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 Shown is a wall in the Franklin Square statin which has been closed for decades, in Philadelphia, Monday, Aug. 3, 2009. (Matt Rourke/AP Photo)

Still another chance to reopen ‘ghost’ station on PATCO line

Another effort is under way to revive a “ghost” station along the PATCO High Speed Line from South Jersey.  The F ...

12 years ago

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 Kai Cummings hit a big home run in the fifth inning to narrow the score to 6-5. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

The adventure ends: Taney Dragons fall short in 6-5 loss

They kept hope alive until the final pitch, but the Taney Dragons couldn’t make magic happen one more time in the Little League Wor ...

12 years ago

 Two New Jersey legislators want a law mandating jail time for motorists who repeatedly drive with a suspended license. (AP file photo)

Driving repeatedly with supended license in N.J. could mean jail time

Current New Jersey law calls for a jail sentence only if a driver with a suspended license is involved in an accident that causes injury. ...

12 years ago

 Jerry Jordan, head of the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers held office hours outdoors at Philly's School District Headquarters (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

Head of Philly teachers union holds outdoor ‘office hours’

The head of the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers held office hours alfresco at School District Headquarters. Jerry Jordan had t ...

12 years ago

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Long-planned Camden park nears opening after more than a decade of work

The Delaware River Port Authority is trying to conclude a very long-term project along the Admiral Wilson Boulevard in Camden. The ...

12 years ago

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Delaware gets $45 million in Bank of America settlement

The State of Delaware will receive $45 million following the settlement of allegations that Bank of America misled investors about the ri ...

12 years ago

PATCO working out some bugs before unveiling first of ‘new’ traincars

It’s a few months behind schedule, but PATCO is close to rolling out refurbished cars on the high-speed train line between South Je ...

12 years ago

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A proud great grandmother gives her great granddaughter a hug. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

Centenarian celebrates birthday at Germantown senior center [gallery]

Surrounded by friends and family, Wilma Rowe celebrated her 100th birthday at Germantown’s Wesley Enhanced Living at Stapeley on Tu ...

12 years ago

Money

Justice Dept. announces $17B settlement with BofA

The Justice Department has announced a $16.65 billion settlement with Bank of America over its role in the sale of mortgage-backed securi ...

12 years ago

Study shows NJ Transit buses running late

New Jersey Transit plans to make changes after new data revealed the agency’s buses arrive on time for scheduled stops 68 percent o ...

12 years ago

Trial begins in kindergartner’s 2013 abduction, rape

Opening statements are set to begin in the trial of a woman charged with abducting a kindergartner from her Philadelphia classroom and se ...

12 years ago

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DelDOT begins realignment process on I-495 bridge

The Delaware Dept. of Transportation is undertaking the realignment of the northbound lanes of the I-495 bridge. The northbound si ...

12 years ago

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Education

Dozens more Philly schools lose school police due to budget cuts

In a move that leaders hope will be temporary, the Philadelphia School District will not fill its staffing vacancies for school police of ...

12 years ago

Philly won’t appeal dismissal of attempt to tax lap dancing

Philadelphia officials have decided not to keep appealing in court to revive the “lap dance tax.”   The 30-d ...

12 years ago

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 The Rev. Mark Tyler from Mother Bethel AME and other clergy members march in support of and pray for peace in Ferguson. (Image courtesy of POWER)

Philly clergy join movement for peace in Ferguson [photos]

Several Philadelphia clergy members are among the demonstrators in Ferguson, Missouri, calling for peace in a highly volatile situation.< ...

12 years ago

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