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In Barnes exhibit, Cézanne still lifes continue to astound
This weekend, the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia will opens a temporary exhibition of paintings by the French painter Paul Cézanne. N ...
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Fattah wants to rename 30th St. Station in honor of Bill Gray
30th Street Station may not be called that for much longer. U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah of Philadelphia is hoping to rename the transit ...
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Delaware artist rides the waves for inspiration
Rick Lantz loves to surf. Equally strong is his love of painting: Everything from wood to surfboards is a blank canvas for him In ...
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Exhibit reviews how our sense of the world changed ‘in a flash’
Do you remember the astounding photo of a bullet piercing an apple? It was a breakthrough in explaining the science behind velocity ...
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2014 Special Olympics begins this weekend in New Jersey
The athletes are geared up, the medals are lined up, and the torch is on its way. New Jersey is playing host to the 2014 USA Speci ...
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Artist lineup announced for Wilmington jazz festival
Several world-class musicians are scheduled to take the stage at Wilmington’s 26th DuPont Clifford Brown Jazz Festival. On T ...
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After a gloomy week, another stellar beach weekend is on the horizon
Beach gear along the Jersey Shore didn’t get much use during the gloomy workweek, but get ready to bask in the sunshine this weeken ...
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Delaware House OKs higher fine for phone use in car
A proposed increase in the first-time penalty for using a handheld cell phone or other electronic device while driving is making progress ...
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From Beirut to Benghazi: The increasing politicization of tragedy
Gee, what a surprise: The new special House committee on Benghazi, otherwise known as the Plot to Slime Hillary Clinton In Advance Of 201 ...
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$2.4 million award in Philly bicyclist’s injuries ‘sends message’ to drivers
A Philadelphia jury has awarded a bicyclist $2.4 million in a lawsuit. Why? As city bicyclists would put it: She got doored. ...
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NJWEEDMAN’s aim to become congressman hits a snag
The activist known as NJWEEDMAN plans to keep battling for a spot on the November ballot in his campaign to represent New Jersey’s ...
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CEO of N.J. medical pot dispensary quits
The president and CEO of one of New Jersey’s three medical marijuana dispensaries has quit. Bill Thomas tells ...
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N.J. Senate passes smoke-free beach bill
The New Jersey Senate has passed a bill that would prohibit smoking at beaches and public parks in New Jersey. Violators would fac ...
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Bestiality bill clears N.J. Assembly panel
A New Jersey Assembly committee has approved a bill that would make it illegal for people to have sex with animals. New Jersey is ...
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First Person: Delaware Tourism Director Linda Parkowski
The tourism season is upon us. Delaware Tourism Director Linda Parkowski joins us as our First Person guest this week to discuss how the ...
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