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ACLU sues seven N.J. school districts over ‘discriminatory’ enrollment requirements

The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey has filed suit against seven public school districts, saying they require documents at r ...

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Delaware closes I-495 bridge over safety concerns

Delaware officials have ordered the emergency closure of the Interstate 495 bridge over the Christiana River in Wilmington after discover ...

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Philly restaurateur Marc Vetri demonstrates how to chop tomatoes watched by Grant Kane, 9, at the Philadelphia Library's new Culinary Literacy Center. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Cooking up a new approach to teaching at Philly Free Library

The fourth floor of the Main Branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia has a gorgeous roof terrace overlooking Logan Square with an inti ...

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 Rosalyn McPherson will take over as head of the Urban League of Philadelphia beginning in July of 2014. (Photo by M. Regusters)
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Philadelphia Urban League gets new leader

The Urban League of Philadelphia is getting a new CEO. Rosalyn McPherson will take over fo ...

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New Jersey Sen. Ron Rice is sponsoring a bill that would restore voting rights to those on parole, probation or  in prison. (Phil Gregory/WHYY)

N.J. may shave a bit from lottery winnings to fund kids’ programs in poor areas

New Jersey lawmakers are considering legislation that would impose a tax on some lottery winnings to fund programs that help kids. ...

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Golfers tee off to support Chimes Delaware

The Delaware non-profit organization raised thousands of dollars on Monday. Chimes Delaware, one of the largest service providers ...

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Pa. House approves ‘In God We Trust’ posting bill

A proposal to authorize Pennsylvania schools to post “In God We Trust” and the Bill of Rights is on its way to the state Sena ...

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Winning storm-protection projects picked for N.J., N.Y.

Federal officials say they’ll fund a series of designs to protect the New York City and New Jersey region from storms such as Sandy ...

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Union-linked group hits Corbett plan for Pa. pensions

A labor union-affiliated think tank is attacking Gov. Tom Corbett’s latest plan for reining in Pennsylvania’s public employee ...

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Builder in Pa. ‘kids for cash’ case begins prison term

A builder of for-profit youth detention centers has reported to prison for his role in a juvenile justice scandal in which thousands of y ...

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 Delaware National Guard Detachment 1, F Company, 1-126th Aviation soldiers deploying to Kuwait (Shirley Min/WHYY)

Delaware medevac unit readies for overseas deployment

It was a bittersweet day for the Delaware Army National Guard on Monday as it prepares to send 20 members of its medevac unit to Kuwait.& ...

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 Mark Lunsford speaks at the New Jersey State House during the signing ceremony for Jessica's Law, named after his daughter who was raped and murdered in Florida. (Phil Gregory/WHYY)

New Jersey toughens penalties for sexual attacks on kids

New Jersey has become the 46th state to tougher penalties for sex offenders who attack children. Gov. Chris Christie Monday signed ...

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Corbett rejects idea of tax hike as Pa. budget shortfall grows

Gov. Tom Corbett is telling lawmakers that he’s against solving Pennsylvania’s growing budget shortfall with new tax increase ...

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Teen killed, man wounded in Trenton

A teenager was killed and a man was wounded in gunfire in New Jersey’s capital city.It’s not clear what sparked the shooting, ...

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N.J. voters to decide party nominees in 3 open congressional races

The polls are open till 8 p.m. in New Jersey. Today is a primary election, a time when the two major political parties nominate their can ...

12 years ago

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