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Police commissioner could take action against Philly officers accused of wrongdoing
Five Philadelphia police officers who were not criminally charged in a series of allegations are now facing internal disciplinary proceed ...
12 years ago
ListenSchool board may reverse students’ ban of ‘Redskin’ from Neshaminy High paper
The Neshaminy School Board has moved one step closer to overturning the decision of student newspaper editors to stop printing the racial ...
12 years ago
Pennsylvania’s April tax collections lag by $477M
Pennsylvania’s tax collections in April remain well behind projections with one day to go in an important revenue month. The ...
12 years ago
How much credit should the Occupy movement get?
Glimmers of Occupy Wall Street will surface this week in some cities as activists join rallies for workers’ rights, as they do ever ...
12 years ago
Shore town hard-hit by Sandy sees taxes rise
Taxes are creeping up in some Jersey Shore towns that were hit hard by Superstorm Sandy. But even with less storm relief aid avail ...
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Pa. high court OKs warrantless vehicle searches
Pennsylvania’s highest court says police don’t necessarily need a warrant to search a vehicle, but can do it based on reasona ...
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Oklahoma botches execution as a dinosaur tries to function in a high-tech world
The country continues to try to clean up and humanize the barbaric death penalty. Incompetence prevails as experimentation with various d ...
12 years ago
Drexel engineers 3D-print tumors
If you’ve seen a 3-D printer, chances are it’s been used to make things from plastic. But engineers at Drexel have been ...
12 years ago
1812 Productions’ ‘Week That Is’ sifts political news for droll playing
During a Tuesday night rehearsal at Plays and Players Theater near Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Square, the theater troupe 1812 Produ ...
12 years ago
Manayunk’s St. John the Baptist looks to secure future of church buildings
The mood was tense in the social hall at St. John the Baptist Church in Manayunk, where as many as 200 parishioners, neighbors, and commu ...
12 years ago
Report: Seaside Park Land Use Board approves boardwalk plans
The Seaside Park Land Use Board gave the green light last night for Funtown Pier Associates, the entity that owns the beachfront land bet ...
12 years ago
Delmarva Power parent company to merge with Exelon, regional headquarters to stay in Newark
Pepco Holdings, the parent company of Delmarva Power, announced it has signed an agreement to merge with Exelon Corporation. The d ...
12 years ago
Reading Terminal Market celebrates Brazilian culture with the music of Minas [video]
Afternoon diners were offered a helping of Brazilian culture as part of Reading Terminal Market’s Jazz Appreciation Month. The Phil ...
12 years ago
Closing cover on 40 years of LGBT book business, Giovanni’s Room owner reminisces
The country’s oldest LGBT bookstore is closing. The owner of Giovanni’s Room, at 12th and Pine streets in Philadelphia, said ...
12 years ago
ListenTable Tennis state championships decided in East Falls [gallery]
On Saturday and Sunday, the state’s top table-tennis players (and newbies alike) headed to East Falls to compete in the 2014 Pennsy ...
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