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Philadelphia ethics board fines education group $1,500

The Philadelphia Board of Ethics has fined the Philadelphia School Partnership, and education policy group, $1,500 for violating the city ...

12 years ago

Marianne Mondt

Pennsylvania’s same-sex marriage ruling carries ‘major’ implications for couples’ benefits

Tuesday’s court ruling, overturning Pennsylvania’s same sex marriage ban, followed by Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett’s a ...

12 years ago

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Delaware budget writers trim spending plan[video]

The Delaware Joint Finance Committee has hit the halfway point in the budget markup process. The latest revenue projection release ...

12 years ago

Sweeney tries to override Christie veto of ‘Sandy Bill of Rights’

New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney is trying to resurrect a piece of legislation he says would provide better transparency after S ...

12 years ago

City Council now has fallback plan if Harrisburg doesn’t come through for Philly schools

Philadelphia City Council has added a fallback position to ensure sales tax money does go to the city’s school district. The ...

12 years ago

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 Calvin pops his head outside of his stall where a white board lists his rigorous medication schedule. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

At Devon, Calvin is a jumper and a survivor

Now in its 118th year, the Devon Horse Show is underway in Devon, Pennsylvania. One of this year’s participants has beaten long odd ...

12 years ago

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Controller Alan Butkovitz

Philadelphia Controller says L &I not doing a good job on demolition inspections

Philadelphia’s City Controller says the oversight of demolitions in the city has not gotten any better since last summer’s de ...

12 years ago

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U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman of New Jersey urged her colleagues in the House to take action on gun-safety legislation rather than staging moments of silence for victims of mass shootings.  (Mel Evans/AP Photo)

N.J. state lawmaker cites leadership, fortitude in quest for seat in Congress

Among the four Democrats competing to replace retiring U.S. Congressman Rush Holt of New Jersey is Assemblywoman Bonnie Watson Coleman, w ...

12 years ago

 German artist Katharina Grosse sprayed huge swathes of color, and the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society will plant fields of wildflowers, along the rail corridor between 30th Street Station and North Philadelphia Station to draw attention to the need to redevelop the abandoned post-industrial area. (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY, file)
Arts & Entertainment

Sowing seeds of change, wildflowers along Amtrak corridor

Before Drew Becher moved to Philadelphia to head the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, he worked in both New York City and Washington, ...

12 years ago

 Dylan Pecora is a special effects and makeup artist who works out of his basement in Southwest Philadelphia. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Arts & Entertainment

Philadelphia sculptor specializes in ‘big hairy yetis’ and other movie monsters

On this edition of “Recap,” we check in with Philadelphia special effects and makeup artist Dylan Pecora to see how he spent ...

12 years ago

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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

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