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Inquirer editor blasts decision to deep-six oped page
There’s a new wrinkle in the ongoing tensions at Philadelphia’s daily papers. The editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer’s ...
13 years ago
Search resumes for missing swimmer in Salem County
Authorities have resumed their search for a man who went missing while swimming in a southern New Jersey waterway. The man was las ...
13 years ago
Food warehouse fire in N.J. contained, but still burning
A massive fire at a Dietz & Watson warehouse in Delanco, Burlington County, blazed for a second day Monday. Fire officials are ...
13 years ago
Philly teachers told their union is still far from a deal
There was no strike on Labor Day. Less than 48 hours after the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers’ contract expired, union ...
13 years ago
Neighbors not griping much about Made in America festival
Tens of thousands of people turned out to see Beyonce, Nine Inch Nails and other big names at this weekend’s Budweiser Made in Amer ...
13 years ago
Celebs, a new gem in Diamond Beach, vintage bombers among weekend Shore sights
Dolphins splashed, celebrities strolled and vintage aircraft took to the skies in Cape May County over the Labor Day weekend. < ...
13 years ago
Family and friends mark anniversary of a young hero’s death in Camden
Camden has seen recent progress in fighting crime, with the help of a new police force. But on Monday, mourners remembered a young ...
13 years ago
Head Start program scales back in Philadelphia region
Fewer children will be enrolled in Head Starts this fall as a result of the federal budget sequester, and area program leaders and parent ...
13 years ago
Despite soggy start, September may be drier
A stormy Labor Day seemed a fitting end to what has been one very wet summer. Jim Bunker from the National Weather Service office ...
13 years ago