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Connecting vets with jobs in Delaware

Delaware Governor Jack Markell has declared September, ‘Hire a Veteran Month,’ in an effort to encourage employers in the sta ...

13 years ago

 A scene from the start of the 2012 school year at MLK High School. Many students from the shuttered Germantown High have elected to begin attending MLK this year. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks, file)

Your back-to-school guide for Germantown and West Oak Lane

It’s back to school time again in Germantown and West Oak Lane. NewsWorks has put together contact information for ar ...

13 years ago

First Friday Germantown Book Reading, Sept. 6

Carried Galbraith and John Laws will be reading and signing copies of their book “Tales of ...

13 years ago

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How to cope when a penny-pinching resort puts a chill on summer vacation

I just returned from the insanely expensive resort where I vacation for a week each summer, which makes me sound like the kind of person ...

13 years ago

 Work crews continue to clean up the Benjamin Franklin Parkway after the Made In America Concert that was held over Labor Day Weekend.  (Nathaniel Hamilton/For NewsWorks)

City of Philadelphia pleased with Made in America’s second year

Philadelphia city officials are happy with the results of the two-day Made in America concert over the holiday weekend. The final ...

13 years ago

 Jamie Williamson said the 2013 summer season has been good for her business in Asbury Park, N.J.  (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

Mixed summer for businesses on Jersey Shore

After working so hard to rebound after Superstorm Sandy, how did the tourist season go on the Jersey Shore? It depends on where you go. ...

13 years ago

First wrongful death lawsuit in Center City building collapse

The family of a 24-year-old woman killed in this summer’s Philadelphia building collapse has filed the first wrongful death suit st ...

13 years ago

Delaware port wins $10 million grant

The Port of Wilmington will get $10 million through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s TIGER V grant award program. The ...

13 years ago

 Principal of Cook-Wissahickon, Karen Thomas, stands at the doors of the school. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks, file)

Your back-to-school guide for Manayunk, Roxborough and East Falls

It’s back to school time again in Manayunk, Roxborough and East Falls. NewsWorks has put together contact information ...

13 years ago

Utley responds to fan mail from Mac of ‘Always Sunny’

Phillies fans, Chase Utley is listening. Five years ago, “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” character Mac, best ...

13 years ago

 As the sun sets, the first feature begins. Customers fear this could be the last season at the Mahoning. (Photo courtesy of Karen O'Toole)
Arts & Entertainment

Poconos drive-in theater hoping for a savior

Camden, N.J., is the birthplace of drive-in movies, but there are not many places left in our region where you can take in a film this wa ...

13 years ago

 Just one of the many jars of beach plum jelly that will be available for purchase on Sunday. (Photo: Bonnie Delaney/The Friends of Island Beach State Park)

16th annual Island Beach State Park “Beach Plum Festival” this Sunday

For coastal residents, September means mild days, cool nights, warm ocean temperatures, and quiet neighborhoods.  It’s ...

13 years ago

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Armed robber hits Stenton Avenue dollar store [video]

Philadelphia Police have released video of a Wednesday afternoon armed robbery at Zeng’s 99 Cent Store located at 7417 Stenton Ave. ...

13 years ago

 At a public meeting in July, Camelot President and CEO Todd Bock told the Germantown community that his schools cater to

Camelot Schools CEO responds to GHS-proposal criticism

The following is a work of opinion submitted by the author. After reading ...

13 years ago

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Lecture Wed: Death by Hemlock, Cholera and Marijuana:

Summer may be coming to a close but with the advent of a new school year, Philadelphia’s intellectual life starts blooming. An even ...

13 years ago

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