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 Bill Tilden watching a match in Chestnut Hill during the National Doubles Tennis matches in June 1925. (AP Photo)

Effort afoot to honor Germantown tennis legend who made his mark on and off the court

Bill Tilden was the first American to win a Wimbledon title, but you wouldn’t know it in Germantown, the Philadelphia neighborhood ...

13 years ago

National Interest

Welcome to Texas, the Loon Star State

Texas has kicked off the ’14 Republican primary season, burnishing its unrivaled reputation for embracing the Crazy. And what an el ...

13 years ago

 An ambulance drives through a flooded street in Hoboken, N.J. in the wake of Superstorm Sandy on Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012. (Mike Groll/AP Photo)

Investigation reveals Sandy energy grant program riddled with errors

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13 years ago

SAT college entrance exam to get upgrade

The SAT college entrance exam taken last year by 1.6 million students is getting its first upgrade since 2005. The nonprofit Coll ...

13 years ago

Small plane crashes at Atlantic City airport

Authorities are investigating the crash of a single-engine plane at Atlantic City International Airport. The Federal Aviation Admi ...

13 years ago

 Whitney Martinko, a Center City resident who is gluten and dairy intolerant, buys a treat at Sweet Freedom Bakery at 15th and South Streets. The bakery sells products free of allergens. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Growing out of a food allergy doesn’t guarantee you’re safe for life

Trace amounts of peanuts that might prove deadly for a few allergic classmates have nearly eliminated the old peanut-butter-and-jelly sta ...

13 years ago

Politics & Policy

Obama to Iran: Never surrender your nukes!

President Obama, in his response so far to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, is sending a clear message to Iran to never negotiate away it ...

13 years ago

 (Seth Wenig/AP Photo, file)

House approves some relief for flood insurance customers

A flood insurance bill that initially seemed unlikely to pass through Congress now seems poised to become law. The U.S. House of R ...

13 years ago

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Inside Penn’s vision for South Bank as start-up incubator, research hub

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Council to vote on Comcast Tower’s transit concourse extension [Updated]

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
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March 5: Nutter’s budget address plans | May 20 election for Green’s seat | CHOP expansion | Free Internet Essentials | power of LOVE | Starr-Olexy project shelved | Ciao Dodo

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Art Commission brings thorough review to handful of important built environment projects

13 years ago

Christie slips in polling over Sandy recovery efforts

A new Rutgers-Eagleton poll shows that Gov. Chris Christie is taking a big hit on his Sandy recovery ratings. Just over half of th ...

13 years ago

Pa. moving forward on foster care, child protective services

Advocates say a new report on Pennsylvania’s child welfare system shows a shift toward practices that promote healthier children an ...

13 years ago

 Council President Darrell Clarke talks to reporters (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

Council President vows protesters won’t shout down mayor’s budget address again

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter will give his budget address Thursday and City Council President Darrell Clarke is promising this time ...

13 years ago

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