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Great pumpkins: Pa. gourd crop gets good reviews

Growers say this year’s pumpkin crop in Pennsylvania is coming in well, with good shape, nice color and plenty of weight. Th ...

13 years ago

 In this 2005 file photograph, contestant Bill

Wing-eating champ sentenced for N.J. drug charge

A New Jersey judge has sentenced a five-time Buffalo wing-eating champ known as El Wingador to seven years in prison on a cocaine distrib ...

13 years ago

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Review: ‘The Brothers Size’ — tough love, anyone?

It’s a treat to see “The Brothers Size,” a stirring piece about two adult brothers who mostly get along by not getting ...

13 years ago

 Debris from the early morning crash still littered the Henry Ave. and West Queen Lane intersection hours later. (Brian Hickey/WHYY)

Early morning collision hospitalizes one in East Falls

An SUV driver was hospitalized after a sedan collided with his vehicle at the intersection of Henry Avenue and West Queen Lane early Satu ...

13 years ago

Congress likely to give shutdown workers back pay

A partial government shutdown enters its fifth day, with Congress convening for a session that promises no progress in breaking the impas ...

13 years ago

 An ongoing construction project in a section of Germantown has created problems for residents in an extended portion of the neighborhood. (Matthew Grady/for NewsWorks)

Top 5 stories of the week in Northwest Philadelphia

Here’s a look at what you may have missed in Northwest Philadelphia this week: 1. ...

13 years ago

 Mercer County Superior Court Judge Mary C. Jacobson ruled last week the state must allow gay couples to marry beginning Oct. 21 (AP Photo/The Star-Ledger, Tony Kurdzuk, Pool)

Advocates ask N.J. judge not to delay gay marriage

Gay-rights advocates have asked a New Jersey judge not to delay implementation of her order that the state start allowing same-sex marria ...

13 years ago

Delane Hart shares tactics at half-time. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

MLK High football rolls to fourth consecutive win with rout of W. Philly [gallery]

After watching his team finish off its biggest victory of the season, a 50-8 rout over West Philly High, MLK  Cougars Head Football ...

13 years ago

Down the Shore

Watching the day end with the birds in Island Beach State Park

At the Island Beach State Park Marina just before sunset today, there was an avian party.  ...

13 years ago

Pa. legislation focusing on breast cancer awareness won’t help, doctors say

October is designated Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Pennsylvania’s lawmakers are trying to help with legislation in both chamb ...

13 years ago

Booker, Lonegan tangle in first debate of campaign for U.S. Senate seat

The candidates in the special election for a U.S. Senate seat from New Jersey traded barbs in their first debate which will air Sunday mo ...

13 years ago

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 At Clivedon mansion, some wall have holes from musket balls fired during the Battle of Germantown. (Shai Ben-Yaacov/WHYY)

Colonists may have lost, but Philadelphians win at the Battle of Germantown

The 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg got plenty of attention this year.  But an earlier battle that’s reenacted e ...

13 years ago

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 Seaside goldenrod in South Seaside Park.

A perfect afternoon of blue skies and blooming seaside goldenrod

At this point, if you want true fall, you’re likely tired of our continuing summer-like weather. But for those who ...

13 years ago

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Elections watchdog group calls City Commissioner Singer’s campaign email ‘inappropriate’

A Philadelphia government watchdog group says that a recent email blast by City Commissioner Stephanie Singer’s campaign is “ ...

13 years ago

 Pennsylvania hospital anesthesiology team (or anesthesiologist) readies a patient for general anesthesia. (Maiken Scott/WHYY)

Searching for the secrets behind anesthesia

When you are in the operating room, counting backwards, about to disappear into sweet oblivion, your anesthesiologist will know exactly w ...

13 years ago

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