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Delaware officials embrace new air rules

Delaware officials say an Obama administration plan for reducing pollutants blamed for global warming mirrors steps that Delaware already ...

12 years ago

Corbett critical of Obama carbon pollution plan

Gov. Tom Corbett says he’s concerned the Obama administration’s plan to limit carbon dioxide pollution will result in the shu ...

12 years ago

 The Obama administration set a goal to cut carbon emissions by power plants by 30 percent by 2030. (AP Photo/Matthew Brown, File)

At Princeton University, Al Gore praises Obama’s pollution cuts proposal

Former Vice President Al Gore is praising the Obama administration’s plan to ...

12 years ago

Philly Council stalls on bill for $1.86 billion PGW sale

Philadelphia City Council is still considering whether to introduce a measure to sell the gas utility PGW  for $1.86 billion. Three ...

12 years ago

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Philadelphia budget facing some time in limbo

It appears Philadelphia City Council again will go down to the wire putting its budget to bed.  The major issue is public sch ...

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 Mt. Airy-based developer Ken Weinstein is soliciting neighborhood opinions regarding the old Germantown Settlement site at 4811 Germantown Ave. (NewsWorks, file art)

Weinstein seeks ‘common vision’ with residents for Germantown Settlement-property development

Developer Ken Weinstein will meet with residents Tuesday night with hopes of creating a “common vision” around 4811 Germantow ...

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Spring festival draws hundreds to Germantown’s Maplewood Mall

More than 400 people browsed through vendors row and enjoyed performances by local artists at Saturday afternoon’s Re-Imagine Maple ...

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Service for Philly paper owner set for Wednesday

A public memorial service for Philadelphia Inquirer co-owner Lewis Katz will be held Wednesday at Temple University in Philadelphia. ...

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 Businesses in Philadelphia contributed more than any other of Pennsylvania’s  14 metro areas to the statewide jobs increase in April 2014.  (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)
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Employment picture improves in Pa.’s cities and distressed communities

Pennsylvania’s workforce grew and unemployment rate dropped last year, even in its distressed communities, according to the Bureau ...

12 years ago

Down the Shore

Stormy Tuesday ahead; unsettled through Thursday

A stormy afternoon looms for Tuesday, forecasters say.  A low pressure system in Canada will push a weakening front through t ...

12 years ago

Jimmie Johnson dominates NASCAR race in Dover [photos]

Jimmie Johnson dominated again at Dover International Speedway, extending his track record for wins with nine. He followed last wee ...

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Diner featured in Silver Linings Playbook novel damaged by fire

A fire on Sunday night heavily damaged the diner that was featured prominently in the novel Silver Linings Playbook. ...

12 years ago

National Interest

A fond salute to fall guy Eric Shinseki

  Before we expunge Eric Shinseki from our collective consciousness – he fell on his sword Friday and ...

12 years ago

Kiel Reijnen and Evelyn Stevens take first place at Parx Casino Philly Cycling Classic second year in a row

Clear and sunny skies welcomed cyclists and spectators from all over the world on Sunday morning as they gathered for the second annual P ...

12 years ago

 It was the fourth year of Pet A Palooza, but the first time a horse showed up. (Natavan Werbock/for NewsWorks)

Weavers Way ‘Pet A Palooza’ draws dog, cats, humans (and even horses) to Mt. Airy [gallery]

On Saturday, Weavers Way Coop sponsored its fourth annual “Pet A Palooza” street fair in Mt. Airy, drawing four-legged friend ...

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