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Grays Ferry Crescent Skate Park grows roots with help from FedEx, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and the Schuylkill River Development Corporation

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Century 21 department store to open at former Strawbridge’s

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Coalition aims to bring speed radar to local Pa. police agencies

A decades-long debate over enforcing local speed limits is about to resurface as Pennsylvania mayors and local police chiefs have banded ...

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Plan for more charter schools sparks unfair criticism against Camden

Is the opening of more charter schools in Camden City a cause for celebration or legal action? If you ask an organization called ...

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Trio including Pa. man charged with sending chemical material to Syria

A federal indictment unsealed Wednesday charges a Pennsylvania man and two others with conspiring to send chemical warfare detection equi ...

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Philly DA: 46 charged in $400,000 ‘slip and fall’ insurance scam

Forty-six people are being charged in connection with a wide-ranging insurance fraud scheme in Philadelphia, District Attorney Seth ...

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 Percussionist Milford Graves will play at Bartram's Garden.(Image courtesy of Ars Nova Workshop)
Arts & Entertainment

Jazz musicians take in sites of the city as inspiration for Philly festival

Some giants from the world of experimental jazz are coming to play the city of Philadelphia — literally. For the next month, ...

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New anchor department store coming to Philadelphia’s Market East

Century 21 is coming to the Strawbridge and Clothier space in the Gallery Mall on East Market Street that has been vacant since 2006. ...

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Wilmington father not convinced with mayor’s approach to violence

Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams took to the streets on Tuesday to walk through Hedgeville, one of the city’s hot spots for street ...

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Allyson Schwartz: I love Obamacare more than they do

U.S. Rep. and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Allyson Schwartz scored an appearance on MSNBC Monday night to debut her TV ad (above) t ...

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2 events to block off portions of Kelly and MLK Drives this weekend

On Saturday, April 26 the Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation will hold its annual “Sandy Sprints 5/10 K.” It will s ...

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Philly picks company to build and run bike share, to open in 2015

After an extended planning process, Andrew Stober of the Mayor’s Office of Transportation and Utilities says Philadelphia has selec ...

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With low humidity and gusty winds, N.J. under brush fire watch

Low humidity and gusty winds are combining to create a danger of brush fires through New Jersey. With little rain lately, the fire ...

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 The Yellow-breasted Chat is one of the more challenging birds to spot for those involved in the World Series of Birding. (AP Photo/New Jersey Audubon Society, Robert Lego)

Next Exit Shore Guide (week of May 9-15)

In the second week of May, all thoughts tend to involve Mom. If you’re from New Jersey or the Philadelphia region, chances are some ...

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Next Exit Shore Guide (Week of May 1-8)

May is finally upon us and the Jersey Shore beckons. Thoughts turn to summer and just how to shed those extra winter pounds before the hi ...

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