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 Damage along the Manayunk/Norristown Line, near Spring Mill Station. (Courtesy of SEPTA)

High water levels cause SEPTA delays on Manayunk, Chestnut Hill lines

Tuesday morning’s heavy rain caused service interruptions during the morning commute. Washed out sections of  the track bed ca ...

13 years ago

Dole staying put at Port of Wilmington

The fruit should keep flowing at the Delaware port now that Dole has reached a preliminary agreement on a long term deal. After fl ...

13 years ago

Suspect named, charged in Philly officer shooting

Police have named and charged a 31-year-old man who allegedly left a Philadelphia police officer critically wounded during a struggle. ...

13 years ago

 Schwartz accepting the Cliveden Heritage Award earlier this year. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks, file)

U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz brings gubernatorial campaign efforts to Chestnut Hill

Eight people sat in Julie Gabis’ Chestnut Hill living room on a Sunday night earlier this month listened intently as U.S. represent ...

13 years ago

 Harry Bertoia's son, Val, demonstrates one of his father's gong sound sculptures outside of his studio in Bally, Pa.  (Charlie Kaier/WHYY)
Arts & Entertainment

Michener’s Bertoia exhibit focuses on monoprints taking shape in sculpture

Harry Bertoia made enormous architectural sculptures for buildings around the country and tiny jewelry pieces the size of your finger. Bu ...

13 years ago

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 Tim Walkiewicz paints the outside of the yet-opened Coulter Street Supply Co. espresso bar. (Brian Hickey/WHYY)

Plans for Southwest Germantown espresso bar delayed, but still brewing

At first, a Germantown espresso bar and art gallery was slated to open in July on a West Coulter Street block where such an operation was ...

13 years ago

 (Photo: Babs Mark via Jersey Shore Hurricane News)

In Beach Haven, a tranquil finale to a tumultuous day at the shore

13 years ago

 Damage at the Manahawkin Baptist Church on Beach Avenue in Manahawkin. The twister caused roof damage, snapped trees, and a downed utility pole and lines on the property Tuesday morning. (Photo: Vance Bodziak via Jersey Shore Hurricane News)

Manahawkin resident describes tornado experience as “terrifying”

It’s official. Following hours of speculation from residents who experienced Tuesday morning’s violent thunderstorm in ...

13 years ago

 Cory Booker and Steve Lonegan will compete in the Oct. 16 special Senate election.  (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

Cory Booker and Steve Lonegan win Senate primary races in N.J.

(AP) Cory Booker, who won the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in New Jersey, promises to bring people together to solve problems in ...

13 years ago

 Four Democratic candidates are running in today's election. (Shown here.) There are also two Republican candidates. (AP Photo/NJTV, Joseph Sinnott)

Election Watch: Counting begins in special Senate primary election

posted 8:44 p.m. The Associated Press declares Cory Booker the winner. ( ...

13 years ago

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Has the Northeast Philly real estate market hit rock bottom? [Real NEastate]

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Suspects wanted for multiple ATM burglaries

13 years ago

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By-right proposal for Dranoff tower in Fitler Square draws ire of near neighbors

13 years ago

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August 14: Pool season ending | US Airways-American merger lawsuit | Cargo bikes on Spring Garden | Drexel homestead | 5 projects improving Philly

13 years ago

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Park(ing) Day returns September 20

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