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12 years ago

 Rendering of proposed data center and CHP (Photo courtesy of TDC)

Lessons learned from Univ. of Delaware’s data center debacle

A couple of weeks before the University of Delaware pulled the plug on a proposed data center, E. Eugene Kern, the man behind the controv ...

12 years ago

Former Delaware Governor Jack Markell
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First Person: Delaware Governor Jack Markell

We are now two weeks into Delaware’s new fiscal year, and it’s time to look back on the past legislative session with Gov. Ja ...

12 years ago

South Seaside Park on July 6, 2014. (Justin Auciello/for WHYY)
Down the Shore

Beach plans this weekend? Another nice one on tap

The dry weekend weather stretch continues for almost all of the upcoming weekend. ...

12 years ago

Cross-country skateboarder Kevin Kreider learned how to skate in December of 2013, and started his journey on April 15th 2013. He arrived in Philadelphia on July 10th. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Arts & Entertainment

Philly native skateboarding across the country to find calm and his hair [photos]

Ten pairs of shoes, four sets of wheels, three pairs of elbow and kneepads, 3,300 miles and 86 days ago, Philadelphia native Kevin Kreide ...

12 years ago

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Money

NHTSA probes 500K older model Ford cars for steering issues

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says it is investigating steering problems in about 500,000 Ford cars. The inve ...

12 years ago

Man guilty in crash that killed N.J. police officer

Jurors have convicted a man of vehicular homicide in a fiery crash that killed an off-duty police officer who was on his way home on Than ...

12 years ago

 Elfreth's Alley is the oldest, continuously-inhabited residential street in America (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

Unusual turnover on Elfreth’s Alley

It doesn’t happen often, but now you have mutiple chances to buy a house on the oldest, continuously-inhabited residential street i ...

12 years ago

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July 11th – 18th: The Machine performs Pink Floyd, Fort Miles, a part of WW II History and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy

From concerts and movies to special events for the whole family, there is always something to see and do in Delaware.  Here are some ...

12 years ago

 US soldiers are seen  through a night vision scope in Iraq. (AP Photo/Rob Griffith)

Russian pleads guilty to military export plot in Delaware

A Russian man accused of trying to illegally export military technology out of the United States pled guilty to the charges in federal co ...

12 years ago

Where have all the monarchs gone?: Counting butterflies at the Schuylkill Center [photos]

When Jan Clark-Levenson’s daughter, Michelle, was eight and attending the Miquon School, she found a rare white butterfly with symm ...

12 years ago

 A young Hillary Rodham at Park Ridge (Ill.) East High School in a 1964 yearbook photo. She was junior class vice-president. (AP Photo, file)
National Interest

What do Hillary and John Adams have in common?

When Hillary Clinton was a young lawyer, she defended an accused rapist whom she knew was guilty. Some conservatives seem to think this i ...

12 years ago

1 injured in south Jersey chemical plant blast

Firefighters are on the scene of a chemical plant explosion in southern New Jersey. The explosion happened at the ...

12 years ago

The Philadelphia Experiment

Dousing the flames in the Liberian community

Sometimes stories are too heartbreaking to understand. Such is the case with the fire that killed four children in the heart of So ...

12 years ago

 Two cyclists use a foot rest with handles at a major intersection on a downtown Copenhagen street with bicycle-friendly features. (AP Photo/Jan M. Olsen)
Keystone Crossroads

Scott Bricker on cycling infrastructure, parking spaces and the Ultraviolet Loop

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

12 years ago

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