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N.J. Hall of Fame announces new inductees

A late actor best known for portraying a New Jersey mobster and a former governor remembered for raising taxes are among the newest membe ...

12 years ago

 The company of 'Henry IV: Your Prince and Mine' at war in the open-air collaborative   production by Shakespeare in Clark Park and Team Sunshine Performance Corporation. (Image courtesy of  Kyle Cassidy)
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: ‘Henry IV’ with a cast of, well, lots

Staging an all-out war with eight or nine cast members playing both sides is a mighty challenge for some directors of Shakespeare. But no ...

12 years ago

Webcomic: Good luck down the shore

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12 years ago

 Rep. Curt Clawson, R-Fla. at the Capitol in Washington, Wednesday, June 25, 2014. Clawson won a special election in southwest Florida to replace former Rep. Trey Radel, who resigned in January after pleading guilty to cocaine possession (J. Scott Applewhite/AP Photo)
National Interest

Meet Curt Clawson, the summer’s dumbest Republican white man

Let’s wave bye-bye to July with a thigh-slapping salute to Curt Clawson, the tea party’s latest contribution to the U.S. Cong ...

12 years ago

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Delaware Fair attendance up more than 25 percent

Attendance at the Delaware State fair was up more than 25 percent this year.  WDEL-AM reports nearly 282,000 people attended ...

12 years ago

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Report: Low-income N.J residents are more likely to seek health care at hospitals

Low-income New Jersey residents are more likely to make hospital trips that could be avoided, according to a new study. The Rutger ...

12 years ago

 Camden Schools Superintendent Paymon Rouhanifard

Camden gets ready for 3 new charter school operators

As Camden looks ahead to a pivotal year that will be marked by a major influx of new charter schools, the district’s state-appointe ...

12 years ago

 Mike Dunn pictured with historian Stephanie Ambrose Tubbs. (Courtesy of Mike Dunn)

Chestnut Hill resident and teacher takes professional-development voyage

Michael Dunn, Chestnut Hill resident and history teacher at AIM Academy in Conshohocken, traveled to Missoula, Montana for a seven-day Le ...

12 years ago

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Philly Parenting

5 family-friendly activities for the weekend

Here’s a look at what’s going on around town this weekend.  Friday, August 1 ...

12 years ago

Over 300 graduating students from 19 Philadelphia-area colleges and universities are shown throwing their mortarboards in the air on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art in a 2012 ceremony. (Alex Brandon/AP Photo, file)

It’s time to reverse Philadelphia’s ‘brain drain’

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12 years ago

 Ian McClellan with the Philadelphia Spinners demonstrates a precision long-distance throw. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)
The Pulse

The art and science of a good Frisbee throw

What’s a trip to the beach without a game of Frisbee? We check in with experts in the game and in physics to find out what makes th ...

12 years ago

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 Construction crews work around the clock on I-495 bridge.(Nichelle Polston/WHYY)

The road to repair: insight into Delaware’s I-495 bridge closure

In light of the  ...

12 years ago

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In spite of statewide efforts, Delaware breastfeeding stats are down [video]

New statistics show that fewer mothers are breastfeeding their babies in Delaware, but state health officials don’t believe that th ...

12 years ago

 The crowd in Atlantic City before Blake Shelton's concert. (AP Photo/Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority)

Free Blake Shelton concert in Atlantic City attracts over 60,000

More than 60,000 turned out for Thursday’s free beach concert featuring country music star Blake Shelton. Many non-country m ...

12 years ago

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Urban Planning

August 1: Cigarette tax session cancelled | Zoning fix for multi-generational housing | City government’s Innovation Lab | Highway funding gimmicks

12 years ago

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