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William Penn uses trails to build Delaware River constituency

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April 16: Uneven real estate growth | Mantua’s Promise Zone | PATCO tech improvements | Woodland Ave student rentals | South Philly High dog run | Milton Street candidate

13 years ago

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Pa. lawmaker calling for ‘divorce equality’ for same-sex marriages made in other states

It turns out that legally ending a same-sex marriage in Pennsylvania is just as impossible as legally entering one. In a co-sponso ...

13 years ago

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Delaware program promotes STEM careers in the classroom [video]

A local organization that prepares young people for the business world is partnering with the Delaware STEM Council to expose students to ...

13 years ago

Man sentenced in Philly hot coffee assault case

A Philadelphia man has been sentenced to 11-1/2 to 23 months in prison for throwing scalding coffee on a doughnut shop worker, causing se ...

13 years ago

 Ashland, Mass. police officers guard a memorial wreath at the site of the first bomb explosion near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, Tuesday, April 15, 2014, in Boston. Vice President Joe Biden attended ceremonies Tuesday to honor victims, first responders, and doctors and nurses who helped them, following the April 15, 2013 bombings, during a tribute in Boston. (Steven Senne/AP Photo)

The death penalty, politics and the Boston Marathon bombing

Should accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev receive the death penalty? As the one-year anniversary of the April 21 Mar ...

13 years ago

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SEPTA’s public budget meetings begin Wednesday

SEPTA begins public hearings this week on its proposed budget for the coming year. The first of a ten meetings in Philadelphia and ...

13 years ago

On tax deadline day, N.J. lawmaker calls for cuts in state levies

As procrastinators sent in their federal and state income tax returns Tuesday, a New Jersey lawmaker called for enactment of some tax cut ...

13 years ago

First Person Arts StorySlam comes to Northwest Philly

For the first time this Saturday evening, Woodmere Art Museum in Chestnut Hill played host to a ...

13 years ago

New homes target a unique homeless population in Philly

 A Philadelphia affordable housing group is celebrating another milestone this week. Project Home will open 55 apartment unit ...

13 years ago

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The platform at the Chinatown stop on the Broad-Ridge spur of the Broad Street Line is shown. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY, file)

SEPTA’s late-night experiment a ‘huge step forward’ into Philly’s future

This week SEPTA announced it would return all-night subway service to the city of Philadelphia — a refreshingly progressive move from a ...

13 years ago

 A Wawa store at 11th and Arch streets in Philadelphia. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

More than milk, hoagies, or gas, willingness to change accounts for Wawa’s longevity

Wawa started about two centuries ago as an iron foundry in New Jersey.  Then it became a dairy in the early 20th century. Now ...

13 years ago

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Pa. gov hopeful Guzzardi wins ballot challenge; appeal expected

Bob Guzzardi tilted at the windmill and won. A Commonwealth Court judge has ruled he’ll remain on the Pennsylvania Republican guber ...

13 years ago

Most in N.J. favor reducing pot penalties, but only half support legalization, poll finds

Support for reducing marijuana penalties in New Jersey is increasing — but voters remain divided on whether to completely legalize ...

13 years ago

 Un Modelo Para Armar by Freddy Rodriguez

Trenton exhibit highlights Newark’s growing arts scene

If you haven’t been to Newark lately, there’s a renaissance going on. And as with so much urban renewal, the catalyst is the ...

13 years ago

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