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 In this undated photo provided Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014 by the Delaware State Police, Molly Shattuck, of Baltimore, poses for a police mug shot. Shattuck, 47, a former Baltimore Ravens cheerleader and the estranged wife of a prominent Maryland energy executive has been arrested and charged in connection with a sexual relationship involving a 15-year-old boy. Shattuck was indicted Monday, Nov. 3, 2014, on two counts of third-degree rape, four counts of unlawful sexual contact and three counts of providing alcohol to minors. (AP Photo/Delaware State Police)

Former Ravens cheerleader charged with rape in Delaware

A former Baltimore Ravens cheerleader has been arrested in Delaware after she was accused of having sex with a minor. Delaware Sta ...

12 years ago

 (Ilene Dube/for NewsWorks)

Sewing skills help HomeFront clients build new lives

Remember sewing? It used to be a required course for girls. Then, somehow, during gender equalization in education, sewing got dro ...

12 years ago

Carlesha’s grandmother: ‘In my heart, I believe she is alive’

If not for what happened here 60 hours earlier, the scene at W. Coulter and Greene streets Wednesday morning spoke of normalcy. A ...

12 years ago

Vendor admits paying NJ Transit employee bribes

Federal prosecutors say a vendor has admitted paying bribes to a New Jersey Transit employee to obtain landscaping contracts. Raym ...

12 years ago

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Delaware’s 148th General Assembly includes six new lawmakers

There will be several new faces in Legislative Hall come January. Following Tuesday night’s elections, six new legislators picke ...

12 years ago

Guns, ammo found in hangar near Pa. manhunt’s end

Police say they found three guns and dozens of rounds of ammunition, along with maps, candles and survival gear in an abandoned airplane ...

12 years ago

Money

PPL cutting 450 jobs ahead of plant spinoff

A Pennsylvania utility says it’s eliminating 450 jobs as part of cost-cutting stemming from a planned spinoff of its competitive ge ...

12 years ago

Feds reject NJ hospital’s mobile Ebola unit

Federal officials have rejected a northern New Jersey hospital’s plan to use a mobile unit to care for potential Ebola patients. ...

12 years ago

 (File photo courtesy of the New Jersey State Police)
Down the Shore

Marine troopers rescue Barnegat Bay kayaker

New Jersey State Police marine troopers rescued a kayaker in distress from the Barnegat Bay Tuesday, authorities said in a release. < ...

12 years ago

Boy donates projectile point found at the Jersey shore to Smithsonian

A Virginia boy has donated a prehistoric projectile point that he found along the New Jersey shore to the Smithsonian’s National Mu ...

12 years ago

National Interest

The GOP takeover: Doubling down on dysfunction?

When Jerry Moran, chairman of the GOP’s Senate campaign arm, was asked this morning whether midterm voters sent a message to the ne ...

12 years ago

 M. Christine 'Mama Chris' Wiggins was ousted as head of Imhotep Institute Charter High School in June. (NewsWorks, file art)

Report: Imhotep Charter sued by non-profit, school’s founder ousted

According to a report in the Inquirer, Imhotep Institute Charter High School is being sued by its landlord, a non-profit organiz ...

12 years ago

Voters in Upper Deerfield Township in Cumberland County approve liquor licenses

Voters have approved a ballot question that would allow a Cumberland County town to create and sell liquor licenses. Supporters ho ...

12 years ago

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Arrest made in Delaware State University shooting

A 25-year-old Dover man has been arrested in connection with the shooting of a Delaware State University shooting Monday. Marshawn ...

12 years ago

A view of apple orchards.

New Jersey voters approve dedicated funding for open space, pass bail reform

Voters yesterday approved two ballot questions — one to replenish a virtually bankrupt open-space preservation program and the othe ...

12 years ago

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