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MLK Cougars advance to Sunday’s Public League hoops-title game
The last thing that a basketball team needs, when trailing by double digits as time’s running out, is to lose its two leading score ...
13 years ago
Sands: Casino hacking went further than email, websites
Casino giant Las Vegas Sands Corp. said Tuesday that hacking into their websites and internal systems last week went deeper than the comp ...
13 years ago
Who will Governor Christie chose to be his next education czar?
Last week New Jersey Education Commissioner Christopher Cerf announced that ...
13 years ago
Two face trial on third-degree murder charges in deadly Philly collapse
The general contractor and excavator operator charged in connection with last summer’s deadly building collapse in Center City Phil ...
13 years ago
Corbett education plan proving a tough sell to Pa. Dems
Gov. Tom Corbett’s top education official is defending the administration’s plan for funding Pennsylvania’s schools in ...
13 years ago
N.J. transit chief resigns; Sandy decisions assailed
The head of New Jersey’s public transit agency is stepping down. NJ Transit Executive Director James Weinstein informed empl ...
13 years ago
N.J. appeals to U.S. Supreme Court on sports betting
New Jersey is swinging for the fences in its last ditch effort to overturn a federal ban on sports betting in all but four states. ...
13 years ago
Review: ‘True West’ with the brothers grim
Yo! Someone gimme a break! I mean a real break – an intermission. I’m sitting here looking at the script of Sam Shepard’s & ...
13 years ago
Barron era begins amid challenges for Penn State
Eric Barron, hired this week to be Penn State’s next president, is kicking off his tenure by expressing a desire to strengthen the ...
13 years ago