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Public meeting with Pier 68 designers set; DRWC 5-year report released

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 Dr. Eben Alexander's brain was attacked by severe bacterial meningitis what he says happened during seven days of coma makes up his best-selling book,
Politics & Policy

Science and religion – death match or lovers’ quarrel?

The other day, I stumbled across a book called Proof of Heaven. I had some time to kill and a latte in hand, so I started readin ...

13 years ago

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Health

Super Bowl Sunday a good time for addicted gamblers to consider future

With New Jersey hosting its first Super Bowl ever, excitement has been growing across the state. Even more importantly, betting is alread ...

13 years ago

 Renna was subpoenaed last month by a New Jersey legislative committee looking into manufactured traffic jams on the George Washington Bridge. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

Gates open at MetLife Stadium where tonight’s Superbowl will be played

The gates are open and Super Bowl fans are heading into MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. Trains continue to shuttle hundre ...

13 years ago

Philadelphia wants its chance to host cold weather Super Bowl

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13 years ago

2 killed, 2 hurt during violent night in Philly

Police are investigating two fatal double shootings in Philadelphia that took place only blocks away. ...

13 years ago

 Renna was subpoenaed last month by a New Jersey legislative committee looking into manufactured traffic jams on the George Washington Bridge. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

Live video stream of Superbowl 2014

Fox Sports is doing something never heard of before – it will provide a live video stream of the ...

13 years ago

Union organizers file 4th unfair labor practice against Aspira Olney Charter

A union group helping teachers organize at Olney Charter High School has filed its fourth unfair labor practice in nine months. ...

13 years ago

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Super Bowl QB’s race not the issue it used to be

Nine years ago in Jacksonville, an African-American quarterback started for a Super Bowl team, marking only the third time that had happe ...

13 years ago

Down the Shore

Snow for Monday; freezing rain, icing possible Tuesday night into Wednesday

More wintry weather is ahead, with widespread snow Monday and potentially icing due to freezing rain for Tuesday night into Wednesda ...

13 years ago

5 things to know heading into Super Bowl Sunday

It’s time. Finally. After a week of interviews, practices and plenty of hype, the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks are re ...

13 years ago

Handlers: Punxsutawney Phil predicts longer winter

The handlers for groundhog Punxsutawney Phil say he’s forecasting six more weeks of what already has felt like a brutally ...

13 years ago

 Neighborhood volunteers from Mutual Mt. Airy and the local town watch help sort, classify and label incoming book donations. (Jana Shea/for NewsWorks)

Top 5 stories to watch for in Northwest Philly

Here’s a look at what we’ll be covering in Northwest Philadelphia this week: 1. On Monday, state ...

13 years ago

 Memorials mark the area of Roosevelt Boulevard near 2nd Street where Samara Banks and three children were killed as they attempted to cross Roosevelt Blvd., a 12-lane roadway. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)

In wake of four deaths, speed cameras sought on Roosevelt Boulevard

The tragic death of a young mother and three of her children last year has lawmakers and law enforcement officials calling for change. Sp ...

13 years ago

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 Teens and tweens learn a lot from how their parents drive and unplug from technology. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh, File)
Philly Parenting

Six things your teen/tween is learning from you

Raising a teen or tween can make you feel as though their friends are the only people they ever pay attention to, but that simply isnR ...

13 years ago

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