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Conceived as a cross between a Sunday newspaper and CBS' Sunday Morning with Charles Kuralt, Weekend Edition Sunday features interviews with newsmakers, artists, scientists, politicians, musicians, writers, theologians and historians.

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 In this Aug. 11, 2011 photo, Rosalia Noyola, left, walks with her daughter Brissa Bautista, 7, near the intersection of Leigh Avenue and Witherspoon Street in Princeton, N.J. According to officials, Leigh Avenue is a good place to see how residents are divided geographically by a diagonal border that separates the Borough of Princeton and Princeton Township. Residents voted to merge. For years, governors have pushed municipal consolidation which shows just how hard it is to get New Jerseyans to make such a change. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

Rutgers professors say merging N.J. towns unlikely to save money

A growing chorus of voices has been calling for some of New Jersey’s 565 municipalities to consolidate, merging two towns into one. ...

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 (Photo courtesy of the Manchester Police Department)
Down the Shore

Missing Manchester man possibly in Atlantic City, police say

A missing man from the Whiting section of Manchester may be in Atlantic City, according to an alert from the Manchester Police Department ...

13 years ago

Newark after Booker: City faces takeover threat

New Jersey’s largest city is hitting some roadblocks just months after its rising-star mayor went off to Washington. Since C ...

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Philly Tech Week kicks off with Cira Center Tetris game tonight in Philly

Hundreds of Tetris fans are expected to gather in Philadelphia to play the classic video game on the face of a skyscraper. Images ...

13 years ago

Anti-gay marriage group calls for Firefox boycott

A major backer of same-sex marriage bans is calling for a boycott of the Firefox web browser after the politically charged resignation of ...

13 years ago

5 year-old finds flaw in Xbox Live security

A 5-year-old boy has outwitted the sharpest minds at Microsoft — he’s found a backdoor to the Xbox. Kristoffer Von Hassel ...

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 State Rep. Jim Cox (R- Berks) spoke to about 300 people who attended a meeting to oppose the GTL plant (Marie Cusick/StateImpact Pennsylvania)

Citizens group opposes Berks County gas-to-liquids plant

A citizens group has formed in opposition to ...

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Man flees Pa. motel, police suspect meth lab

Police are searching for a man who was allegedly operating a makeshift methamphetamine lab in a suburban motel room, forcing the evacuati ...

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Christie aide speaks to grand jury in N.J.

A longtime aide to Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has given testimony to a federal grand jury in an investigation of traffic j ...

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Philly transit agency, union resuming talks Sunday

Another day of contract negotiations has wrapped between Philadelphia’s transit system and the union representing thousands of work ...

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Multiple injuries reported in Philly bus crash

Police say at least 10 people have been injured after a Philadelphia city bus and another vehicle collided downtown. According to ...

13 years ago

 Check out Queen Muse's story on mural artist Nathaniel Lee, shown here. (Courtesy of Nathaniel Lee)

Top 5 stories of the week in Northwest Philly

Here’s a look at stories that you might have missed this week in Northwest Philadelphia:     1. ...

13 years ago

Philly prisons to try video visits for inmates

The Philadelphia Prison System is planning to set up “video visits” at one of the city’s jails in hopes of increasing c ...

13 years ago

Lawyers may be exempted from Pa. child abuse reporting law update

Proposals to change how suspected child abuse must be reported in Pennsylvania are nearing the finish line after stalling for several mon ...

13 years ago

 The Food and Drug Administration approved a new automated medical device, brand name Evzio, that can halt a heroin or other opioid overdose in its tracks (Image courtesy of Kaleo Pharma)

Responding to rise in overdoses, FDA approves Narcan auto-injection device

Move over EpiPen, a new automated medical device, brand name Evzio, can halt a heroin or other opioid overdose in its tracks. The ...

13 years ago

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