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Obama helplessly laments that the rich get richer
Americans take pride in calling their nation “exceptional” – and rightly so. Because when it comes to inc ...
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Dept. of Energy to auction Fisker loan
The U.S. Department of Energy froze Fisker’s loan in 2011 after the company failed to meet performance requirements. Now, the ...
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ListenPa. to unveil new grading system for schools
Education officials are set to unveil a new grading system for public schools across Pennsylvania. The School Performance Profile ...
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The process was simple. First, our family brainstormed an alphabetical list of family-friendly activities and places in Chestnut Hill, Mt ...
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Growing up Catholic in Northeast Philly, one thing you’ll never lose is St. Anthony
Born in a Catholic family in Northeast Philadelphia, I learned the prayer to St. Anthony like I learned the Pledge of Allegiance. I ...
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Education scholar Diane Ravitch critiques charters, standardized tests in Philly
Diane Ravitch, a New York University education professor, was once a passionate champion of charter schools and standardized testing. She ...
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Delaware agencies combat rising heroin problem
As the state continues to crack down on prescription drug abuse, an old street drug is making a comeback. Heroin, an opiate which ...
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Fire damaged Seaside Heights bar to pour drinks again “in the upcoming weeks”
The Beachcomber Bar and Grill, a multi-level establishment located on the boardwalk in Seaside Heights, will reopen soon after damage inf ...
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Philly treasurer sues over daughter’s death in building collapse, calls for panel on demolitions
It’s not the kind of news conference that you leave and just forget about. Late Tuesday, Philadelphia City Treasurer Nancy W ...
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