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 Bricks and debris are visible at one of the Potter's Field excavation sites behind the long-shuttered Queen Lane Apartments tower. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks, file)

Looming Queen Lane Apartments demo considered ‘huge weight lifted off the community’

Corliss Gray couldn’t be happier that construction vehicles will soon start rumbling and beeping across the street from her Germant ...

13 years ago

 Caution tape remains at the site of a Thursday night hit-and-run on Domino Lane in Roxborough. (Brian Hickey/WHYY)

Roxborough hit-and-run victim identified, no vehicle information available [updated]

Update: The victim was identified Friday morning, but there is still no information regarding the vehicle which struck him and fled. Poli ...

13 years ago

 Jackie Robinson signs autographs at spring training with the Brooklyn Dodgers, March 06, 1948, part of “Chasing Dreams: Baseball and Becoming American,” opening March 13 at the National Museum of American Jewish History. (Photo courtesy of NMAJH)

Weekly Entertainment Guide – Cirque Eloize, ‘Coppélia,’ and Chasing Dreams

Looking for something to do this winter season? WHYY’s Robin Bloom has some recommendations on what’s happening around the Ph ...

13 years ago

 The Phillie Phanatic and George Cretekos, mayor of Clearwater, Florida (Photo courtesy of Cretekos)
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Talking Phillies’ spring training with the mayor of Clearwater

For Philadelphians, the Phillies are a part of everyday life. But for the uninitiated, what’s it like when the Phillies come to tow ...

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Explainer: Where Sandy aid money comes from and how it works

It seems like every week or so, the Governor’s Office sends out another press release, announcing yet another pot of storm recovery ...

13 years ago

Philly principals hear contract pitch that includes major salary reductions

In the Philadelphia School District, Friday might be an especially bad day to be called to the principal’s office. Thursday ...

13 years ago

Lehigh Valley Dairy announces orange juice recall

Lehigh Valley Dairy is voluntarily recalling orange juice because it may contain milk, a common allergen. The Food and Drug Admini ...

13 years ago

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SEPTA Citizen Advisory Committee seeks new members

13 years ago

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Amtrak calls for high-speed train sets

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March 7: Mayor Nutter’s budget details | Kelly Drive advisory | Blatstein’s Broad and Washington plans | Neighbors support Queen Lane Apartment demolition | Faux bricks cause stir in Old City

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March 7-9: OpenAccessPHL meeting | Asian Arts Initiative 20th anniversary | Instagram art opening | Northern Liberties growth conversations | Urban composting workshop

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Court upholds permit for methadone clinic in Holmesburg

13 years ago

Corbett backs off job-training requirement in quest for U.S. approval of Medicaid alternative

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett appears to have backed off from one of the most controversial parts of his Medicaid waiver proposal: a job ...

13 years ago

Flagging Pa. tax revenues could revive with spring

Revenue from tax collections in Pennsylvania are running below expectations, putting a lot of focus on revenue reports in the coming mont ...

13 years ago

 As many as 500 people have been working around the clock to turn an old coal-fired power plant in Eddystone, Delaware County into a terminal for crude oil. Starting in April, trains pulling 120 tanker cars of crude will come to Eddystone where the oil will be pumped out and put on barges for delivery to nearby refineries (Katie Colaneri/WHYY)

Lawmakers focus on rail safety as more oil trains to move through Pa.

By the end of April, trains hauling 80,000 barrels of crude will arrive from North Dakota daily to feed refineries along the Delaware Riv ...

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