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Plans to reopen Germantown bar after owner’s shooting death broached at community meeting
A Southwest Germantown bar is getting new life months after its former owner was fatally shot. Bunse Dang is in the process of pur ...
13 years ago
Police: Report of gunshots on Princeton University’s campus unfounded
An “all clear” message was issued at 10:30 p.m. by the Princeton University Department of Public Safety after it received a r ...
13 years ago
Historic Philadelphia mansion leaves imprint on Elizabeth Gilbert’s ‘Signature of All Things’
In Elizabeth GIlbert’s breakthrough, bestselling memoir, “Eat, Pray. Love,” she goes on a globetrotting journey seeking ...
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Would-be visitors to national parks, concessionaires frustrated by U.S. shutdown
Federal parkland and concessions remain closed this week, as the government shutdown drags on into an eighth day. It’s precipitatin ...
13 years ago
Shore residents live among lingering Sandy damage
Alexis Norton pushes through an unlocked gate in a chain-link fence just two doors down from her house in Little Egg Harbor, north of Atl ...
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A high-tech makeover for the new $100 bill
Starting today, there’s a new $100 bill. “The biggest difference between the old and the new is the 3-D security ribbo ...
13 years ago
Former Germantown industrial site to house community preservation initiative
A vacant factory in southwest Germantown is the blank canvas for a new historic preservation experiment. The result ...
13 years ago
N.J. group objects to raising campaign contribution limits
As the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments over raising the caps on some contributions to political campaigns, some citizen activists in N ...
13 years ago