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June 6: Push to donate building collapse site | SEPTA engineers authorize strike | 24-hour MFL, BSL begins next week | Neighborhood Bike Works $100,000 | Manayunk Bridge progress | Delaware Ave Extension website

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A sneak peek at the transformation of Pier 53

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Politics & Policy

Treasury awards $141 million in tax credits to local development funds

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 Delaware County resident Patricia Welsh visits the doctor less often and moved out of a stressful living situation since joining the Crozer-Keystone program for 'super users' (Image courtesy of Crozer-Keystone Health System)

Crozer-Keystone tailors treatment to help ‘super users’

A family practice affiliated with Crozer-Keystone Health System is trying a “high touch, low-tech” approach for a certain pop ...

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Climber won’t come down from tower at N.J. Coast Guard base

Authorities are trying to get a man to climb down from a 165-foot water tower on a Coast Guard base. The Coast Guard told ...

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 Morristown resident Dawn Parkot testifies before the New Jersey Assembly Health and Senior Services Committee against the Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act. (Phil Gregory/ for NewsWorks)

Measure allowing terminally ill patients access to life-ending drugs advances in N.J.

A New Jersey Assembly committee has advanced legislation that would allow terminally ill patients to obtain medication to end their lives ...

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Pa., Del., N.J. share in $105 million settlement with GlaxoSmithKline

Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline has settled a lawsuit over claims it illegally promoted three of its brand-name prescription drugs.< ...

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 Photo: Susan Allen/ The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Stockton College expansion stems from 2012 voter referendum

Republican Governor Chris Christie says voter-approved bonds are helping Stockton College and other higher education institutions invest ...

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Dave Davies: Off Mic

Terry Gillen raising funds for Philly mayoral run

Is Philadelphia ready for a woman in the mayor’s office? Terry Gillen, a former director of the Philadelphia Redevelopment A ...

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N.J. Senate panel advances bail reform bill

New Jersey’s bail system could see some changes.A measure advanced by the Senate Budget Committee would create pretrial bail altern ...

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Survey paints bleak picture of Pa. funding

A survey of traditional Pennsylvania school districts paints a grim picture for the coming academic year, with most respondents bracing f ...

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Education

Penn State Abington lockdown lifted [updated]

A lockdown at a Penn State campus in suburban Philadelphia has been lifted after a weapon scare.Abington Township police Chief William Ke ...

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N.J. families could take guns from kin deemed mentally ill, under Codey plan

A New Jersey lawmaker is introducing legislation that would allow a family member to have guns taken away from a relative who may be ment ...

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 Philadelphia court officials are cracking down on those who ignore summons to serve as jurors. Three scofflaws were sentenced Wednesday to a day in jail and fines for skipping jury duty.

Three sentenced to jail for skipping Philly jury duty

People have been ducking jury duty for years in Philadelphia, but now three scofflaws have spent time behind bars as officials rolled out ...

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