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 Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown speaking at Wednesday's rally. (Neema Roshania/WHYY)

Chestnut Hill health care workers rally for better wages, benefits

More than 100 healthcare workers and supporters marched down Germantown Avenue Wednesday afternoon to rally for better benefits and highe ...

12 years ago

In Pa. schools, movement to keep school librarians on the books

Researchers say school libraries across the state still lack the proper resources, but staffing levels may be increasing in the next scho ...

12 years ago

 A remainder of the former gateway on Lincoln Drive and Johnson Street. (Neema Roshania/WHYY)

Lincoln Drive gateway project gets financial boost

A grassroots effort to restore an historic gateway in Northwest Philadelphia has reached a major milestone. For FFFFomore tha ...

12 years ago

 U.S. Sen. Chris Coons (Shana O'Malley/for NewsWorks)

State leaders tout Delaware company that hires disadvantaged youth

State leaders were on hand for the grand opening of a new company, Popdot Signs and Graphics in Wilmington, which hires disadvantaged you ...

12 years ago

 Marlena Marg-Bracken, 9, of Bala Cynwyd, Pa., is shown holding Snuggles the chicken. (Jennifer Lynn/WHYY)

A special hen rules the roost in suburban Philly chicken flock (photos)

Raising chickens in suburban Philadelphia is not something state agriculture officials track, but they suspect interest in so-called R ...

12 years ago

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Judge allows Atlantic City boardwalk jitney test

Motorized jitneys will get to carry passengers on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. A judge rejected a challenge by two rolling chair c ...

12 years ago

Father says daughter called him from sinking van

The husband of a New Jersey woman accused of driving their children into a river says one of the teens called him from the sinking van. ...

12 years ago

Half of Pa. public schools fail to meet state’s expectations, new study says

A new analysis from the Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia finds 49 percent of Pennsylvania public schools fail to meet the state ...

12 years ago

Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Sneak peek: New stuff, locally grown

Next season’s production lineups are floating in like spring breezes. The area’s 50-plus professional stage companies – the ...

12 years ago

 A woman scans her ballot after voting at a school (Richard Drew/AP Photo)
National Interest

Why Democrats have a thing for single women

Democrats have a thing this year for single women – all the unmarrieds, including the divorced and the widowed – because supp ...

12 years ago

Merrily off the cliff with the deadly piper

It would be really nice if the world that the fossil fuel industry tells us about really existed.   We’re bombarded wit ...

12 years ago

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Beau Biden running for Delaware governor

Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden announced this morning he will not run for reelection this fall because he intends to run for govern ...

12 years ago

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 A view of the 3100 block of W. School House Lane. (Image from Google Maps)

Police investigate indecent assault near Philadelphia University

Philadelphia Police Special Victims Unit investigators are seeking a man accused of indecently assaulting a woman on the 3100 block of W. ...

12 years ago

 (Images courtesy of the Toms River Police Department)
Down the Shore

Cops: Man stole Red Bull from Wawa stores in Toms River while woman looked out

A man stole a substantial quantity of the energy drink Red Bull from multiple Wawa stores along the Route 37 corridor in Toms River while ...

12 years ago

April 18th – 25th: Earth Day, Shakespeare and La Boheme

Hey Delaware, are you looking for something to do this weekend? We have some recommendations on what’s happening around the First S ...

12 years ago

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