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 A new way to find a flu shot. (Screengrab via cityofphiladelphia.github.io)
Lifestyle

There’s now an easy map for finding flu shots in Philadelphia

Want a free or low-cost flu shot, but not sure where to find one? Problem solved. Inspired by ...

13 years ago

Traffic or political pressure? Port Authority to probe bridge lane closings

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey’s inspector general will investigate why access lanes to the George Washington Bridge ...

13 years ago

 Officers at Lacey Township High School Wednesday morning. (Image: Ocean County Prosecutor's Office)

Authorities conduct drug sweep at Lacey High School

Authorities led drug-sniffing dogs through the corridors of Lacey Township High School Wednesday morning. The sweep of the school ...

13 years ago

A little over a year after zoning overhaul, Philly tweaks community input

Philadelphia’s year-old zoning code demands that certain Registered Community Organizations be consulted on new developments. < ...

13 years ago

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National Interest

A budget truce: Kumbaya on Capitol Hill?!

Throw the confetti, clang the church bells, and  ...

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Lacrosse team bus driver unconscious in March crash, investigation concludes

Investigators have concluded that the bus driver for a Pennsylvania college lacrosse team was unconscious when the vehicle crashed in Mar ...

13 years ago

 The Falkowski family of South Philly does not own a car and uses public transit and the 'Bike Dozer', which can seat one adult and two small children, to get around. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Young Philadelphians driving less, raising kids outside of ‘car culture’

A once-common practice is becoming more rare: driving. Young city dwellers are trading in the car keys for a SEPTA pass, bicycle or sneak ...

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 An AccuWeather.com depiction of the weekend storm ingredients.

Forecasters: Weekend storm likely, but precipitation type questions abound

A storm is brewing and will likely impact the New Jersey region this weekend, but the precipitation type for the area is an open question ...

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Dole deal with Wilmington port finalized

A deal to keep fruit giant Dole at the Port of Wilmington for the next 15 years that was tentatively agreed to in the summer has finally ...

13 years ago

 Victor Pena of Flag Enterprises steam-cleans a floor to remove mold.  (AP Photo/Frank Eltman, File)

One year after Sandy, hospital still screening for mold related health problems

Among Hurricane Sandy’s longest-lasting and more insidious legacies is the mold that has stained the walls of once-inundated buildi ...

13 years ago

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 Bummer Cronk of Oak Ridge and his son, Hunter, 12, pose with their opening-day bears. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
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Father and son bag bear and cub to kick off annual New Jersey hunt

The successful hunter has an intimate knowledge of the animals he pursues. In preparation for the New Jersey bear hunt, Oak Ridge residen ...

13 years ago

 McCarthy Tree Farm in Middletown (McCarthy Tree Farm)

Delaware promotes locally-grown Christmas Trees

This holiday season, local businesses across the state are hoping to cash in on holiday sales, including Delaware tree farmers. Mo ...

13 years ago

 Fresh produce at the summer farmers' market. (Courtesy of the Roxborough-Manayunk Food Co-op)

Roxborough-Manayunk Food Co-op struggles in efforts to expand

In April of 2012 more than 200 residents and organizers in Roxborough and Manayunk gathered to discuss the possibility of launching a nei ...

13 years ago

N.J. man dies after being trapped in clothing collection bin

Authorities say a New Jersey man apparently searching for warm clothes or a place to sleep got trapped in a clothing collection bin and d ...

13 years ago

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