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 An armed officer works near the gate at the Washington Navy Yard, closed to all but essential personnel, on Tuesday, Sept. 17, the day after a gunman launched an attack inside. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)

South Jersey native among dozen killed at D.C. Navy Yard

A South Jersey native was among those killed this week when an employee opened fire at the Washington Navy Yard. Martin Bodrog spe ...

13 years ago

The illustrations in a family bible from 1892 remain vivid. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
Arts & Entertainment

Repairing ephemeral emblems of indelible Philly ideals

The art gallery at Temple University’s Tyler School of Art has asked 10 organizations around the city for an object that represents ...

13 years ago

 At a New Jersey Statehouse news conference, Gov. Chris Christie defends using federal Sandy aid to help restore businesses in Seaside Park and Seaside Heights that were damaged by last week's fire. (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

Using federal Sandy aid for fire-ravaged Shore businesses on the level, Christie says

Gov. Chris Christie is defending the use of some of New Jersey’s federal Sandy aid to help boardwalk businesses in Seaside Heights ...

13 years ago

 Dennis Lee lost his son Kevin 17 years ago on Thursday. He and Mothers in Charge ask the community to join hands on Sept. 28 to raise awareness of violence in the city. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Sending a message on gun violence through a human chain across West Philadelphia

A three-mile long human chain will stretch across West Philadelphia later this month to spread awareness of gun violence. The group Hands ...

13 years ago

After planting 100,000 trees in Philly, trying to do 200,000 more

Philadelphia is a bit greener these days thanks to a city-led tree-planting push that’s recently hit a major milestone. Sinc ...

13 years ago

 After Monday’s rampage at the Washington Naval Yard, Defense Secretary has ordered a review of base security worldwide and the issuing of security clearances that allow access to them, vowing:
The Philadelphia Experiment

When it comes to mass shootings, there are things we can and can’t control

The latest mass shooting, in which 34-year-old Aaron Alexis, a former Navy reservist and current military contractor, killed 12 people an ...

13 years ago

Generationz at the RoxArt Gallery, Sept. 20

Stop by the RoxArt Gallery, 6111 Ridge Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19128, on Friday night as the Nanton Family presents: “Generationz.& ...

13 years ago

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Delaware governor bags groceries for hunger

As communities face challenges to feed the needy and food banks struggle to keep shelves stocked, Gov. Jack Markell, D-Del., made his way ...

13 years ago

 Surveillance footage of the alleged robber making off on his victim's bicycle. (Courtesy of PPD)

Hearing-impaired bicyclist assaulted, robbed on Germantown Avenue [video]

Philadelphia Police released video on Wednesday of a Sept. 10 robbery during which a 37-year-old hearing-impaired man was knocked off his ...

13 years ago

Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Philly Fringe reviews: ‘LEO’ and ‘The Sea Plays’

LEO. Fred Astaire danced on the floor, the walls and the ceiling of a room in the 1951 movie, “Royal Wedding.̶ ...

13 years ago

Living wage bill passes Philadelphia City Council committee

Philadelphia City Council is moving forward with a plan to increase the minimum wage of those working for city contractors and subcontrac ...

13 years ago

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Christie takes gloves off despite big lead

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has a commanding lead over Democratic challenger Barbara Buono according to the polls.  Despite ...

13 years ago

 Harry Bertoia's son, Val, strikes a gong with a canvas-wrapped stick. The gong is one of Bertoia's sound sculptures at the family farmhouse in Berks County. (Charlie Kaier/WHYY)
Arts & Entertainment

This is what sculptures sound like

Harry Bertoia (1915-1978) might be most well-known for his modernist wire furniture (the “Diamond Chair”), but he spent most of the l ...

13 years ago

 Flames shoot out of Kohr's during the early stages of the last week's fire. (Photo: Justin Auciello/Jersey Shore Hurricane News)

Report: Following Seaside boardwalk fire, Wildwood to inspect boards

In the wake of the wind-whipped inferno that ...

13 years ago

Old Academy Players, Sept. 20-Oct. 6

Old Academy Players will open its 91st season with Oscar Wilde’s “Th ...

13 years ago

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