods pass through its shipping centers. ...

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Politics & Policy

Stack plans to juggle jobs as Pa. lieutenant governor, senator until May primary

Pennsylvania’s next lieutenant governor, Mike Stack. raised eyebrows before this month’s gubernatorial election when he said ...

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With a decided chill in the air, heaters are kicking on and that means rising utility bills. Now is the time for those in need to apply f ...

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Delaware GOP challenges Kent Co. election results

Even though a recount declared the Republican candidate for Kent County Recorder of Deeds the winner, the Delaware GOP is challenging the ...

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Politics & Policy

AG Kane says effects linger from Oct. car crash

Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane says a neurologist has confirmed she suffered a concussion and has cleared her to return to w ...

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Money

Uber X service wins OK in much of Pa.

The ride-sharing service Uber X has won a conditional two-year license to match riders with personal vehicles throughout much of Pennsylv ...

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 Comedian Artie Lange is shown at a book-signing event in 2013 in Philadelphia. (Photo by Owen Sweeney/Invision/AP)

Artie Lange said it was only a joke; Philly comedians have their say

The PC police came for Artie Lange last week. That, or the foul-mouthed comic crossed a li ...

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 Firefighters entering a commercial structure on West Water Street in downtown Toms River late Thursday morning. (Photo courtesy of a Riverside Signal contributor)
Down the Shore

Fire department activity in downtown Toms River snarls traffic

Fire department activity in downtown Toms River is causing significant traffic delays throughout the area late Thursday morning. A ...

12 years ago

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Education

College prices continue to creep up

Time to stock up on the ramen noodles. The average cost of attending college crept up again this year, the College Board said Thursday. ...

12 years ago

Berks, Lancaster transit agencies joining forces

A merger is creating a unified transit agency from the Reading area all the way to Amish Country, but riders won’t notice much of a ...

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 The Germantown Special Services District's annual meeting was a celebration of accomplishments from the group's first year of existence. (Daniel Pasquarello/for NewsWorks)

GSSD looks back on first-year accomplishments at annual meeting

Germantown Special Services District (GSSD) President Joe Martin was a bit excited at a Tuesday night meeting that marked the group’ ...

12 years ago

 Cold air continuing to stream in from the northwest early Saturday morning as depicted in this image from the GFS forecast model.
Down the Shore

Colder air returns; snow to possibly dust cars, grass inland tonight

After a few days of unseasonably warm air, a much colder regime arrived overnight and will peak over the weekend, forecasters say. ...

12 years ago

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The President versus the Senate: A struggle steeped in history

President Obama has played over 180 rounds of golf since he came to the White House. But only once has he asked a Democratic member of th ...

12 years ago

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 Pittsburgh experienced the most severe state and federal cuts of 30 cities examined by the Pew Charitable Trusts. Here, the city's downtown from the Duquesne Incline in the Mount Washington neighborhood. (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)
Keystone Crossroads

Report: Pittsburgh, other cities still struggling

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