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 A surveillance image of the woman, right, police suspect stole merchandise from a Verizon store in Brick on March 1. Image courtesy of the Brick Township Police Department.

Brick Police: 2k in electronic fitness bracelets stolen from Verizon store

The Brick Township Police Department requests the public’s help in identifying a theft suspect.   A woman is believed t ...

13 years ago

 Former Gov. Ed Rendell, the night's keynote speaker, drew parallels between today's revitalization efforts in Germantown and yesteryear's in Center City. (Aaron Moselle/WHYY)

Rendell delivers pep talk at Germantown United CDC’s inaugural fundraiser

It can happen. Over and over, former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell stressed that simple, but important, phrase as he spoke Thursday ...

13 years ago

 Protestors at Philadelphia City Hall during the Mayor's budget address on March 6, 2014 (Holly Otterbein/WHYY)

Gas workers say union solidarity will help them defeat sale of PGW

Members of City Council and the union that represents Philadelphia Gas Works employees are already concerned about Mayor Michael Nutter ...

13 years ago

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 Archbishop Chaput, Mayor Nutter and Governor Corbett announce a delegation to visit the Vatican regarding the Eighth World Meeting of Families Friday morning. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Philadelphia delegation headed to Vatican to sell Pope on Philly visit

 A special international road trip is in the works for some local religious and civic leaders. Catholic Archbishop Charles Ch ...

13 years ago

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Rutgers researchers seek public input on post-Sandy rebuilding

Rutgers University researchers are seeking your input on Superstorm Sandy rebuilding choices.  The university’s  ...

13 years ago

Jury returns for 2nd day of priest deliberations

A Philadelphia jury is deliberating for a second day in the trial of a Roman Catholic priest charged with molesting an altar boy in 1997. ...

13 years ago

Pa. jobless rate falls again, hiring flat in Jan.

Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate dropped in January to its lowest rate since 2008, although hiring remained flat. The state ...

13 years ago

 An AshBritt subcontractor hauls away Katrina. Ashbritt was later hired following Sandy in N.J.  (AP Photo/Rogelio Solis)

Feds says N.J. acted properly hiring Sandy contractor AshBritt

A federal audit finds New Jersey did nothing wrong when it used a no-bid contract to hire a firm to clean up debris left behind by Supers ...

13 years ago

 (AP Photo/Great Falls Tribune, Robin Loznak)

Delaware extends muskrat trapping season

February’s frigid weather involving snow and ice has prompted Delaware’s Division of Fish and Wildlife to extend the muskrat ...

13 years ago

March 7th – 14th: Planetary Perceptions, Les Miserables and Celtic Harvest

Hey Delaware, are you looking for something to do this weekend? We have some recommendations on what’s happening around the First S ...

13 years ago

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Vignettes from Russian-American history

I once owned a Pete Seeger vinyl record containing several Woody Guthrie songs including this catchy ditty composed in 1942: ̶ ...

13 years ago

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Thousands attend Del. job fair as jobless numbers come out [video]

More than 2,000 job seekers looking for full or part-time work exchanged resumes with more than 90 potential employers at the Chase Cente ...

13 years ago

 This lot on Mitchell Street in Roxborough has been vacant for nearly 30 years. (Kayla Cook and Sean Smith of Philadelphia Neighborhoods/for NewsWorks, file)

Local dog-lovers to raise funds for Roxborough park on Saturday

Sarah Koenig and her neighbors have a makeshift system in place for the upkeep of a long-vacant lot on Mitchell Street that functions as ...

13 years ago

Philly archdiocese discusses details of 2015 event

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is planning to announce details of a major Roman Catholic gathering in Philadelphia next year. Arc ...

13 years ago

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National Interest

Chris Christie, reduced to pandering

How sad it was yesterday to see Chris Christie ...

13 years ago

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