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Delaware pedestrian bridge back in business
Pedestrians in the Wilmington area can cover more ground now that the “swinging bridge,” in Brandywine Park has re-opened. ...
12 years ago
Venue hearing set in ex-Penn State president suit
A federal judge has scheduled a Nov. 14 hearing to determine whether former Penn State president Graham Spanier’s defamation suit a ...
12 years ago
Governor Christie live press conference 9/18/14 (video stream)
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is holding his first Statehouse news conference since May. Christie is scheduled to take questions ...
12 years ago
Delaware casino owner owes back taxes
Delaware Park owner owes the state more than $5,000 in unpaid taxes. While gambling industry officials are asking Delaware lawmake ...
12 years ago
Sniper kills Pennsylvania state cop, yet nobody calls him a terrorist
The press and the Pennsylvania cops have crafted all kinds of labels for Eric Matthew Frein. He’s a “cop-hating gunman,” ...
12 years ago
East Germantown restaurant burglarized [video]
Philadelphia Police released video Thursday of a Sept. 10 burglary at Skyline Restaurant, located near Chew and E. Chelten aves. in East ...
12 years ago
Delaware’s Firefly teams up with Coachella creator
Dover’s Firefly Music Festival has often been compared to California’s Coachella, now organizers of both festivals are teamin ...
12 years ago
Germantown’s Keystone State Boychoir returns from tour of Australia [video]
At their first rehearsal after returning from a three-week tour of Australia, the Keystone State Boychoir boys were raving about their tr ...
12 years ago
Stenton hosts three-day conference focused on James Logan, early Pa. culture
Stenton, the country mansion built in 1730 by James Logan, will host a three-day international interdisciplinary conference reconsidering ...
12 years ago
Fringe Festival review: ‘In the Pony Palace’
I feel good! I feel mean! I feel strong! That’s the mantra of the football team called the Owls. (Not th ...
12 years ago
Recent helicopter activity over northern shore area just for routine inspections, utility says
The recent helicopter activity over the northern shore area is due to routine aerial inspections of JCP&L transmission lines, accordi ...
12 years ago
Sierra Club backs Watson Coleman, Belgard bids for N.J. Congress
The nation’s largest environmental groups has endorsed two New Jersey candidates in their quest for a seat in the U.S. House. < ...
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