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Bobcat that escaped from South Jersey home captured

A pet bobcat has been recaptured after its latest escape from its owner’s southern New Jersey home. Stafford Township Police ...

12 years ago

Christie announces Ebola response team

Gov. Chris Christie says he has signed an executive order to create an Ebola virus joint response team to coordinate on Ebola preparednes ...

12 years ago

 Democratic Senator Cory Booker (left), Republican Joshua Bell are running for the U.S. Senate in New Jersey.

Polar-opposite candidates vie for New Jersey’s U.S. Senate seat

Cory Booker and Jeff Bell have one thing in common: they are both running for a U.S. Senate seat in New Jersey. Other than that, B ...

12 years ago

 Barnabas Davis, 47, aka
Down the Shore

Police execute search warrant at Toms River hotel, find heroin labeled “Ebola”

A Toms River man is facing various drug charges following a raid at a township hotel, police said. Barnabas Davis, 47, aka “ ...

12 years ago

 Delaware teacher of the year Megan Szabo with some of her students at Postlethwait Middle School. (photo courtesy Caesar Rodney School District)

Middle school science teacher named Delaware’s top educator

Megan Szabo, science teacher at Postlethwait Middle School, has been named Delaware’s Teacher of the Year.  With the la ...

12 years ago

 Gov. Tom Corbett speaks before signing the Re-victimization Relief Act on Tuesday. (AP Photo/Michael Sisak)
The Philadelphia Experiment

Corbett’s Mumia stunt is a political ploy

I’ve never been emotionally invested in the case of Mumia Abu-Jamal, the radio journalist convicted for the murder of Philadelphia ...

12 years ago

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Historic Hohenadel House and brewery in East Falls reopens for a night

Once the home of a family of brewers, one can imagine the days when the lights and sounds of joyful commotion poured out the windows of t ...

12 years ago

 Ohio Gov. John Kasich speaks to supporters at Darke County GOP headquarters, Monday, Oct. 13, 2014, in Greenville, Ohio. Polls suggest he has a big lead over his Democratic challenger, county executive Ed Fitzgerald. Kasich's strength and his position as the top elected official in one of the nation's most important swing states, is fueling renewed speculation that he may join the crowded 2016 Republican presidential field. He's not ruling anything out. (Al Behrman/AP Photo)
National Interest

GOP no-no: Saying anything nice about Obamacare

John Kasich, former House Republican wunderkind and current governor of Ohio, clearly wants to run for president in 2016. Just look at th ...

12 years ago

Greene Street Friends School hosts fall-fest fundraiser for Costa Rica trip

Students, parents, teachers and staff headed to Germantown on Saturday for the Greene Street Friends School’s Annual Fall Fair ...

12 years ago

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3 reasons to ignore the porn scandal, 1 good reason to care a lot

Thousands of words have now been used to discuss the ...

12 years ago

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Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

‘Detroit’: Fire in a crowded theater

Shouting “fire!” in a crowded theater is forbidden, but what about setting a fire in a crowded theater? That’s ...

12 years ago

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PlanPhilly
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October 22: Sliding doors for SEPTA | Center City’s Millennial migration boom | Peopledelphia | Milkman’s return

12 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Digital billboards on East Market approved by Planning Commission

12 years ago

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Of pigeons and pets: Pa. animal rights bill dies

Pigeon shoots can live on in Pennsylvania, and cats and dogs can still be eaten in the privacy of your own home. That’s the ...

12 years ago

 Activists protest large donations to candidates that can drown out the concerns of ordinary voters. (Phil Gregory/WHYY)

Activists propose more public financing for N.J. candidates

Saying large donors play an outsize role in political campaigns, a New Jersey consumer group is proposing a way to limit their influence. ...

12 years ago

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