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Allison Weiss rushed over to the corner of an overgrown garden space on the Haines Street side of the old Germantown Town Hall this weeke ...

For many New Jersey residents, there are few things more relaxing than enjoying the state’s beaches and parks. Lawmakers are decidi ...

A New Jersey man who tossed his 2-year-old daughter into a creek while she was strapped into her car seat is expected to be sentenced Wed ...

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

Author and poet Maya Angelou, who rose from poverty, segregation and violence to become a force on stage, screen and the printed page, ha ...

A backdoor cold front swept into the area from New England early Wednesday morning, dropping temperatures nearly 30 degrees in some locat ...

A new initiative will try to use blight as a vehicle for displaying artwork in Pennsylvania’s capital city. Instead of plain ply ...

At Citibank’s “Germantown Lending Center” grand-opening gathering ...

Before we fault President Obama for the latest service failures at the Department of Veterans Affairs – and he indeed deserves blam ...

Anthropologists don’t typically examine average middle-class American life. Immigrant populations, religious minorities, even hunter/ga ...

Homeless men discharged from area hospitals after serious injuries or illnesses have a new place to convalesce. Philadelphia’ ...

Dauphin County’s examination of a regional police department is entering the formal stage. Commissioner Mike Pries first broached t ...

In Neil Simon’s semi-autobiographical play “Chapter Two,” we’re asked to believe that two people in a whirlwind l ...

Train service is back on SEPTA’s entire Norristown High Speed Line following earlier shuttle bus service between Radnor Station and ...

Pennsylvania’s first openly gay state lawmaker says he nearly lost his re-election effort because of voters’ reaction to his ...