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Tropical Storm Gabrielle re-forms, expected to kick up surf Wednesday through Friday

Tropical Storm Gabrielle has re-formed in the Atlantic and is taking aim at Bermuda.  Packing maximum sustained winds of 40 m ...

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Delaware State moves up the ranks

Delaware State University is now in the top 10 among 81 Historically Black Colleges and Universi ...

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 Students arrive for the first day at South Philadelphia High School. School officials are trying to ease concerns that receiving students from the now-closed Bok Technical High School will cause tension in the school. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Education

Philly schools open with big concerns, big classes

Philadelphia’s public schools opened Monday with larger classes, missing programs, and 3,000 fewer employees. The school district i ...

13 years ago

Street riot at University of Delaware

Hundreds of students took to the streets of Newark last night after what appears to be a loosely organized party. In years past, c ...

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Arrest of Newark, Del. ice rink owner prompts forum

Following last week’s arrest of Scott Bicking, Newark Police is hosting a community forum tonight to address questions and concerns ...

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National Interest

The politics of Syria: Hillary tries to thread the needle

  If the war clouds can somehow be dispelled – if Russia truly convinces Syria to surrender its chemical weapons to int ...

13 years ago

 It's a pleasant morning in Beach Haven, as seen in this TheSurfersView.com image from 8:42 a.m.

The heat “is on” for just a few days

Get ready for a brief shot of July-like heat. With a warm front associated with a low pressure system in Canada lifting through th ...

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 Attendees of an Affordable Care Act seminar co-hosted by New Jersey Citizen Action listen to U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius speaking via telephone. (Zack Seward/WHYY)

In Camden, answering Affordable Care Act questions — with ‘appearance’ by U.S. Health Secretary Sebelius

With just weeks until a centerpiece of the health care reform law launches, the task of spreading the word about new health insurance mar ...

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 A reflecting pool is encircled by a railing with the 18 names of the Bucks County victims from 9/11 etched in glass at the Garden of Reflection in Yardley, Pa.  (Photography by Peter Tobia)

Philly photojournalist remembers 9/11 with visit to Bucks County memorial [photos]

On Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001 most people remember where they were and what they were doing. I was getting ready to head to Northeast ...

13 years ago

 Preservation Hall, located in New Orleans' French Quarter contains not only traditional jazz music, but also walls full of photographs of the musicians who made it famous. (Pamela J. Forsythe/for NewsWorks)
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Philadelphia and New Orleans — separated at birth?

William Penn never wandered down Bourbon Street, and it’s unlikely that Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville ever dipped his feet in ...

13 years ago

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Philly Fringe review: ‘Antihero’

Here’s what you get when you mix over-hyped masculinity, comic book heroes and the Philadelphia Parking Authority: the sock-’ ...

13 years ago

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Second suspect arrested for Torresdale pharmacy burglary

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Different suspects sought for Somerton Wawa robbery, Frankford assault

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Citizens Planning Institute taking fall session applications

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Race Street Pier gets a soundtrack

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