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 Standing on his Roxborough deck, Shane Brody points to the radio antennas that have him hearing voices. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Top 5 stories of the week in Northwest Philly

Here’s a look at what you may have missed in Northwest Philadelphia this week: 1. ...

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PlanPhilly
Politics & Policy

Special report: Signs of progress amid delinquency crisis

13 years ago

 Bradley Beach lifeguards scanning the ocean in July 2007. (Photo: sister72 via Flickr)

Report: Hospital to release injured Bradley Beach lifeguard

The 24-year-old Bradley Beach lifeguard ...

13 years ago

 Homeowners and workers who survived Superstorm Sandy and the cleanup are now being screened for respiratory problems. (Bebeto Matthews/AP Photo, file)

Dozens in Sandy-damaged towns need attention for respiratory problems

Some residents and employees in Jersey Shore towns hard hit by Superstorm Sandy are being screened for respiratory illnesses. R ...

13 years ago

 Residents in Point Breeze will stage a march to protest gentrification of their neighborhood, targeting OCF and, in particular, the company's president, Ori Feibush. (Matt Slocum/AP Photo, file)

Point Breeze residents plan march against gentrification of their neighborhood

The original March on Washington was not organized so that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. could deliver his famous “I Have a Dream̶ ...

13 years ago

Education

Feds charge Pa. cyber-charter founder

PITTSBURGH  — The founder and former CEO of Pennsylvania’s largest cyber-charter school has been charged with siphoning more tha ...

13 years ago

 (Toby Talbot/AP Photo, file)

U.S. tweaks lunch menus to encourage healthy eating at schools

As schools throughout the region reopen, returning students will find some differences in the cafeteria. A healthier federal schoo ...

13 years ago

 Point State Park in Pittsburgh (AP photo/Kieth Srakocic).
Dave Davies: Off Mic

Gone to Pittsburgh – what should I see?

I won’t be blogging for a week or so. I’m away for a stretch, including a family vacation to Pittsburgh.   ...

13 years ago

Sandy-damaged house hits another during lifting

A house in a New Jersey shore neighborhood ravaged by Superstorm Sandy slid off its foundation and into a neighboring home as it was bein ...

13 years ago

 Students selected to work at Comcast through Cristo Rey High School.  (Meghan O'Neill/Courtesy of Cristo Rey High School)
Education

Cristo Rey combines work, college prep and Catholic theology at Philly high school

About 250 freshman and sophomore students packed the basement of Logan’s Cristo Rey High School — screaming their hearts out over ...

13 years ago

BMI doesn’t offer TMI, according to Penn researchers

BMI, the body mass index is a simple measure that has long been used to assess people’s risks for poor health and shortened life ex ...

13 years ago

Lawsuit filed in beating death to send message to club owners

The family of a man beaten to death last year has filed suit against two Philadelphia nightclubs, accusing them of continuing to serve hi ...

13 years ago

Mayor in South Jersey taxed out of his home

A New Jersey mayor is being taxed out of his own home, but like many, he’ll be downsizing. Egg Harbor Township Mayor James & ...

13 years ago

 Charlie Manuel did his last broadcast for WPHT in the Liberty Place rotunda. (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

Fans gather to wish former Phils skipper well

The former manager of the Phillies got a hero’s sendoff Friday as he did his final radio show in Center City.  About 10 ...

13 years ago

 A seal in Brick Beach III on August 23, 2013. (Photo: Jerry Meaney/Barnegat Bay Island, NJ)

Dog days of summer? More like “seal days” in Ocean County

A seal has been spotted on Ocean County beaches over the past few days, appearing just fine and enjoying the late summer beach conditions ...

13 years ago

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