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Alcohol-infused desserts a step closer to approval in Delaware
A Millsboro confectioner who wants to make and sell ice cream and other sweets combined with alcohol is one step closer to her goal. ...
12 years ago
Pa. bike path moved to accommodate endangered spadefoot toad
Why did the spadefoot toad have to cross the road? Answer: It won’t have to now that a bicycle path in central Pennsylvania ...
12 years ago
Should N.J. return to carbon-curbing pact?
State Senate President Stephen Sweeney is attempting to require New Jersey to re-enter a multistate carbon pollution reduction program th ...
12 years ago
Delaware House discusses safety of oil-by-rail
With increased deliveries of oil by rail in Delaware, state officials want to ensure that safety comes first. On Wednesday afterno ...
12 years ago
Community backed micro-lending helps Homewood indoor bike park
Since the early 2000’s more than one million small businesses worldwide have been funde ...
12 years ago
Rankings help residents understand factors influencing health
For residents of Philadelphia, it’s the fifth year in a row that the county has been rated the least healthy in Pennsylvania. < ...
12 years ago
N.J. should end its segregation of special needs students
Last month a federal court ruled that New Jersey’s public school system unlawfully segregates children with disabilities in isolate ...
12 years ago
Distance an obstacle for veterans needing transplants
Location isn’t just important in real estate. A study by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania suggests it’s also imp ...
12 years ago
SEPTA union head argues transit agency can afford better terms
Transit Workers Union local president Willie Brown has made his first public comments since contract negotiations with SEPTA broke down e ...
12 years ago

