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 Shortly before 7:00 a.m. today off Belmar. (Photo: McKim Photography)

Stretch of beautiful weather continues

Another cool — yet refreshing — early autumn day is here. If you live in the northwest mountains, you woke up to temperatures ...

13 years ago

 Ruth Patrick is shown in 1975 at the age of 67 talking about her selection as that year's winner of the John and Alice Tyler Ecology Prize. With her is smog expert A.J. Haagen-Smit, one of the year's co-winners. She was chairman of Philadelphia's Academy of Natural Sciences at the time. (AP Photo/George Brich, file)

Pioneering Philadelphia environmental scientist Ruth Patrick dies at 105

Dr. Ruth Patrick, a pioneering scientist with a lifelong devotion to the environment died on Monday in Lafayette Hill, Pa., at the a ...

13 years ago

 Denise Valentine tells a story about a frog who wanted to sing. (Trenae V. Nuri/NewsWorks)

Storytelling event highlights Peace Day weekend in East Germantown

As Dwight James slapped and tapped the tops of his Conga drums, Queen Nur began to move her hips. Her arms followed, motioning the ...

13 years ago

 US Coast Guard crew members rescue a man from the ocean off Barnegat Light after the boat he was on capsized Monday morning. (Screenshot from Coast Guard video)

Two brothers rescued after boat capsizes off Barnegat Light Monday

Two brothers were rescued by a US Coast Guard crew and a Good Samaritan after their 31-foot boat capsized off Barnegat Light Monday ...

13 years ago

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Rethinking Delaware’s public transit

Possible changes in Delaware’s DART bus service will be discussed in a series of public hearings that start today in Kent and Susse ...

13 years ago

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Philly Parenting

10 ways to get the kids outside this fall

It’s officially fall! This season offers some of the best weather for heading outdoors with kids. So why not pry those remotes, pho ...

13 years ago

 Ryan Kukowski of Philadelphia plays the 27-hole Frisbee golf course at Fairmount Park. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)

What’s your vision for Fairmount Park?

The public is invited to brainstorm a vision for Fairmount Park’s future, starting with a forum in Strawberrry Mansion. A pa ...

13 years ago

 Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is shown on stage after receiving the Liberty Medal during a ceremony at the National Constitution Center, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2013, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, file)
National Interest

How to read a Hillary Clinton story

Will Hillary, or won’t she? When will she say or not say? Why would she or why would she not? Should she or shouldn’t she? Co ...

13 years ago

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Slow-FM presents a taste of ‘chopped and screwed’ music in Philly

All day Tuesday, a tiny, micro-watt pirate radio broadcast will transmit some of the most popular songs ever, slowed down to a spooky spe ...

13 years ago

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 Open from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays, the Wyck Farmers’ Market sells produce grown at historic Wyck House, a property which dates to 1690. (Amanda Staller/for NewsWorks)

Germantown Hunger Network to host second-ever meeting on Wednesday

Germantown native Billy Keck strolled into the Wyck Farmers’ Market one recent Friday to pick up ...

13 years ago

 Some neighbors aren't big fans of the modular structure to be used as an education center in Awbury Arboretum's Agricultural Village. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Neighbors don’t like the look or location of Awbury Arboretum’s new modular classrooms

The location of a modular structure slated for use as an education center in Awbury Arboretum’s Agricultural Village has created a ...

13 years ago

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‘Brazen’ scrappers taking more than just trash in some neighborhoods [video]

13 years ago

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Baltimore Avenue Business Association launches its first website

13 years ago

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Our second annual city-wide look at ongoing transportation projects

13 years ago

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Neighbors don’t like the look or location of Awbury Arboretum’s new modular classrooms

13 years ago

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