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Armored car robbed in NE Philly; no injuries

Authorities in Philadelphia say an armored car was held up in northeast Philadelphia, but no injuries were reported. A police spok ...

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Down the Shore

21-year-old man killed in Wednesday evening crash in Howell

A 21-year-old man was killed and two others suffered minor injuries in a Wednesday evening crash in Howell. Joseph Gonsalves, 20, ...

12 years ago

Women seeking priesthood protest outside Holy Thursday Mass in Philadelphia

Women who want to be priests in the Catholic Church held their annual protest outside the Cathedral Basilica in Center City Philadelphia ...

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Man with samurai sword arrested at N.J. deli

Employees at a southern New Jersey deli say they feared for their lives when a man walked in and brandished a samurai sword. ...

12 years ago

 Regatta detours are a way of Kelly Drive life, and this weekend is no different. (NewsWorks, file art)

Kerr Cup Regatta means weekend detours on Kelly Drive

Philadelphia Police have announced that Kelly Drive will feature detours on Saturday as the ...

12 years ago

David Darwin demonstrates fire eating at a class on side show performance at the School of Circus Arts in Germantown. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

They learned how to eat fire, swallow swords and lie on beds of nails in Germantown [video]

“If you’re game for it,” said David Darwin, “I’ll light your hand on fire briefly.” Ok, before ...

12 years ago

N.J. mom charged with trying to kill her 3 children

Prosecutors say the southern New Jersey woman accused of trying to drown her three teenage children in the Delaware River could soon be i ...

12 years ago

Ex-honors student’s terror sentencing scheduled

A Maryland teen convicted with two women in a Jihadist terror plot is set to be sentenced in Philadelphia. Mohammad Hassan Khalid ...

12 years ago

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Delaware judge hears Philly newspaper union plan to buy Inquirer and Daily News

With the newspaper union given its turn to outline a bidding plan, the saga over the purchase of the Philadelphia newspapers has conclude ...

12 years ago

 12 outstanding ovens that prove Philly knows pizza (Photos by Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)
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12 outstanding ovens that prove Philly knows pizza [photos]

Over the past few years there’s been a full-on renaissance when it comes to Philadelphia’s pizza scene. We did some digg ...

12 years ago

 Nunzio Esimeo shows off a fresh cheese pizza, with Danielle Lagomarisno at Montesini Pizza (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

Montesini Pizza a greasy draw for in-the-know Mayfair locals

As old-school pizza parlors go, Montesini’s in Mayfair sets the bar. Owner Nunzio Esimeo credits the original stones in t ...

12 years ago

 Pizzeria Vetri hybrid oven has duel openings allowing for better circulation of air and use of the oven by the chefs. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

A stylistic Neapolitan from Pizzeria Vetri’s uncommon oven

Marc Vetri’s latest foray into the approachable and hip has yielded a Fairmount destination in Pizzeria Vetri. Vetri’s p ...

12 years ago

 The Pitruco Pizza truck has a custom imported Italian Valoriani wood burning oven (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

Mobile pizzeria Pitruco trucking through Philly three years strong

While the logistical challenges of installing a wood-fired oven plague pizza makers of every caliber, the stakes are higher when the oven ...

12 years ago

 Roseanne Tacconelli puts the finishing touches before she hands it to a customer (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

The Original Tacconelli’s Pizzeria sticks to the old ways — with legendary results

There are few places with the kind of following that Tacconelli’s has garnered over the years. And for good reason. In an age ...

12 years ago

 At Pizzeria Stella the pizza oven was built and designed by a group from Dallas, Texas to burn oak wood and ash (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

Pizzeria Stella endures as an early entry in Philly’s pizza renaissance

When taste-maker Stephen Starr’s Pizzeria Stella opened in 2009, it was at the top of its game. And while a recent rise i ...

12 years ago

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