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Late to the game, N.J. learns from Taser errors elsewhere

Police in New Jersey have a new tool: Tasers. The Garden State became the last in the country to issue Tasers to police, less than a year ...

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The Tornoe Spin: Gridlock, thy name is Wilmington

So, how’s your commute through Wilmington been?  Ever since the closing of the I-495 bridge (surprisingly not named aft ...

12 years ago

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Longing for a Fourth of July with fewer fireworks and more equality

I have a confession to make, my fellow Americans. I love my country, but I really don’t like the Fourth of July. ...

12 years ago

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Keystone Crossroads

State clears Shamokin for Act 47 program

Pennsylvania’s Act 47 program for distressed municipalities has taken another case, agreeing to help the city of Shamokin fix its f ...

12 years ago

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Delaware airman awarded third Bronze Star

An Air National Guardsman from Middletown was presented with his third Bronze Star Medal for going above and beyond during a combat tour ...

12 years ago

June 20th – 27th: Little Shop of Horrors, Arts in the Park and The Vallely Brothers

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

D-Day vet to get N.J. high school diploma

A D-Day veteran who missed his high school graduation will be among the graduates at a northern New Jersey high school. Herman Zei ...

12 years ago

 Former Philadelphia Mayor John Street at a rally to keep the Philadelphia Gas Works under city control (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

John Street happy being out of Philly’s political spotlight

Former Philadelphia Mayor John Street made a rare public appearance Thursday at a rally to keep the Philadelphia Gas Works under city con ...

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One dead, five injured in AC Expressway crash

One person is dead and five were injured after a pickup truck overturned on the Atlantic City Expressway. The accident happened in ...

12 years ago

 Firefighters work to contain a multi-alarm blaze that reportedly started with a refrigeration unit on the roof at the Dietz and Watson warehouse on Coopertown Road in Delanco on Sunday, September 1, 2013 (Camden Courier-Post, Jodi Samsel/AP Photo)

Dietz & Watson facility may be moved from N.J. back to Philly

A Philadelphia-based deli meats company might announce this week it will be bringing back facilities and workers from New Jersey. ...

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Trenton to pay $75K for late death notification

Trenton has agreed to pay $75,000 to settle a lawsuit after it took police 19 months to notify a woman that her daughter was dead. ...

12 years ago

Philly Council panel votes for referendum to abolish SRC

A Philadelphia City Council committee has approved without a recommendation a petition request for a change in governance of the Philadel ...

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 Former Vice President Dick Cheney (Richard Drew/AP Photo)
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Dick Cheney’s endless Orwellian gall

What would it take at this point to muzzle Dick Cheney? Even the Walking Dead zombies quit when they’re blasted. Bu ...

12 years ago

AG plans Monday release of Sandusky case review

Pennsylvania’s top prosecutor plans to release a report next week into how police and prosecutors handled the Jerry Sandusky case.< ...

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Philadelphia Housing Authority meals program begins Monday [updated]

The Philadelphia Housing Authority is starting its summer meals program Monday. It’s meant to fill the gap for families whos ...

12 years ago

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