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Urban Planning

Bill would expand building height and density limits in Center City

12 years ago

N. J. considers protections for employees who can’t get to work during official emergencies

New Jersey lawmakers are considering legislation that would prevent employers from penalizing employees who can’t get to work durin ...

12 years ago

A GOP House leader now backs medical marijuana in Pa.

The Pennsylvania House may not snuff out a medical marijuana legalization plan, after all.     A top House ...

12 years ago

N.J. may crack down on advertisers sending unwanted texts

A New Jersey Senate committee has advanced a measure aimed at advertisers who clutter cell phones with unwelcome texts. Texting is ...

12 years ago

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Arts & Entertainment

Tony Auth’s Philadelphia Foundation Collection 1960s-2000s [photos]

A look back on the career of Tony Auth, through his Philadelphia Foundation collection, 1960s – 2000s.   ...

12 years ago

 (AP Photo/Ben Margot)

Delaware law expands reading help for students with disabilities

Delaware mom Kim Hamstead is one of many parents whose child struggled to read.  Hamstead said it began in kindergarten, afte ...

12 years ago

Two Delaware men charged with year old Paladin Club apartment murders

Nearly one year after a Delaware couple was killed at the Paladin Club apartments in New Castle County; two men will now face charges for ...

12 years ago

 Former Philadelphia  city solicitor Ken Trujillo will announce his bid for for mayor Wednesday. (Photo courtesy of Jonathan Kolbe)
Dave Davies: Off Mic

Another candidate in Philadelphia mayor’s race

Former city solicitor Ken Trujillo will announce his candidacy for mayor of Philadelphia Wednesday, becoming the second candidate to form ...

12 years ago

Pie eating, pets and more at 8th annual Mt. Airy Village Fair

The eighth annual Mt. Airy Village Fair took place on Greene Street and Carpenter Lane in Mt. Airy on Sunday.  The fair featu ...

12 years ago

 A screencap from the first hour-long program in Princeton Community Television's
Down the Shore

Public access television station releases “Life After Sandy” series

“Life After Sandy,” a three-hour series produced by Princeton Community Televi ...

12 years ago

Bill Cosby to loan art collection to Smithsonian

Bill Cosby and his wife, Camille, plan to showcase their extensive collection of African-American art for the first time in an exhibition ...

12 years ago

 The Rothenberg Political Report last week labeled U.S. Rep Mike Fitzpatrick's seat 'safe' from challenger Kevin Strouse (right). (NewsWorks, file art)

Strouse campaign responds to report labeling Rep. Fitzpatrick’s seat ‘safe’

On Friday, the Rothenberg Political R ...

12 years ago

 Final drawing for'Where the Wild Things Are.' Pen-and-ink and watercolor. ©The Estate of Maurice Sendak, 1963.
Arts & Entertainment

The wild rumpus is ending as Philly’s Rosenbach prepares to return bulk of Sendak collection

For fans and researchers, one place has become synonymous with Maurice Sendak’s body of work — the prestigious Rosenbach Muse ...

12 years ago

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Science

Dozens rally at Comcast over proposed merger, new FCC rules

More than 50 “net neutrality” advocates stood outside of Comcast’s headquarters in downtown Philadelphia Monday, rallyi ...

12 years ago

 (Image courtesy StemCityPHL)

New online resource center aims to fill STEM mentorship gap in Philadelphia

Leaders across Philadelphia’s public and private sectors have been scratching their heads over how to bring more low-income, female ...

12 years ago

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