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 Spruce Street Harbor Park, the summer pop-up park at Penn's Landing, has been extended through September 28. (Photo courtesy of the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation)
Arts & Entertainment

Spruce Street Harbor Park will pop up again in 2015

The Spruce Street Harbor Park, floating on the Delaware River near Penn’s Landing, has extended its residency for an extra month, a ...

12 years ago

 The front entrance of Buttonwood Hospital in Burlington County, New Jersey. The facility has been privatized (Will Stith/for NewsWorks)
Health

Shortage of psychiatric beds creates bottleneck at N.J. screening centers

New Jersey mental health advocates say a shortage of beds in psychiatric hospitals is causing long wait times and chaotic conditions in t ...

12 years ago

 Using the CultureBlocks application, this map depicts the estimated number of resident artists within a quarter mile, highlighting, specifically, the Mantua/Powelton Village neighborhoods through the 19104 zip code.
Arts & Entertainment

Why parts of West Philly not getting the boost from attracting artists

The West Philadelphia neighborhoods of Mantua and Powelton Village have a surprisingly large arts sector, says a new study by Drexel Univ ...

12 years ago

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Money

New study shows gas workers could be exposed to dangerous levels of benzene

A new study out this month reveals unconventional oil and natural gas workers could be exposed to dangerous levels of benzene, putting th ...

12 years ago

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Education

Teens shouldn’t start school before 8:30 a.m., pediatricians say

The sun is hot. Water is wet. Teenagers like to sleep in. These truths we know to be self-evident. The American Academy of ...

12 years ago

Bill would let Pennsylvanians buy booze out of state

Pennsylvania lawmakers have put the cork in privatizing state-run liquor stores for now, but one Philadelphia Republican is still trying ...

12 years ago

Delaware nonprofit offers financial advice to homeowners, buyers

As the housing market slowly recovers, one Delaware organization is helping home buyers achieve financial independence. The Delawa ...

12 years ago

 City union workers are shown rallying at Philadelphia City Hall in 2013. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

Poll: Half of Americans like labor unions, while job satisfaction rises from recession low

This Labor Day marks the 120th national celebration of the American labor movement, dedicated to the social and economic contributions an ...

12 years ago

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149 graduate from New Jersey State Police Academy

The New Jersey State Police is gaining 149 new state troopers. The 154th State Police recruit class will graduate during ceremonie ...

12 years ago

 Workers put closed signs on the entrance of the Showboat Casino Hotel, Sunday, Aug. 31, 2014, in Atlantic City, N.J. The show is ending for the Showboat Casino Hotel in Atlantic City. The Mardi Gras-themed casino shut down Sunday after 27 years on the Boardwalk. (Mel Evans/AP Photo)
Money

A.C. to open resource center for up to 6,000 laid-off casino workers

With two Atlantic City casinos set to close down this weekend, the mayor of New Jersey’s fading gambling mecca says government agen ...

12 years ago

 Tahtanique Smith holds up an almost-ripe Cherokee purple tomato grown on the farm. (Nathaniel Hamilton/For Newsworks)

Cultivating healthy eating habits at North Philly vegetable garden

From a quarter-acre plot in North Philadelphia, Lisa Gaidanowicz wants to inspire an organic shift toward healthier eating. Earlie ...

12 years ago

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Webcomic: The simple pleasure of the Shore

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12 years ago

Decomposed body found in Lakewood home

Ocean County authorities are awaiting an autopsy to determine the cause of death for a badly decomposed body found in a home in Lakewood. ...

12 years ago

Woman struck by 3 cars in North Philly dies

Police are searching for two vehicles in the hit-and-run death of a woman in North Philadelphia. A police spokesman said the woman ...

12 years ago

 Ocean Bathing Area 1 in Island Beach State Park in July 2014. (Photo: Justin Auciello/JSHN)
Down the Shore

Lifeguards to protect one bathing beach at Island Beach State Park through September

A lifeguarded bathing area in Island Beach State Park will be open Friday through Monday in September, the New Jersey Department of Envir ...

12 years ago

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