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Pa. Senate powerhouse backs online reporting for candidates
One of the most powerful Republican leaders in Harrisburg wants to require candidates for office in Pennsylvania to file their campaign c ...
13 years ago
Poll: Americans unconcerned about Russian military power
The United States and Europe are warily monitoring Russia’s response to developments in Ukraine, with Moscow promising to protect R ...
13 years ago
ListenReview: The many games of ‘Circle Mirror Transformation’
In Annie Baker’s play “Circle Mirror Transformation,” the games we play become one with the lives we lead. The play, ge ...
13 years ago
Could ‘cyber snow days’ become reality for schools in Pa.?
If one Western Pennsylvania state senator has his way, snow-related school cancellations as we know them could be a thing of the past. ...
13 years ago
Accusations fly as state Rep. J.P. Miranda, sister held for trial on felony corruption charges
Democratic state Rep. Jose “J.P.” Miranda and his sister will stand trial on felony corruption charges tied to an alleged plo ...
13 years ago
After ‘Bridgegate,’ N.J. investigative panel may tackle Newark payouts
The special legislative committee investigating the George Washington Bridge scandal is getting numerous requests to look into other New ...
13 years ago
Lakewood’s Tent City being dismantled
Construction crews have begun clearing areas of a longstanding homeless encampment in central New Jersey. The dismantling began on W ...
13 years ago
Parents say son tried suicide after alleged molestation by Philly priest
The trial for a Philadelphia priest accused of molesting an altar boy continued Friday. The accuser, whose name is being withheld, ...
13 years ago
Adoptees’ access to N.J. birth records now up to Christie
It’s now up to Gov. Chris Christie to decide whether to sign a bill that would give adoptees access to their birth certificates. ...
13 years ago
Regal treasures of Korea arrayed at Philly Art Museum in first U.S. exhibit
For the last few years, the Philadelphia Museum of Art has been brokering a kind of art swap. Working with museums in Los Angeles and Hou ...
13 years ago
ListenNew Delaware Chief Justice sworn in
Now Chief Justice Leo Stine took the oath of office this morning to officially take his spot as Chief Justice of the Delaware Supreme Cou ...
13 years ago
South Jersey shore rentals, sales up despite cold snowy winter
Even though snowy weather has not left the region, people are making their summer housing arrangements at the Jersey Shore. The nu ...
13 years ago
ListenPhilly controller questions public art maintenance
Philadelphia’s Controller says public art in the city has not been properly maintained. One percent of all public work ...
13 years ago
ListenMifflin School students close Black History Month with civil-rights movement homage [gallery]
On Friday, students at Thomas Mifflin Elementary School in East Falls held an event commemorating the Civil Rights Movement. Child ...
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