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 Lady Gaga will perform in Atlantic City Saturday night at Boardwalk Hall. (AP Photo/Zacharie Scheurer, file)

Next Exit Shore Guide (week of June 26 – July 2)

As New Jersey looks back on 350 yea ...

12 years ago

Pa. House passes $29.1 billion budget

The Pennsylvania House has passed a $29.1 billion spending plan just days before the budget deadline. Republicans heralded th ...

12 years ago

Pa. Senate leaders consider revenue strategies

The Capitol building in Harrisburg is buzzing with talk of tax increases, but, so far, there’s nothing public in writing. As ...

12 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Roadwork roundup: Summer transportation construction projects

12 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

June 26: Chump city | Clarke and Francisville’s gap-toothed development | C- for PA infrastructure | 3 ArtPlace America grants | Fair bike share | Italian Market organic stand

12 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

$1.5 million in grants awarded for bike share and South Philly bikeway

12 years ago

Judge clears the way for cutting payments to N.J. pension system

A New Jersey judge has ruled that Gov. Chris Christie can cut the state’s contribution to the public employees pension system in th ...

12 years ago

 Communities rally around the cause to preserve their historic theaters, but it's often an uphill battle. Philipsburg has seen success in its efforts to save and maintain its downtown theater, built in 1917. (Kelly Tunney/for WPSU)
Keystone Crossroads

Are historic theaters worth saving?

At its heyday, the Garman Opera House in Bellefonte featured such performers as Harry Houdini and comedians George Burns and Gracie Allen ...

12 years ago

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Dave Davies: Off Mic

Nutter: I never tried to fix a ticket

Disputing testimony in a federal ticket-fixing trial, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter said he never tried to get tickets fixed back whe ...

12 years ago

 The Cape May-Lewes Ferry celebrates 50 years with special events June 28-29, including screenings of the WHYY documentary

Weekly Entertainment Guide – Cape May-Lewes Ferry at 50, Independence Week & Awesome Fest

From Pennsylvania Dutch country to Philly to the Jersey Pinelands to Southern Delaware, there’s something for everyone this week. R ...

12 years ago

Pa. House begins debate on $29.1 billion budget

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives has started debate on a $29.1 billion Republican-penned budget plan that calls for increases fo ...

12 years ago

 Pennsylvania Infrastructure Report Card: A sign warns traffic about a bridge under construction about a mile ahead; access to the area will be limited again when another bridge a few miles later is slated to be replaced next year. (Kelly Tunney/For WPSU)
Keystone Crossroads

Pa.’s infrastructure barely makes the grade

The American Society of Civil Engineers released its 2014 Report Card for Pennsylvania’s infrastructure today. The grades ar ...

12 years ago

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 Lisa Hanover, curator of 'Out of this World: Works by Steve Tobin' at the Michener Museum, stands amid a piece called 'Romeo and Juliet,' which consists of bronze casts of a tree root system. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)
Arts & Entertainment

In grand gesture, Bucks sculptor’s towering work takes root at Doylestown museum

A Bucks County artist known for sculpting massive tree-root systems is spreading all throughout the Michener Museum in Doylestown. ...

12 years ago

 New Jersey Governor Chris Christie during a town hall meeting in South Jersey, Wednesday, June 25, 2014 (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

Another town hall meeting, same Christie mantra: I will veto tax hikes

Gov. Chris Christie came to South Jersey today for another town hall style meeting and to send several messages back to Democrats in Tren ...

12 years ago

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Del., N.J. top list of beaches with good water quality

The last thing you want to do when you hit the waves this summer is contract stomach flu or hepatitis, from swimming in contaminated wate ...

12 years ago

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