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Delaware officials approve up to $1.3M for Perdue

A Delaware panel has agreed to provide up to $1.3 million in taxpayer money to poultry producer Perdue Foods for expansion of its process ...

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DePaul Catholic School graduates the class of 2014 [gallery]

DePaul Catholic High School graduated the class of 2014 on Wednesday at the St. Vincent de Paul Church in Germantown. Twenty- ...

12 years ago

Health

Watching fictional violence on TV makes Americans more afraid

A lot of people share the idea that the volume of crime stories on the 6 o’clock news can make viewers more fearful. But what about ...

12 years ago

Nascent economic-development coalition talks job creation in Northwest Philly

Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. That’s the main mantra of a new community focused coalition aimed at boosting economic development across ...

12 years ago

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There are two sides to the ferry, and the Cape May side has some interesting places to visit

On the New Jersey side of the Cape May-Lewes ferry lies the quaint vacation spot known as a place of antique shops and Victorian bed and ...

12 years ago

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 Damon Walker (left), a trainer with Philadelphia Area Project on Occupational Safety and Health, and his son, 14-year-old Wendell Skinner, a peer educator, prepare for a new program to help teens address and avoid workplace violence. (Elana Gordon/WHYY)

After recent wave of violence, Philly program aims to reduce workplace risks for teens

Philadelphia, along with several other cities, is rolling out a new training program for teenagers to reduce the risks of workplace viole ...

12 years ago

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 Zaye Tete (left) and Marie Nyenabo perform with the Liberian Women's Chorus for Change at Bluebell Triangle Park on Woodland Avenue. (Elisabeth Perez-Luna/WHYY)
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Liberian Women’s Chorus for Change using music to heal in Southwest Philly

About 15,000 Liberian immigrants live in Philadelphia. Their presence became painfully visible when a fire ripped through several rowhous ...

12 years ago

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Philly lawyer gets 2 years for stealing $500,000 from clients

A former Philadelphia lawyer has been sentenced to two years in prison after admitting he took $500,000 from clients to cover personal ex ...

12 years ago

Child killed, family hurt in S. Jersey crash

A 9-year-old child was killed and four people were injured when an SUV overturned after being struck by another vehicle. The crash ...

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 A Coast Guard member boards a boat in a drill for stopping BUI (Boating Under Influence). (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

Authorities going after drunk boaters for 4th of July

For some, having a drink on a boat might be an essential part of celebrating the 4t ...

12 years ago

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 Philadelphia artist Cesar Viveros is shown painting a large skull for a Day of the Dead celebration at the Penn Museum. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks, file)

For Philadelphia artists, good work should not come for free

Philadelphia would not be the cultural hub it is today without its artists. From the contributions of painters like Thomas Eaki ...

12 years ago

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Wilmington VA center evacuated due to bomb threat

Authorities have evacuated three administrative buildings at the Wilmington Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Delaware after a bomb thre ...

12 years ago

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Police: Man attempted to lure child with candy in Toms River

Police are looking for a man who reportedly attempted to lure a child in Toms River last Friday. A young boy was playing within a ...

12 years ago

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Delaware attorney general warns of telephone scams

Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden is warning of a rising number of telephone scams targeting the elderly.  Biden’s o ...

12 years ago

US mayors to vote on climate change resolution

U.S. mayors gathered in Texas will decide whether to endorse a call for cities to use nature to fight the effects of climate change. ...

12 years ago

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