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 The lagoon where a man's body was discoverd. (Photo courtesy of Ted Greenberg of NBC10)

Man’s body found in Sea Isle City lagoon

New Jersey State Police say a man’s body was found in Sea Isle City Thursday afternoon. Police say the man, described as whi ...

13 years ago

76ers owners buy N.J. Devils hockey franchise

The sale of the New Jersey Devils is complete and the new owners are no strangers to Philadelphia and the sports market. Sixers ...

13 years ago

 Nurse Susan Peel gives a whooping cough vaccination to a student at Inderkum High School in Sacramento. Calif., Monday, Sept, 19, 2011.  Friday was  the deadline for middle school and high school age students to show proof of vaccination.  (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, file)
Speak Easy

Letter: School-based clinics failed once; why bring them back?

A handful of Philadelphia schools had school-based clinics back in the ’90s. They all failed and were closed. It would be a good th ...

13 years ago

Education

Philly schools will open on time Sept. 9—somehow

Some good news for parents of Philadelphia public-school children: Schools now seem set to open on schedule Sept. 9. And some gris ...

13 years ago

 Patrolman Jarrod Broadway joined the Camden force after serving for seven years in Burlington Township. He said they're building a better relationship with the community.

Camden County police see evidence of improvement

Cities often strive to break records, but Camden, N.J., is buckling down, desperate not to shatter the homicide record it broke ...

13 years ago

Salvation Army to be named in Philly building collapse suits

The Salvation Army will become the latest defendant in litigation over a deadly Philadelphia building collapse, and a contractor has ...

13 years ago

 (Gene Ashley/WHYY)

Delaware reboots medical marijuana program

After a lengthy delay, Delaware is moving forward with its medical marijuana program. Gov. Jack Markell announced his decision in ...

13 years ago

Corbett supports borrowing for Philly schools

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter says the city will borrow $50 million to ensure that schools can open on time next month. Nutter ...

13 years ago

Somers Point slogan is new, catchy and incorrect

Earlier this week, Somers Point ...

13 years ago

 Palio di Siena, Assunta 2011 / Photo by Janus Kinase, via Flickr

Plans for A.C. beach horse racing await Christie’s OK

Legislation that would allow for temporary, Italian-style horse racing on the beach in Atlantic City, possibly over Columbus Day weekend, ...

13 years ago

 Students from Mt. Airy's C.W. Henry Elementary School protesting proposed budget cuts at City Hall in May. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks, file)
Philly Parenting

8 things parents should know about Philly schools

With so many stories and rumors out there, we consolidated some of the issues on the table ahead of Friday’s funding deadline. Each ...

13 years ago

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Arts & Entertainment

Review: A gender-swapped ‘Earnest,’ in all but name

A decade or so back, a stage production that bent the genders of that most delicious boy-chases-girl comedy, “The Importance of Bei ...

13 years ago

 The scene at the police shoot-out in East Mt. Airy on July 22. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks, file)

Suspect caught in police-involved shooting in July facing charges related to three homicides

A Germantown man wounded in a shootout with police in East Mt. Airy will be held for trial in connection to four shootings, three of whic ...

13 years ago

 (Shana O'Malley/for NewsWorks)

Two fires just minutes apart, Delaware fire officials searching for cause

Wilmington Fire officials are trying to determine the cause of two early morning building fires that occurred just minutes apart. ...

13 years ago

Cops say owner seeks boa that slithered from Swarthmore home

A seven-foot boa constrictor has slithered away from the home of the eastern Pennsylvania veterinarian who owns it. Police in the ...

13 years ago

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