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N.J. senators push feds to help on road salt

New Jersey’s U.S. senators are calling on the federal government to come to the state’s aid and fill a critical need for road ...

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 Journalist Glenn Greenwald speaks during an interview with the Associated Press in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Sunday, July 14, 2013. Greenwald, The Guardian journalist who first reported Edward Snowden's disclosures of U.S. surveillance programs says the former National Security Agency analyst has
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Glenn Greenwald, face of the new journalism

Glenn Greenwald, who plumbed the Edward Snowden files and helped ...

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Gay marriage advocates to seek licenses in Philly

Gay marriage advocates plan to visit Philadelphia’s City Hall on Tuesday to seek marriage licenses or have their out-of-state marri ...

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Will censure of Rutgers Camden law hurt enrollment?

A small gray box at the bottom of the website for Rutgers School of Law-Camden contains the wor ...

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 The PHA says it is amenable to various proposals for Falls Ridge including retail, recreational, commercial or mixed use. (Matthew Grady/for NewsWorks)

PHA deadline for Falls Ridge proposals looms for developers

A deadline looms for proposals on a vacant parcel of land in East Falls. The Philadelphia Housing Authority is seeking plans for t ...

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NJDOT: Salt shortage could force road closures

A low-salt diet may be good for people with high blood pressure, but it’s not helping New Jersey’s highways. An abunda ...

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Survey asks where University City lacks bike racks

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February 18: LOOP deadline today | Two 84 bus crashes | Greensgrow to Baltimore Ave | Gayborhood history | Rock salt damage | Stanley’s in Roxborough

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PCPC supports apartments at Broad and Callowhill, demands better response to design committee

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Video: Architect Gene Kohn talks about design for Dranoff hotel on South Broad

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Commission wants more time to consider Blackwell’s two-story building limit

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 Old City sidewalks get salted. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY, file)
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All that road salt is hurting area waterways

The amount of salt that trucks have dumped onto Philadelphia roads is already more than the amount used during that last two winters comb ...

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 After the snow ended Saturday evening over the Garden State Parkway in Old Bridge. (Photo:  Jennifer Khordi via Jersey Shore Hurricane News)

Heavy snow to snarl Tuesday morning commute

A quick moving storm aims to disrupt the Tuesday morning commute, potentially dropping six inches of snow in some locations in less than ...

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 At the event, four students read self-written poetry. Nathan Legette, a William Penn Charter School kindergartner, was among them. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Black History Month youth essay contest doubles as way to honor Germantown’s ‘unsung heroes’

Many people who pass the Johnson House on Germantown Avenue are unaware that the historic landmark once served as a stopping point on the ...

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NJ’s Top 10 Beaches contest resumes after Sandy

New Jersey’s Top Ten Beaches contest is back after a one-year break while the shore began its recovery from Superstorm Sandy. < ...

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