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ACLU says Philly cops still harassing people photographing them
Did Philadelphia police get the memo? Almost three years ago, Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey issued a memorandum saying that o ...
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Poll: A quarter of smokers say they’ll curb their smoking with higher cigarette taxes
As Harrisburg ponders a $2-per-pack smoking tax in Philadelphia to help fund the city’s schools, new national data give us insights ...
12 years ago
ListenDoctor’s quick action kept Darby hospital gunman from killing others, authorities say
The man who killed a 53-year old caseworker and wounded a doctor at the Mercy-Fitzgerald Hospital in Delaware County Thursday planned to ...
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ListenFormer Kelly Elementary teacher files federal suit claiming age, racial discrimination
A former teacher at John B. Kelly Elementary in Germantown has accused the Philadelphia School District of firing her based on age and ra ...
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Philadelphians welcome unofficial news that Pope Francis will visit next year
Philadelphia was buzzing Friday after a report said Archbishop Charles Chaput had officially confirmed that Pope Francis would attend nex ...
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ListenFirst Person: Chief Bobby Cummings
First Person this week welcomes the new Chief of Wilmington Police, Bobby Cummings. We discuss how he is adapting to his new post to plan ...
12 years ago
4 ways America should respond to a world in chaos
The world requires global leadership from the United States. We as American citizens must realize that doing nothing, either explicitly a ...
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As Haskell nears, N.J. horse racing hoping for boost from sports betting
One of New Jersey’s biggest horse racing events, the $1 million Haskell Invitational, is this Sunday at Monmouth Park. ...
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Premier English soccer team sponsoring sports clinic for Camden kids
Representatives of an English Premier League team will be in Camden on Monday as the Liverpool Football Club’s foundation hosts a f ...
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Cat euthanasia rate drops dramatically in Philly
There’s good news for Philadelphia-area animal lovers: The rate of cat euthanasia is down dramatically. Those who run the ci ...
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ListenNTSB to discuss Paulsboro train derailment
The National Transportation Safety Board is wrapping up its investigation into a train derailment that caused a chemical leak in Paulsbor ...
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Arson probed in South Philly blaze that injured three
A Philadelphia police officer once fired after he was accused of assaulting a woman but later reinstated is now being hailed for alerting ...
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117 immigrant children placed in Delaware homes
Gov. Jack Markell says 117 children who immigrated alone to the United States have been placed with families in Delaware. Ma ...
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Charles Montgomery’s book Happy City: Transforming Our Lives Through Urban Design takes a look at the intersection of urban plan ...
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ListenJuly 25th – August 1st: Hagley Science Saturday, Arts in the Park and Cinema by the Canal
From concerts and movies to special events for the whole family, there is always something to see and do in Delaware. Here are some ...
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