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Corbett expected to act on Medicaid

Gov. Tom Corbett is expected to make an announcement about proposed changes to Medicaid in Pennsylvania next week. What’s be ...

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 In this 2010 photo, participants ‘Ride 2 Recovery’ in the Rocky Mountain Challenge while active servicemen and women cheer along the riders. (Image courtesy of Ride2Recovery)

Vets arrive in Philly after 400-mile ride

On Saturday, a group of disabled veterans and their supporters will ride into Philadelphia. Cyclists on the ...

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 Walking the boards in Seaside Heights around 4:10 today. (Image: EarthCam)

Seaside Heights: “Our boardwalk is open”

Just under 24 hours after the devastating blaze that primarily impacted the Seaside Park boardwalk, Seaside Heights has reopened its boar ...

13 years ago

 Councilwoman Joan Krajewski in a 2011 photo. (Nat Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

City Council bids a fond farewell to Joan Krajewski

Philadelphia City Council bid a fond farewell to one of its own this week. The entire City Council rose as one to pay tribute to f ...

13 years ago

Five things about this weekend’s Miss America festivities

The drama and spectacle that is Miss America has been happening in Atlantic City all this week, building for Sunday night’s finals ...

13 years ago

 Roberta Waite, of the College of Nursing and Health Professionals at Drexel University and the 11th Street Health Center, is bracing for an onslaught of patients. (Elana Gordon/WHYY)

Pa. nurses pushing for greater role in evolving world of health care

With the health system bracing for an influx of patients in the months ahead, area nurses hope to take a greater lead in handling those n ...

13 years ago

 Dominic Maruca says he lost everything in the fire. (Image from

Owner of Maruca’s Tomato Pies vows to rebuild after boardwalk fire

Maruca’s Tomato Pies in Seaside Heights is one of the businesses that was wiped out by yesterday’s boardwalk fire. Videograph ...

13 years ago

Hundreds run to support Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition

A strong storm front didn’t stop hundreds of women from running to raise money for the fight against breast cancer along the Wilmin ...

13 years ago

Economy, not Syria, weighs heaviest on minds of Americans

With diplomacy replacing sabre-rattling regarding Syria, we find out what’s on the minds of Americans with Frank Newport, editor in ...

13 years ago

 A firefighter unhooks two hoses where the the boardwalk was ripped apart to create a fire break. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

Water, fire pummel hard-hit Jersey shore towns

Two Jersey shore communities that share an iconic boardwalk find themselves having to rebuild it and help scores of businesses pick up th ...

13 years ago

Illegally parked PPA cars called out on Twitter

If you’ve ever found a parking ticket on your windshield, you may appreciate how a new group of digital watchdogs is putting the Ph ...

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Philly Fringe reviews: ‘The Ballad of Joe Hill,’ ‘Where (we) Live,’ and ‘The Object Lesson’

The Ballad of Joe Hill. You may have dreamt you saw Joe Hill last night, just like the ballad says – but you didn̵ ...

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Identifying top talent in cyber security

In his weekly message, filmed at the Charter School of Wilmington, Delaware Governor Jack Markell highlights the Delaware Cyber Aces Prog ...

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The morning after, the Seaside Park boardwalk in ruins

Shortly before noon today, firefighters continued to douse hot spots within the four block area of the Seaside boardwalk impacted by the ...

13 years ago

Newark Police make another arrest after UD riot

Newark police have arrested one of two suspects identified in surveillance photos showing the disorderly crowd that ran through Newark on ...

13 years ago

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