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 The Northwest Raiders and Mt. Airy Bantams are collaborating to raise money to build new facility. It would be named after late state Rep. David Richardson, shown here in a Chelten Ave. mural. (Brian Hickey/WHYY)

Rival Northwest Philly youth-sports programs want to build shared facility

Faced with aging resources and limited funding, two Northwest Philadelphia youth-sports organizations are teaming up in the hopes of brin ...

12 years ago

 Baltimore City Hall (AP photo/Patrick Semansky)
Keystone Crossroads

Community First CEO Dan Betancourt on public art, historic preservation and economic justice

“Five Questions with …” is a regular Keystone Crossroads feature where we seek to glean wisdom and ideas from some ...

12 years ago

 Harrah's Casino in Chester, Pa. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
Keystone Crossroads

What is a Keystone Opportunity Zone?

A Keystone Opportunity Zone is land designated by local communities and approved by the state, as part of an economic development incenti ...

12 years ago

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Sláinte! Remembering an unlikely friend and his favorite pint

Craig and I were an odd couple from the get go. A highly cultured man with a patrician air, he seemed to be a character out of “Dow ...

12 years ago

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Wilmington city council can’t override Williams veto over fire cuts

The City of Wilmington Fire Department will get to keep $500,000 in their operating budget. Earlier this month Wilmington City Cou ...

12 years ago

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How the fairgrounds was transformed into Grounds for Sculpture

Pass through the topiary archway into Grounds For Sculpture, and you enter a world of illusion. Inside the 42-acre sculpture park in Hami ...

12 years ago

At a health center in Trenton, Rachael Richardson, (left), helps Louis Peters to sign-up for a new health insurance plan (Mel Evans/AP Photo)

Explainer: ACA’s impact more gradual for those whose jobs provide insurance

The Affordable Care Act has had its most visible impact on people who were able to buy health insurance through the federal marketplace o ...

12 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

July 30: University City crime rates dropping | $106M for The Gallery | Big win for NACTO | How to force a Sheriff’s sale

12 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Council plans to use quality-of-life data to guide future budget decisions

12 years ago

 James Hoffman, 60, of Toms River was killed in a two-vehicle crash in the township Tuesday afternoon. (Photo: Toms River Police Department)
Down the Shore

Man killed in Toms River crash Tuesday afternoon

A man was killed in a two-vehicle collision in Toms River Tuesday afternoon. James Hoffman, 60, of Toms River was operating a 1998 ...

12 years ago

Wolf working on plan for progressive Pa. income tax

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf is calling for a progressive Pennsylvania income tax that targets the wealthy. But he faces a ...

12 years ago

 Erik E. Cordes, associate professor of biology at Temple University is a marine ecologist specializing in deep sea ecosystems.(Jessica McDonald/WHYY)

Deepwater Horizon oil spill casts wider net in harming coral

A new survey of deep-sea corals in the Gulf of Mexico has found that the Deepwater Horizon oil spill four years ago has affected more of ...

12 years ago

N.J.’s lackluster online gaming revenues take analysts by surprise

One hopes when online gaming was introduced in New Jersey was that it would help revive the struggling casinos of Atlantic City. While al ...

12 years ago

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Christie wants progress on bail changes, but Assembly leader’s in no hurry

Gov. Chris Christie is ordering a rare summertime special session of the New Jersey Legislature on Thursday in an effort to get lawmakers ...

12 years ago

Chris Christie

Despite resignations, N.J. congressional delegation expected to stay evenly split by party

Incumbents’ names will not be on the ballot this November in several of New Jersey ...

12 years ago

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