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 Gloomy conditions in Atlantic City at about 10 a.m. today. (Image: AtlanticCityWebcam.com)

Clouds today, showers tonight, pleasant tomorrow

Once we get through today, pleasant weather is expected Friday into Saturday. After a weak cold front moves through Saturday night, deliv ...

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Donor egg pregnancies on the rise, US study finds

New research shows U.S. women are increasingly using donated eggs to get pregnant, with often good results. What the researchers c ...

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Del. market closing early because of pumpkin shortage

A pumpkin shortage is forcing a family-run market in Selbyville to close early this fall. Johnson’s Country Market will only ...

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National Interest

Republicans surrender (big shock), peace reigns (for now)

  Well, that was fun. Fifteen days of needless national misery – reduced corporate earnings, uninspected foods, mass fu ...

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 The property at 5101 Rochelle Ave. in Roxborough has been vacant for five years. (Neema Roshania/WHYY)

Former Roxborough pizza joint rife with violations deemed ‘unsafe’

The lettering of the Mia’s Pizza sign has been slowly peeling off the side of the building at Rochelle Avenue and Sumac Street for ...

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Education

With negotiations ongoing, Hite adds factors for Philly teacher recall and assignment

Among the items that Superintendent William Hite included in this week’s “ ...

13 years ago

 Newark Mayor Cory Booker will be New Jersey's next U.S. Senator. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

Booker wins easily to fill out Sen. Lautenberg’s term in N.J.

Newark Mayor Cory Booker cruised to a 55 to 44 win over Republican Steve Lonegan in the special U.S. Senate election Wednesday.  Boo ...

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With cancer, if death is not imminent, how does one focus on life?

Death can give life focus. That’s my lesson for this week. I had a wretched few days where I almost “broke bad” ...

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 Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion's Upstairs/Downstairs series focuses on the experiences of Victorian-era women's experiences across class. (Photo courtesy of Maxwell Mansion)

Pair of Northwest Philadelphia historic sites to be honored next week

When History in Pennsylvania ( ...

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Arts & Entertainment

Review: It’s ‘4000 Miles,’ but the characters couldn’t be closer

Every now and then, a grandma will tell you how great it is to have grandkids – they come, they share the love, and after a while their ...

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 Cory Booker giving his victory speech Wednesday night in Newark. (Image via News12 New Jersey live stream)

Democrat Cory Booker wins the U.S Senate seat in New Jersey

Rising Democratic star Cory Booker has won a special election to represent New Jersey in the U.S. Senate. The Newark mayor defeate ...

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reNewbold development breaks ground at 16th and Moore

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Urban Planning

October 17: Universities fight property tax | Monthly payments for tax delinquents | Building collapse hearing postponed | Transportation funding vote | New Center City, Brewerytown restaurants | Mobile history truck

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Former Roxborough pizza joint rife with problems faces L&I action

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Council amends bill promoting sale of property tax liens

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