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June 10: Real Estate Roundup: Curtis Center sells for $125m | Oxford Mills opens | University City Innovation District | Divine Lorraine Hotel | Shirt/Suit Corner redux | Weinstein bid on Germantown schools

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Act 89 improves fate of transit projects banished to the “unfunded list”

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Lit Bros. owner promises subway, other improvements, in exchange for large, digital sign

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Lawyer may appeal saggy pants citation, $50 fine

The lawyer for an eastern Pennsylvania man says she may appeal a $50 fine imposed over the man’s droopy pants during a court procee ...

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Christie visits Philly for Corbett fundraiser

Gov. Tom Corbett is heading to another fundraiser for the Republican Governors Association as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he inte ...

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Review: Surprise, surprise! ‘Ritu Comes Home’

The funny new play called “Ritu Comes Home,” is a paradox: It’s as urbane as it is juvenile. That’s because its m ...

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I-495 bridge in Delaware shows some rebounding as dirt piles removed

As crews finish removing dirt piled under the I-495 bridge, the Delaware Department of Transportation reports that a slight correction ha ...

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 FILE - In this April 28, 2012, file photo, Tracy Morgan attends The Comedy Awards in New York. (AP Photo/Charles Sykes, File)

Tracy Morgan remains in critical but stable condition

A spokesman for actor and comedian Tracy Morgan says he faces an “arduous” recovery after a New Jersey weekend car accident t ...

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 Prevention Point Philadelphia is distributing overdose treatment kits. The outreach center is stepping up training in the wake of deaths from fentanyl-laced heroin. (Elana Gordon/WHYY)

Memories of 2006 overdoses may be sparing some in Philly from worst of deadly heroin resurgence

At last count, fentanyl-laced heroin has been blamed for 46 overdose deaths in Philadelphia this year, 18 of them since the end of April. ...

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 Customers check out the selection at a state wine and liquor store in New Hope. Pa. State lawmakers are once again considering changes to the system that would expand wine and beer sales to more private stores and give greater flexibility to the state stores.(AP file photo/Matt Rourke)

Pa. Senate GOP looks for votes on liquor amendment

A plan to liberalize the sale of wine and beer in Pennsylvania is under serious consideration by the state Senate GOP, about a year after ...

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 The winner of Tues' runoff will take off July 1, 2014.

Trenton mayoral runoff election underway

The runoff election to decide who will be Trenton’s next mayor is underway. The ...

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 Soccer fans of Mexican descent play a recreational game at Jefferson Square in South Philly. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

Philly-area soccer fans drink deeply of World Cup excitement

All across the Delaware Valley, soccer fans are gearing up for the monthlong tournament that gives 32 teams from across the globe the cha ...

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 Philadelphia's University City has grown into an

As ‘innovation district,’ University City attracting entrepreneurs

Philadelphia is at the vanguard of a movement that is luring creative businesses to cities, according to a new report by the Washington, ...

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 New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie shakes the hand of Camden High student and cadet Joselyn Chevere, 16. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

N.J. to expand Camden youth program outreach

Gov. Chris Christie visited Camden Monday to announce a formal partnership between New Jersey’s Promise Community Initiative and th ...

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