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Queen Lane Apartments decision still feeling government-shutdown aftereffects
The fate of Queen Lane Apartments, a shuttered public housing high-rise in Germantown, remains in limbo due to last month’s partial ...
13 years ago
Delaware man arrested for 11th DUI
A Bridgeville man is behind bars after being charged with what would be his 11th DUI offense. Ruppert Bell was arrested by Delawar ...
13 years ago
Tests heighten worries about toxins in water for Paulsboro and West Deptford
A chemical company operating in West Deptford said it has begun testing public water supplies for PFCs, a potentially carcinogenic class ...
13 years ago
Much warmer today, especially at the coast
Temperatures are much more mild today compared to yesterday, currently ranging from 37 degrees at High Point to 57 degrees in Atlantic Ci ...
13 years ago
Treasure Hunting at Delaware Antiques Show
Don Cresswell is a history detective. He scours the land for the earliest printed views of colonial Philadelphia and commercial lith ...
13 years ago
Minimum hourly wage hike to $8.25 on N.J. ballot
New Jersey voters are being asked to raise the state’s minimum wage by $1, to $8.25 an hour, and to allow automatic cost-of-living ...
13 years ago
Report: Wildlife refuges create $2B for economy
Visitors to national wildlife refuges generate more than $2 billion a year in economic activity, helping to employ more than 35,000 peopl ...
13 years ago
A daughter becomes the coach; Dad becomes the dreamer
Dad and Mom supported me when I got bit by the theater bug in college. Now, at 54, my dad is tackling stand-up comedy, and it’ ...
13 years ago
There are times when silence is golden. When we stare in wonderment at the miracle of new life, or weep with heartbreak when a loved one ...
13 years ago
Will Blue Jersey go red again?
You wouldn’t be wrong if you thought that New Jersey voters like Democrats. In the past six presidential elections, the New Jersey ...
13 years ago
Pew: Prison health care costs up
The Pew Charitable Trusts found that most states are spending more and more money on health care for prisoners. Between 2001 and 200 ...
13 years ago


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