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Philadelphia to gain access to real-time CSX freight data

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Report: Litz drops out of Pa. Democratic gov race

A newspaper says Jo Ellen Litz has dropped out of the Democratic race for Pennsylvania governor. The ...

13 years ago

Dave Davies: Off Mic

Citizens United finds Pennsylvania

A Washington-based political committee has convinced a federal judge that the U.S. Supreme Court’s Citizens United ruling means Pen ...

13 years ago

 A car is wedged under a semi-trailer in a huge pile-up on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Bensalem, Pa. (Matt Rourke/AP Photo)

Drawing lessons from massive Pa. Turnpike pileup

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is resolving to revisit communication procedures after last month’s chain-reaction pileup in B ...

13 years ago

Philly lawmakers hear about harm ‘notarios’ can cause immigrants

A Philadelphia City Council hearing Tuesday focused on why immigrants have little recourse after paying thousands of dollars to “no ...

13 years ago

Tussle over release of Bridgegate documents goes before N.J. judge

A New Jersey Superior Court judge heard arguments on the refusal of former Gov. Chris Christie aides to turn over documents subpoenaed by ...

13 years ago

 (AP Photo/Keystone, Martial Trezzini)

New Fisker owners eye Delaware plant in production plans

Will Wanxiang America Corporation use a shuttered Delaware auto plant to build Fisker cars? Officials from Wanxiang, the new ...

13 years ago

 A scene from Kendrick Recreation Center after the weekend break-in. (Courtesy of Kendrick Recreation Center, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation)

Roxborough recreation center ransacked during break-in

At some point between closing time on Saturday evening and Sunday morning, Roxborough’s Kendrick Recreation Center was ransacked.&n ...

13 years ago

 Model sheets of Peabody and Sherman, published in 'The Art of Jay Ward Productions' by Darrell Van Citters. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Arts & Entertainment

Local inspiration for Mr. Peabody, Sherman and the WABAC machine

Ted Key, a cartoonist from Valley Forge, is the creator of the characters that became “Mr. Peabody and Sherman.” ̶ ...

13 years ago

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Dave Davies: Off Mic

Clinton coming in April to raise money for Margolies

Former President Bill Clinton will bring his star power to Philadelphia next month to raise money for Congressional candidate Margorie Ma ...

13 years ago

 The Atari logo on the Cira Centre, prior to last year's Philly Tech Week event that featured skyscraper-sized games of Pong. (Zack Seward/NewsWorks Photo, file)
Lifestyle

This year’s Tech Week show stopper? Tetris on the Cira Centre

Don’t say we didn’t warn you: Don’t ...

13 years ago

Plan allowing Pa. colleges to leave state system praised, panned

A plan to let qualifying state universities leave the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education has been unveiled, with supporters ca ...

13 years ago

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Camelot Schools drops pursuit of former Germantown High building

Camelot Schools is no longer looking to move three of its alternative education programs to Germantown High School’s now-shuttered ...

13 years ago

 Dor sisters (from left): Christie, 17; Chrislie, 14; Chrisla, 16. (Kevin McCorry/WHYY)
Education

For many Philly families choosing high schools, it’s either magnet or charter

Chrislie Dor, a budding poet at age 14, stands like Frost’s narrator at a fork in the road. The paths diverge not in a yello ...

13 years ago

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‘Manhattanizing’ Philadelphia could help make Camden the next Brooklyn

Could it simply be a coincidence? Hard on the exciting news that celebrity Iron Chef Jose Garces will soon be serving exquisite dinners < ...

13 years ago

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