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Delaware couple donates art to benefit Habitat for Humanity [video]

Habitat for Humanity is about to receive a large gift from Wilmington attorney and art collector Dick Poole. Poole and his wife El ...

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 Keith Urban, left, performs alongside and Gary Clark, Jr. at the GRAMMY Awards. (Photo by Matt Sayles/Invision/AP)

Keith Urban, Train highlight Delaware State Fair concerts

From Firefly to the Delaware State Fair, music fans in the First State will have plenty of entertainment to choose from this summer. ...

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 Two weeks after Ceeanna Pate died from injuries sustained in a hit-and-run, family and friends set up a vigil at the Nicetown scene. (Brian Hickey/WHYY)

Suspect allegedly lied to reinstate insurance policy 15 hours after fatal hit-and-run

The woman charged with killing their 19-year-old daughter in an October hit-and-run had just left the Criminal Justice Center after waivi ...

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Lt Gov: Storm-aid charge part of Christie’s review

New Jersey’s lieutenant governor says allegations that she threatened to withhold Superstorm Sandy aid to a city in need will be in ...

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Being too fat, being too thin — you can’t win until you find your own balance

Disrupting my longest-running relationship was unimaginable. But by the time the scale reached that 218-pound mark, something h ...

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Climate change-deniers singin’ in the rain

The billionaire Koch brothers, who certainly know better, have lavished tens of millions of dollars on climate-denial groups working to d ...

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Down the Shore

Storm to deliver rain, gusty winds later today; temperatures plunge overnight

A storm system will pass through the region later Wednesday, delivering heavy rain, gusty winds, and possibly thunderstorms. ̶ ...

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Delaware Auditor wants more scrutiny for entitlements

While the number of Delawareans depending on food stamps and other entitlement programs to survive in tough economic times is on the rise ...

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Sandusky’s wife says she believes he’s innocent

The wife of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky says she “definitely” believes her husband is innocent ...

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 Councilman Kenney's bill addresses possession of less than an ounce of marijuana. Twenty pounds, like with this bust at Franklin Mills Mall in 2013, would result in handcuffs. (Photo from NBC10)

Northwest Philly councilmembers weigh in on pending marijuana-bust ordinance

City Councilman at-large James Kenney’s bill (PDF ...

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Democrats desperately spin as Sink sinks in Florida

Last night, as the Democrats tried to rationalize their defeat in a swing-district House election by serving up with all kinds of absurd ...

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Key figure in N.J. scandal surfaces for hearing

A key figure in a political payback investigation involving Gov. Chris Christie’s administration has appeared in court to show she& ...

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FEMA extends Sandy housing aid in N.J.

The aid was due to expire on April 30th. Federal Emergency Management Agency officials have extended temporary housing assistance ...

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 Different strains of pot are displayed for sale at Medicine Man marijuana dispensary in Denver, Friday Dec. 27, 2013.  (Brennan Linsley/AP Photo)

South Jersey suburbs still waiting for medical marijuana dispensary

Four years after New Jersey passed its medical marijuana law ...

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March 12: L&I giving speculators a pass | Kendrick Rec vandalized | SEPTA residency | Car commuters | Germantown SSD director | Architectural Independence

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