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 Chef Al Paris stands inside Chestnut Hill's Paris Bistro. (Emily Brooks/for NewsWorks)

New restaurant brings piece of Paris to Germantown Avenue

The highly anticipated Paris Bistro & Jazz Cafe said “salut” to the Chestnut Hill community on Jan. 30 when it opened its ...

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 Kevin Puts is the recipient of the Delaware Symphony Orchestra’s 2015 A.I. du Pont Composer’s Award.  (Photo courtesy of J. Henry Fair)

March 21st – 28th: Star Party, Dover Symphony Orchestra and Art of Mixology

Hey Delaware, are you looking for something to do this weekend? We have some recommendations on what’s happening around the First S ...

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 Paymon Rouhanifard addresses a gathering after being named superintendent of Camden Public Schools on Aug. 21, 2013. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

What Newark can learn from Camden when it comes to charter schools

Everyone’s talking about the political upheaval in Newark as Ras Baraka and Shavar Jeffries fight for mayoral control of New Jersey ...

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 Valley Forge National Historical Park Closed due to a large sewer line brake (Nathaniel Hamilton/For NewsWorks)

Repairs continue after burst pipe spews five million gallons of sewage into Valley Forge creek

Crews tackling a massive, and potentially dangerous, sewage spill near Valley Forge National Historic Park are scheduled to wrap up repai ...

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 A snow pile holdout at 8th and Arch streets in Center City Philadelphia. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)

As spring approaches, there’s always something there to remind us

Spring begins on Thursday, March 20, but winter has been lingering in the form of piles of shifted, filthy snow. Here’s hoping that ...

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Report: Pa. fish, game merger would save millions

A new legislative study says merging Pennsylvania’s Fish and Boat Commission with the Game Commission could save nearly $5 million ...

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 A referendum in November showed that 65 percent of voters in Margate, N.J.  didn't want dunes built (Tracy Samuelson/for NewsWorks)

Margate battles against post-Sandy dunes

An effort to build or restore dunes along New Jersey’s 127-mile coastline faces oppos ...

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Budget discussions under way in Philadelphia City Council

Philadelphia City Council has started its review of Mayor Michael Nutter’s $4.5 billion budget proposal. Day one included some spar ...

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 Colorful Life, 2011, by Rada Akbar

TCNJ prof: ‘Art is not just a luxury for people in developed nations’

At first all we see is the black fabric. Soon a hand appears, cutting away at the cloth – there’s a woman inside, cutting through ...

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Police continue search for driver in fatal Howell hit-and-run, seek public’s help

The Howell Police Department continues to search for the person responsible for fatally striking a Spring Lake cyclist last Wednesday aft ...

12 years ago

Controller says KOZ program too expensive

Philadelphia’s City Controller says a new study shows a state job creation program isn’t delivering as promised. Enact ...

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Woman’s body pulled from Schuylkill river in Philly

Police say the body of a woman was found in the river near center city Philadelphia earlier today. A police spokeswoman said a cre ...

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Fire in suburban Philly home kills man, woman

Authorities say a fire in a Langhorne, Pa. home claimed the lives of a man and woman overnight. Emergency dispatchers in Bucks Cou ...

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Judge reaffirms lawsuit delay for ex-PSU president

A judge has reaffirmed his decision to let former Penn State president Graham Spanier put off his defamation lawsuit against former FBI d ...

12 years ago

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