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 George Yancopoulos,  Regeneron's chief scientific officer; Dr. Scott Mellis; and John Overton are shown in the DNA sequencing labs at the Regeneron Genetics Center in Tarrytown, N.Y. (Image courtesy of Doug Abdelnour)

With genetic data, Pa. medical center joins effort to forge ‘personalized’ approaches

Geisinger Health in Danville, Pa., and New York biotech firm Regeneron Pharmaceuticals are partnering to hunt for new breakthroughs in pe ...

13 years ago

 States colored in light blue received a D in the latest Studentsfirst report card.

New Jersey gets D in StudentsFirst State Report Cards

This morning StudentsFirst, the take-no-prisoners-education reform organization headed by former D.C. Chancellor of Education Michelle Rh ...

13 years ago

 Eight Democratic Pa. gubernatorial candidates are shown at a debate focused on environmental sustainability held at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University in Philadelphia. They disagreed on little but tried to distinguish themselves based on electability and personal style. (Holly Otterbein/WHYY)
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Pa. Democrats running for governor try to out-green one another

Eight Democratic candidates for Pennsylvania governor sought to out-green one another last night at a debate focused on environmental sus ...

13 years ago

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Manayunk Bridge closer to getting a second life

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More than $1 million floods Wissahickon Valley Park

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January 14: Land Bank signed | PATCO problems, upgrades | Trash truck in sinkhole | Marriott sold cheap | 410 at Society Hill selling | Mt. Airy BID goals | Kling’s legacy

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Apple co-founder Wozniak looks back and forges ahead

The Philadelphia Speakers Series resumes Monday evening at the Kimmel Center with a lecture by Apple Computer co-founder Steve Wozniak. H ...

13 years ago

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 Heroin from a closed criminal case, marked with a dealer's stamp, in a 2013 photo taken at the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office. (Photo: Tracey Samuelson/for NewsWorks)

Ocean County official issues warning about heroin

Ocean County authorities have issued a warning about what may be a tainted batch of heroin that’s being sold in the region. ...

13 years ago

 Former NBA basketball player Dennis Rodman pictured here in a July, 2008, file photo (Lynne Sladky/AP Photo, File)

Philadelphian returns from N. Korea with first-hand account of Rodman-Kim bromance [video]

When Philadelphia music promoter Sean Agnew walked into a stadium packed with 12,000 people, during a recent strange but enligh ...

13 years ago

 N.J. Senate President Steve Sweeney (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

Lane-closure inquiry won’t derail government business, N.J. Senate leader vows

The George Washington Bridge scandal may have an impact on the New Jersey Legislature’s response to Christie administration proposa ...

13 years ago

Rutgers will refund tuition to students covered under N.J. Dream Act

Rutgers students covered under the New Jersey “Dream Act”  will be getting part of their spring tuition back from the un ...

13 years ago

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Chinese billionaire ups offer for Fisker

Bidding hasn’t officially started yet,  but two Chinese companies continue to up their offers for Fisker Automotive. Hybrid ...

13 years ago

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Police release composite sketch of Brick kidnapping suspect

Authorities have released a composite sketch of a man wanted for questioning in connection with a kidnapping last week in Brick. P ...

13 years ago

 Still image from the 'Stronger than the Storm' campaign ad that featured the family of N.J. Gov. Chris Christie.

Federal audit begins on contract process for N.J.’s ‘Stronger than the Storm’ ads

Federal officials are looking into how New Jersey awarded the contract to create ads for last year’s “Stronger than the Storm” camp ...

13 years ago

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Dead infant found in New Castle County home

Investigators are still looking into the death of an infant found in a Wilmington home in the community of Dunlinden Acres. New Ca ...

13 years ago

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