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Powder sent to Superbowl hotels was cornstarch: source
Seven hotels near the New Jersey stadium hosting the Super Bowl have received envelopes containing a suspicious white powder, but the let ...
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41 percent of N.J. voters favor legalizing pot, poll finds
A new Fairleigh Dickinson PublicMind poll finds that New Jersey voters have a more favorable view about the legalization of marijuana tha ...
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On the day he sports a new yellow fleece in hopes of brightening up the darke ...
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Delaware lawmakers call Markell’s budget “a good start”
Delaware Governor Jack Markell presented a balanced budget proposal on Thursday and his colleagues among the state are calling the FY2015 ...
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Wolf pops first ad of Pa ‘s Democratic gubernatorial field
It’s no surprise that the first television ad of the 2014 Democratic gubernatorial primary comes from Tom Wolf, the York businessma ...
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Aiming to halt predators in schools, ‘passing the trash’ measure stalls in Pa.
A Pennsylvania lawmaker is frustrated that his bill to prevent child abuse in schools has been mothballed by the state House. &nbs ...
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Diagnosing patients’ shame during doctors’ visits
Have you ever left a doctor’s office feeling ashamed? Maybe it was a question about your weight, your mental health, or how much yo ...
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Suspicious powder sent to 6 Super Bowl hotels
Six hotels near the New Jersey stadium hosting the Super Bowl have received envelopes containing a suspicious white powder, NBC 4 New Yor ...
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Police investigate ‘vile’ graffiti in East Mt. Airy as possible hate crime
Josephine Nelson’s heart sank as she backed out of her East Mt. Airy garage Thursday morning. As her white automatic door ki ...
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N.J. couple to be sentenced for travel scam
It’s sentencing day for a southern New Jersey couple who admitted stealing $2.6 million from customers by selling phony vacation tr ...
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Frank Sherlock poet laureate for city of ‘Otherly Love’
Frank Sherlock, a mostly self-taught poet born and raised in Philadelphia, will be the city’s official poet for the next two years. ...
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Judge: Reporter can’t be barred from NJ mob trial
A judge has ruled that a longtime crime reporter who landed on a witness list cannot be barred from attending a New Jersey mob trial. ...
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First Person: City Councilman Bud Freel
Tackling the crime issue and high rate of shootings in Delaware’s largest city is the goal for state, county and city leaders. Many ...
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State of Play: State of the State reaction
State of Play reviews Governor Markell’s State of the State message, including help for Delaware distress cities, the ban the box i ...
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Delaware promotes earned income tax credit and free tax prep
As W-2 forms begin hitting mailboxes, tax professionals across the First State stand ready to help navigate annual filings. In Wil ...
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