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 More than 200 children from 23 Philadelphia schools converge at Independence Seaport Museum for a taste of tournament chess. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Young chess players compete at Seaport Museum

More than 200 children from 23 Philadelphia schools compete in a chess tournament at the Independence Seaport Museum. The game of ...

12 years ago

 From left to right, Buddha Chandelier by Willie Cole, Dancing Shoes by Donna Payton, and Superman Leaving Home by Valerie Young. (Photos courtesy of Arts Council of Princeton)

Mass produced objects become art at Princeton exhibit

The more our world fills up with junk, the more artists make supplies out of the detritus of our society. There are so many artists worki ...

12 years ago

 Police are shown arresting a member of Occupy Philly on Nov. 30, 2011, in Philadelphia, after a small group refused to clear a street while police cleared the encampment at Dilworth Plaza. (AP Photo/ Joseph Kaczmarek)

Judge upholds Occupy Philly suit against police

Occupy Philadelphia protesters can proceed with their lawsuit accusing police of unlawful arrest, retaliation and other civil rights viol ...

12 years ago

 Investigation in 500 block of Jefferson St., Wilmington (John Jankowski/for newsworks)

Violence prevention program rolled out as Wilmington records another homicide

As the city moves forward with a unique approach to fight crime, Wilmington police are investigating the murder of a man found dead insid ...

12 years ago

Why didn’t Godzilla cross the road in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania has a system in place to keep would-be hackers targeting electronic road signs at bay. Memorial Day weekend travelers ...

12 years ago

N.J. targets opiate addiction with ads

New Jersey has launched an ad campaign and website targeting opiate addiction. Thursday’s announcement by the Governor’ ...

12 years ago

Construction-themed park lets kids move some earth

A construction-themed park opening next month in New Jersey will let kids, and adults, move some earth with excavating equipment. ...

12 years ago

 Brian Sirhal and Tim Spinner are opening Beast and Ale at 4161 Main St. in Manayunk.

A spin on classic comfort foods coming to former Bisou location in Manayunk

This summer, the duo behind Main Street Manayunk’s Taqueria Feliz is at it again with Beast and Ale — their latest creation.&nbsp ...

12 years ago

 A kit with naloxone, also known by its brand name Narcan, is displayed at the South Jersey AIDS Alliance in Atlantic City, N.J. on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2014. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)
Down the Shore

3 overdose victims revived within 12 hour span in Toms River

Police in Toms River revived three overdose victims with Narcan, a nasal spray used as an antidote for opiate drug overdoses, within a 12 ...

12 years ago

 Pa. Rep. Mike Fleck lost the GOP primary election to a wrote-in challenger, but still has a 15-vote edge among Democrats. The first openly gay legislator in the Pa. State House, the Republican said it was his sexual orientation not his record that led to his GOP loss.
Politics & Policy

Pa. voters may cast him out, but gay GOP lawmaker is on solid ground

As the vote count continues to determine whether he’ll be a candidate in November, Pennsylvania’s first openly gay lawmaker i ...

12 years ago

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 A strong thunderstorm heading over Seaside Park in July 2013. (Photo: Justin Auciello/Jersey Shore Hurricane News)
Down the Shore

Slight risk of severe thunderstorms throughout NJ Thursday

Severe thunderstorms are possible throughout New Jersey Thursday, forecasters say.  The National Weather Service Storm P ...

12 years ago

May 23rd – 30th: The Smithereens, Creative Springs and Craft Exhibition

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

Invasive beetle found in Somerset County, N.J.

New Jersey’s first confirmed case of an invasive beetle that kills ash trees has surfaced in Somerset County. A landscaper c ...

12 years ago

School truancy official quits after TV crew finds him ditching work

The lead attendance officer for the Atlantic City school district has quit after a TV news crew documented him doing anything but his job ...

12 years ago

Ex-Philly judge Berry charged with corruption

A retired Philadelphia county judge faces corruption charges for allegedly using his judicial office to run his private property-manageme ...

12 years ago

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