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Howard Baker probably couldn’t get elected today
Reading the obituaries of Howard Baker – the Senate Republican leader known in his day as “the great conciliator” ̵ ...
12 years ago
My Uncle Seymour was the deputy inspector of the New York City Police Department ...
12 years ago
The ocean seems warm at the Shore, but will temps hold?
On a blistering summer day, nothing feels quite so good as taking a dip at in the ocean. But where along the Jersey shore can you find th ...
12 years ago
Delaware senate passes bill to allow alcohol sales in movie theaters
Movie-goers in Delaware will soon be able to order a beer with their popcorn and candy at some movie theaters in the First State. ...
12 years ago
As the Franklin Institute changes presidents, a look at how the science museum evolves
The Franklin Institute has long been an iconic Philadelphia institution, known to locals and ...
12 years ago
ListenJune 27th – July 4th: The Drowsy Chaperone, Pee Wee Pirates and Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers
Hey Delaware, are you looking for something to do this weekend? We have some recommendations on what’s happening around the First S ...
12 years ago
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Pa. DEP reviewing thousands of comments on overhaul of drilling rules
Pennsylvania environmental regulators are wading through more than 25,000 public comments on ...
12 years ago
Delaware passes bills to keep minors from tanning and lawmakers from lobbying
With just one day of session left, Delaware lawmakers are moving forward with a number of bills before their June 30 deadline. Sev ...
12 years ago
Army Corps completes Monmouth County beach repair, restoration projects
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has completed its Superstorm Sandy beach rep ...
12 years ago
N.J. tax and pension maneuvers have significance, analysts say
Once again, Democratic lawmakers in New Jersey have passed a measure to impose an income tax surcharge on millionaires. They say t ...
12 years ago
How walkable are Pa. metro regions?
How walkable are Pennsylvania metro regions? Not as walkable as you might think. A new report compares the walkability of 30 U. ...
12 years ago
Corbett pushes for immediate vote on Pa. pension changes
Governor Tom Corbett is calling on Pennsylvania House Republican leaders to schedule a vote on a public pension overhaul bill. < ...
12 years ago
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