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October 14: State transpo funding update | Inquirer infighting | Before Bookbinders | Weavers Way at 40 | School sales give council power | remembering Gussie Clark

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DAGspace: PATCO at University City Station

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Commonwealth Court to rule on Church of the Assumption

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JKR proposes 75 townhomes for vacant lot at Columbus and Catharine

13 years ago

 View of the Leger exhibit galleries at Phila Museum of Art (Peter Crimmins/WHYY)
Arts & Entertainment

In painting, sculpture and film, Léger saw cubism in the urban landscape

Today the Philadelphia Museum of Art opens a new exhibit of paintings by the first great painter of the modern urban city. Fernand ...

13 years ago

 New Jersey Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno (right), and Democrat Milly Silva debate at Kean University, Friday, Oct. 11, 2013, in Union, N.J. (Julio Cortez/AP Photo)

N.J.’s lieutenant governor candidates debate

New Jersey’s lieutenant governor candidates disagree over whether Gov. Chris Christie should have appeared in tourism commercials a ...

13 years ago

 Around 1:20 p.m. Sunday in Ocean City, NJ. (Image: TheSurfersView.com)

Conditions improving Sunday as coastal low loses influence

More sun and less wind are expected for the remainder of your Sunday.  High pressure to the north continues to nudge the stub ...

13 years ago

Amid shutdown, runners protest at Valley Forge

Dozens of people have staged a protest run through Valley Forge National Historical Park after a runner was ticketed amid the government ...

13 years ago

Report: Miss America OT tab for A.C. is nearly $400K

The return of the Miss America pageant to Atlantic City brought attention to the seaside gambling mecca and a boon to police and public w ...

13 years ago

Pa. boy repeatedly dials 911 to report fake fires

A 5-year-old boy tied up emergency dispatchers outside Philadelphia when he repeatedly dialed 911 to report nonexistent fires. Bri ...

13 years ago

 Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin speaks during the leadership forum at the National Rifle Association's annual meeting Friday, May 3, 2013 in Houston. (Steve Ueckert/AP Photo)

Palin headlines rally for U.S. Senate candidate Steve Lonegan

Former Vice Presidential candidate and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin headlined a rally for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Steve Lonegan. ...

13 years ago

 The inside of a closed Philadelphia school. Check back next week for a full story on a photo exhibit that documents the closing of 24 Philadelphia schools including Germantown High School and Fulton Elementary School. (Photo courtesy of Katrina Ohstrom)

Top 5 stories to watch for in NW Philly

Here’s a look at what’s to come: 1. Martin Luther King High School’s football team got off to a ...

13 years ago

A plan to make online courses available to middle school and high school students in Pennsylvania is before the state House (Orlin Wagner/AP Photo, file)

Lawmaker wants online courses offered at all Pa. middle and high schools

A plan to make online courses available to middle school and high school students in Pennsylvania is before the state House. Onlin ...

13 years ago

Advocates hopeful N.J. will enact gay marriage law

New Jersey gay rights advocates hope the state Supreme Court’s decision to take up a same-sex marriage case prompts quick legislati ...

13 years ago

Zombies to invade Citta Scout Reservation in Barnegat Saturday night

Reports out of the southern Ocean County area indicate that a zombie outbreak may be imminent.  You should ...

13 years ago

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