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Local speed radar bills stuck in park in Pa.

Supporters of putting radar guns in the hands of local police are making noise again at the state Capitol, where state lawmakers have deb ...

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W.B. Saul High School Class of 2014 graduates [gallery]

125 students graduated from W.B. Saul High School in Roxborough on Wednesday afternoon. The agricultural school invited class of 1995 gra ...

12 years ago

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‘Unconstitutional’ Colin Quinn brings a lot of Philadelphia to one-man show

After comedian and social commentator Colin Quinn decided he could make an entire show out of skewering the U.S. Constitution and our rel ...

12 years ago

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Atlantic City beach buffets are not just for grandmas anymore [photos]

The days of serving dishes heated under red lamps are over, making way for a more customized dining experience at the Jersey shore. ...

12 years ago

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N.J. Senate set to confirm two for Supreme Court

The New Jersey Senate is set to reconfirm the chief justice of the state Supreme Court. If confirmed as expected in a vote on Thur ...

12 years ago

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Milestone for commercial flight in Delaware [video]

Setting an airport record, Frontier Airlines welcomed its 200,000th passenger to travel through the New Castle Airport on Thursday. < ...

12 years ago

Education

PSU to have 2 law schools, 1 in Carlisle

The American Bar Association has agreed to separately accredit two Penn State law schools, one on its main campus and the other in Carlis ...

12 years ago

Politics & Policy

Corbett raised $1.4M, spent $3M, around primary

Gov. Tom Corbett’s re-election campaign spent money twice as fast as it came in during the weeks surrounding Pennsylvania’s p ...

12 years ago

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NTSB: Truck driver in Tracy Morgan crash was speeding

The truck driver charged in the fatal crash on the New Jersey Turnpike that injured comedian Tracy Morgan and several others had logged o ...

12 years ago

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Markell administration to boost Delaware road tolls

Driving is about to get pricier for Delaware motorists.  State Transportation Secretary Shailen Bhatt told lawmakers Thursday ...

12 years ago

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Why did N.J. get only half as much Sandy aid as N.Y.?

On April 29 of last year, six months to the day after Sandy made landfall, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie stood with U.S. Housing and Urb ...

12 years ago

Gloucester Township court to have drug counselor

A substance abuse counselor will become a presence in a southern New Jersey courtroom. The Gloucester Township Police Department w ...

12 years ago

South Jersey drug probe nets $3.6M in heroin

Authorities say a two-month investigation in southern New Jersey led to the seizure of 182,000 bags of heroin worth more than $3.6 millio ...

12 years ago

Lightning suspected as fires follow SE Pa. storms

Officials say lightning is being investigated as the possible cause of a number of fires as storms rolled through southeastern Pennsylvan ...

12 years ago

Disabled students gain equal access to athletics

Gov. Chris Christie is scheduled to sign a bill Thursday that requires public schools to ensure that disabled students can try out for an ...

12 years ago

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