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A library at the Jersey Shore that was devastated by Hurricane Sandy is getting some new books from the Library of Congress. When ...

Israel is considering closing its Philadelphia consulate, according to the Jerusalem Post. The country is considering closing one ...

The bald eagle has made a dramatic comeback in New Jersey, and luckily for us, a few photographers have been eagerly documenting the rapt ...

{jcomments on}Bucks County, Pa., is home to an unusual park, where visitors walk the trail carrying hammers. The centerpiece of Ringing R ...

There’s plenty of sunshine this afternoon, but as you’re likely well aware, it’s cold. At 8:00 a.m., temperatures range ...

As part of Merck’s sweeping restructuring plan, the company will be laying off at least 500 people from its Montgomery County complex l ...

Newark Police arrested 12 additional University of Delaware students for their alleged involvement in a Sept. 9 street party that raged t ...

The Low Income Energy Assistance Program in Pennsylvania is anow accepting applications. About 150,000 Philadelphia customers are ...

On Sunday night, a packed room at Roxborough’s Mishkan Shalom Synagogue lauded the accomplishments of feminist icon Gloria Steinem ...

Few feats of our age could top the daring and excitement of Magellan’s voyage around the globe. This week the University of Pennsyl ...

Knowledge is power. Power is next to hubris. ...

It was 1986 when a group of guys in Sussex County heard a story on the news about a physics class at Salisbury State University catapulti ...

Simone Dannecker grew increasingly emotional as she described her predicament to state lawmakers. Sandy had caused thousands of dollars i ...

Yesterday’s partial solar eclipse could be seen by early birds on the East Coast. Since it was a minor eclipse for the U.S., those ...

It was such a relief to learn that the alleged L.A. airport shooter wasn’t a swarthy al Qaeda guy with an unpronounceable name, tha ...