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‘Wall of rain’ moves into region, could bring flooding

A wall of heavy rain is moving through the region and isn’t expected to let up until Thursday afternoon — prompting flooding ...

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Down the Shore

NWS: Additional minor tidal flooding “unlikely”

After a few high tide cycles of minor tidal flooding, additional flooding is not likely, according to the National Weather Service. < ...

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National Interest

Fox News fan says Obamacare saved his life

For Obamacare haters, this kind of real-life success story is the ultimate nightmare. Dean Angstadt, a self-employed logger with a ...

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 In this file photo released by the Philadelphia Police Department, shown is Jocelyn Kirsch, a student at Drexel University and Edward Anderton of Everett, Wash.  Kirsch, 22, and Anderton, 25, were charged with identity theft, forgery, unlawful use of a computer, and a laundry list of other counts.  (AP file Photo/Philadelphia Police Department, HO)

‘Bonnie’ gets 5 months for post-prison theft

One half of Philadelphia’s infamous “Bonnie & Clyde” duo is heading back to prison for five months for shoplifting. ...

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 Tamera Conaway, principal at W.B. Saul High School for Agricultural Sciences in Roxborough, was among those honored with the Lindback Award for Distinguished Principal Leadership. (NewsWorks, file art)

Principals at two Northwest Philadelphia schools receive award for distinguished leadership

A pair of Northwest Philadelphia principals has been recognized as two of the city’s top public-school educators. Tamera Con ...

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 Kestrel, a 1985 painting by Jamie Wyeth, is on display at the Somerville Manning Gallery.

Meeting the masters at Delaware’s Somerville Manning Gallery

Picasso and Renoir are in town, as are Georgia O’Keeffe and John Singer Sargent. Well, sort of.  Handsomely displayed i ...

12 years ago

 Philadelphia at sunset. Since last year, the region has cut down on fine-particle pollution, but not ozone.

Philly region cuts fine-particle pollution, but not ozone

How clear are the skies? The American Lung Association has released its annual “ ...

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Talk is turning to the Delaware governor’s race

NewsWorks contributor Doug Rainey considers Delaware’s ...

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PlanPhilly
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April 30: Philly’s air quality | Park smoking ban | Demolition accident on Diamond St | Levy on 21st Century Center City | Giovanni’s Room closing | Roberto Clemente Way

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Structural concerns at St. John the Baptist in Manayunk

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PlanPhilly
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Mt. Sinai zoning variance appeal dropped; no word on huge residential project’s status

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Northwest Philadelphia at Penn Relays [gallery]

Northwest Philadelphia schools including Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, Germantown Friends, Central, Imhothep, Penn Charter, MLK, ...

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Celebration of Black Writing gets underway this week

The month of May marks the 30th annual Celebration of Black Writing, ...

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Down the Shore

NWS: Heavy rain to spur flooding throughout region

With two to five inches of rain expected in the area Tuesday night through Thursday, forecasters are concerned about the flooding potenti ...

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 The body of Atiya Perry, 24, was found inside 850 E. Chelten Ave. in Sept. 2012. Her husband is on trial for her strangulation murder. (NewsWorks, file art)

Defense argues against murder charge in strangulation of pregnant Germantown woman

Nobody at the Criminal Justice Center on Tuesday morning denied that Roysce “Yusef” Haynes strangled Atiya Perry inside the E ...

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