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 Chain link surrounds the site at 22nd and Market streets where the  Salvation Army Thrift Store collapsed a year ago, killing six. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Almost a year later, memorial to victims of Philly building collapse moving forward

As the first anniversary of the building collapse that killed six in Center City Philadelphia nears, efforts continue to construct a memo ...

12 years ago

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Deadline approaching in PGW sale deal

A deadline is approaching in the process surrounding the planned sale of Philadelphia Gas Works to a private concern. The pending ...

12 years ago

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 The PATCO Ben Franklin Bridge overhaul will replace all rails and rail ties, along with applying three coats of paint. Track work begins Friday and will continue through the summer. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

PATCO construction to linger through summer

Friday marked the beginning of a summer of slowdowns for PATCO high speed line commuters. A major track replacement program will mean del ...

12 years ago

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Rutgers board plans to fight governance change

Rutgers University’s board of trustees is pledging to fight a bill in the Legislature that would give politicians greater say on wh ...

12 years ago

Ex-school board prez sentenced for lunch fraud

The former president of the Elizabeth School Board will not be going to prison for stealing from the district’s free lunch program, ...

12 years ago

Man charged with stealing human skin from hospital in Pa.

A Pennsylvania man has been charged with stealing more than $350,000 worth of human skin over a period of several years. Fifty-fou ...

12 years ago

Down the Shore

Water main break in Brick may snarl rush hour traffic coming off GSP

A water main break at a key intersection in Brick may snarl rush hour traffic Friday afternoon, police say. The Brick Township Mun ...

12 years ago

 State budget secretary Charles Zogby said he 'didn't want to address' the district's 'empty shell' scenario. (Kevin McCorry/WHYY)
Education

Pa. budget secretary to Philly schools: Hey, we’ve got money problems, too

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12 years ago

 (City of Wilmington/Newsworks file)

Wilmington officials optimistic about new police chief

The decision to make Bobby Cummings the new head of the Wilmington Police Department has resulted in positive reactions from some city co ...

12 years ago

Taking tennis to the streets in downtown Wilmington

Downtown Wilmington’s Market Street was transformed into center court for the 19th annual Tennis in the Streets. On Friday, ...

12 years ago

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 A crane lifts up a car at the derailment site in Paulsboro, N.J. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

N.J. study details health problems reported after Paulsboro chemical leak

Coughing, headache and upper respiratory trouble, those are just a few of the health problems that Paulsboro, N.J., residents say they su ...

12 years ago

 (Kim Paynter/WHYY)

N.J. students told to delete nude selfies

Students in a central New Jersey school district have been told to delete nude photos of themselves and classmates from their cellphones ...

12 years ago

 Limes are back on the shelves in Philadelphia and some are working to avoid any future shortages. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Money

The Limepocalypse — Could help be on the way?

In recent months, a lime shortage tragically marred margaritas, tacos and pho around the country.  At Tres Jalapeños in ...

12 years ago

 A scene from the 2013 Barnegat Bay Festival. (Image courtesy of The Riverside Signal)
Down the Shore

Fun, education promised at Barnegat Bay Festival in Island Heights Sunday

The 17th annual Barnegat Bay Festival is this Sunday in Island Heights, promising to mix in education with an abundance of fun. ...

12 years ago

 (courtesy of duPont Middle School)

Police: Wilmington school bomb threat ‘unfounded’

Wilmington Police have determined that a bomb threat called into a city middle school was false.  At approximately 9:41 a.m. ...

12 years ago

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