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Penn State freshman dies in fall
Police in central Pennsylvania say a Penn State freshman died from a fall at a construction site on campus over the weekend.   ...
12 years ago
Does paid sick leave statewide have a chance in New Jersey?
Organizers are hoping that efforts to pass paid-sick-leave ordinances at the local level will lend additional momentum to pass a state bi ...
12 years ago
Mainly sunny at the Jersey Shore during the workweek
On the last workweek of the summer tourism season, weather conditions at the Jersey Shore will be mainly sunny and more comfortable than ...
12 years ago
Ferguson fallout: The daunting odds of a meaningful dialogue about race
It was inevitable that the tragedy in Ferguson would prompt calls for a national conversation on race – just like in ...
12 years ago
Tropical Storm Cristobal to remain well offshore, but rip current risk to continue
Tropical Storm Cristobal, the third named storm of the 2014 Atlantic hurricane season, is expected to remain well off the Eastern seaboar ...
12 years ago
Details of Chesco Democratic feud leak into public
If I told you the Democratic leader of the 33rd ward in Kensington was cited for public urination, you might say, “yeah, so what? ...
12 years ago
Delaware students head back to school
Summer is officially over for hundreds of Delaware students and teachers heading back to the classroom this morning. A cooler than ...
12 years ago
Small Craft Advisory in effect for South Jersey waters through Monday evening
A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for South Jersey wate ...
12 years ago
Out on the police beat with Northwest Task Force officers
In the back alleys of a residential section of West Oak Lane, Sgt. Tyreek Cunningham backs his patrol car into a driveway. T ...
12 years ago
Hard questions as Michael Brown is laid to rest
Rest in peace. It’s the platitude we will hear today as Michael Brown’s parents bury their child. Brown was the unarmed black ...
12 years ago
ListenRip current risk high Monday; threat continues during the week
The threat of rip current development is high Monday, according to the National Weat ...
12 years ago
Line forms early for back-to-school giveaway at Germantown’s Concord School House
The line started forming at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, 90 minutes before the Concord School House, in partnership with the 6300 Block Business A ...
12 years ago
State College Mayor Elizabeth Goreham on homeowners, ‘Hunger Games’ and the Loo
“Five Questions with…” is a regular Keystone Crossroads feature where we seek to glean wisdom and ideas from some o ...
12 years ago
Bobby Williams has wisdom to spare, but are you listening?
If you find yourself wandering the corridors of City Hall, keep your eyes peeled for an old m ...
12 years ago


