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March is Women’s History Month, and while the first two words in that phrase should never be limited by the third, it gives us a wo ...

Traffic is snarled on Route 35 and connecting roadways in Belmar following an early afternoon car accident. The accident on Route ...

Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane says despite the fact that her office has audio tapes documenting four state lawmakers and on ...

While this mid-March snowstorm was more of a nuisance for those in northern Delaware, with a few inches of accumulation at most, snow-wea ...

It’s like Jurassic Park, as Putin tries to resurrect the extinct Soviet Union.   The beast’s first move is to con ...

Over the weekend, 34 harpists converged at Haverford School to become an army of 2,000 strings. The players ranged from amateurs t ...

Some parts of the New Jersey shore have 7 inches of fresh snow on the ground from a late-winter storm. By midmorning, skies were c ...

Delawareans are waking up, yet again, to snow covered cars and roads on this St. Patrick’s Day, three days before spring arrives. & ...

  GOP chairman Reince Priebus ...

Last month, I traveled to New Haven, Conn., to deliver speeches to two groups of young people. There were 300 middle school students in t ...

It was elbow-to-elbow inside the Sedgwick Theater on Saturday night as hundreds came out for Mt. Airy USA’s 10th annual “Gues ...

Northwest Neighbors of Germantown members, Philadelphia University students and local landscape-architecture professionals met this week ...

The Thomas Mifflin School gym played host to the 12th Annual East Falls Chili Cook-off on Friday night, with 13 competitors who set out t ...

My mom cooked certain things that I’ll always remember. It was tri-color pasta salad for summer cookouts, banana bread (baked with ...