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In this Oct. 10, 2012 file photo, marijuana is weighed and packaged for sale (Ted S. Warren/AP Photo, file)

Pa. Sen. Stack: Marijuana decriminalization a fiscally conservative ‘no-brainer’

A Democratic state senator who’s a candidate for lieutenant governor is proposing to decriminalize the possession of small amounts ...

13 years ago

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Red light camera support declines, safety concerns on the rise in N.J.

A new survey shows declining support for red light cameras in New Jersey. AAA spokeswoman Tracy Noble said 56 percent of New Jerse ...

13 years ago

 Spanish moss hangs from live oak trees at Fontainebleau State Park a few miles out of Mandeville Louisiana. (Anders Morholt/for NewsWorks)

Photographer’s notebook: Following the croak of the Louisiana tree frog

I left New Orleans via the Causeway, a 24-mile bridge across Lake Pontchartrain to explore the marsh lands of Fontainebleau State Park. A ...

13 years ago

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Delaware Art Museum will auction art to raise $30 million

Facing a $19.8 million bond debt, the Delaware Art Museum’s Board of Trustees has voted to sell up to four works of art to put the ...

13 years ago

 Talking Stick boasts of 'a safe and supportive space, free from grading and testing, that respects the individual and nurtures children’s innate curiosity and desire to learn.' (Image courtesy of Talking Stick's website)

Homeschooling non-profit to host weekend 5K at Awbury Arboretum

On Saturday, the Talking Stick Learning Center will host an ...

13 years ago

 A train crosses the Benjamin Franklin Bridge across the Delaware River from Philadelphia to Camden, New Jersey. (Bastiaan Slabbers for WHYY)

Did Facebook just say you’re ‘near Camden’? Here’s why.

Is Facebook just trying to agitate the good people of Philadelphia?  There are many ways to rankle Philadelphians. In additio ...

13 years ago

 (AP File Photo/Mel Evans)

Victim identified in N.J. train station accident

Authorities have released the name of the man who was struck and killed while leaning over a train platform at a central New Jersey stati ...

13 years ago

Family sues Philly School District over Cobbs Creek abduction

The family of a 5-year-old girl abducted from her Philadelphia elementary school and found partially clothed at a playgro ...

13 years ago

 Shaman's Wall by Phyllis Wright, curator of the gallery at Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart

Many Princeton area private schools feature professional art galleries

In urban areas, we often visit galleries in renovated industrial lofts. Here in the Princeton area, many of our galleries can be found in ...

13 years ago

 (Photo courtesy of Kim Pluti for Parallel Productions)

Composer Aaron Jay Kernis to receive Delaware Symphony’s 2014 du Pont award

Composer and Philadelphia native Aaron Jay Kernis is the recipient of the Delaware Symphony Orchestra’s 2014 A. I. du Pont Award.&n ...

13 years ago

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The SATs no longer require an essay — so what?

Since people can’t write when they graduate from college, what difference does it make whether they can write ...

13 years ago

Down the Shore

Man chewing glass arrested in Lakewood after report that he was naked, riding tricycle

A 31-year-old Trenton man was arrested in Lakewood Tuesday evening after police found him naked and high under an apartment building ...

13 years ago

Coltrane’s sax joins Smithsonian jazz collection

One of John Coltrane’s tenor saxophones is joining the jazz collection at the Smithsonian. Coltrane’s son, Ravi Coltra ...

13 years ago

Burger King Baby finds birth mom, feels ‘pure joy’

A woman who as a baby was abandoned in the bathroom of a Pennsylvania fast-food restaurant says she has found her birth mother. Tw ...

13 years ago

Three teens charged in assaults near Temple’s Philly campus

Prosecutors say three teenagers have been charged in several assaults near Temple University’s north Philadelphia campus, including ...

13 years ago

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