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Christopher Steele faces ten years to life in prison on child exploitation charges. (photo courtesy Montgomery County District Attorney)

Delaware man guilty of child sexual explotation

A Newark man faces a mandatory minimum of 10 years in prison for traveling across state lines to have sex with a minor.   ...

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It’s hard for this Philly lawyer to fit his spiritual life into his briefcase

Is there a temple, mosque, church, sangha, regular yoga gathering, or some other spiritual community in your life that you are reluctant ...

12 years ago

 City Council President Darrell Clarke (Emma Lee/NewsWorks Photo, file)

Philly will not ban kiosks that buy old cell phones

Philadelphia City Council was talking about banning kiosks where people can sell old mobile phones. Now it’s expected to vot ...

12 years ago

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 City Council President Darrell Clarke (Emma Lee/NewsWorks Photo, file)

Charter change proposal calls for language equality in Philadelphia

A Philadelphia City Councilwoman wants more of city government more accessible to those who don’t speak English. Councilwoma ...

12 years ago

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Joe Guzmán and Kittson O'Neill as two competitive researchers in Lantern Theater Company's production of 'Arcadia.' (Photo courtesy of Mark Garvin)
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: Nailing ‘Arcadia,’ brilliance, blather and all

It’s hard to tell what’s more impressive about “Arcadia” – Tom Stoppard’s brilliant boil-over of ideas or ...

12 years ago

(John Jankowski/for NewsWorks)

Third passenger dies from Delaware bus crash

Last month’s bus crash near Red Lion has claimed the life of a third victim. A 43-year-old woman from Mumbai, India died Thu ...

12 years ago

N.J. announces high school grad exam plan

New Jersey education officials say the state will start using a new test as a high school graduation requirement for the class of 2016. ...

12 years ago

Former head of the  Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection
Politics & Policy

Named in office porn exchanges, Pa.’s DEP chief resigns

The head of Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection is leaving his post. The resignation of Chris Abruzzo Thur ...

12 years ago

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Ronald Fischman was fatally stabbed in his East Mt. Airy home on Tuesday night. (Photo from Fischman's Facebook page)

Mt. Airy man charged with fatally stabbing popular Roxborough-synagogue member

Ronald Fischman, a popular member of Roxborough’s ...

12 years ago

Webcomic: Becoming a better runner

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Police release sketch of Wissahickon Park assault/attempted-robbery suspect

Philadelphia Police released on Thursday a composite sketch of the man who allegedly assaulted a 51-year-old woman during an attempted ro ...

12 years ago

 English teacher Jose Ramos and Wissahickon Sustainability Council cofounder Jeanne Ortiz stand with eighth graders in the school's native plant meadow. (Neema Roshania/WHYY)

Cook-Wissahickon front-lawn look draws concern, then cooperation from neighbors

Walk down Salaignac Street in Roxborough and you might be surprised by what looks like weeds and untamed grass in front of Cook-Wissahick ...

12 years ago

Trader was last seen in her 2000 Acura RL (Photo courtesy of New Castle County Police)

Police continue to investigate disappearance of Delaware woman

It’s been three months since Nefertiri Trader vanished from her New Castle home in the middle of the night. The 33-year-old moth ...

12 years ago

Ex toll taker files suit over ‘God bless you’

A former Garden State Parkway toll collector has filed a lawsuit because she claims a supervisor told her to stop saying “God bless ...

12 years ago

(Photo: jeepermedia via Flickr)
Down the Shore

Toms River Police: Two robbed at gunpoint in Red Lobster parking lot

Authorities in Toms River are investigating a recent armed robbery outside of a seafood restaurant.  Shortly before midnight ...

12 years ago

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