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 Milly Silva will be on the November ballot as Buono's Lt. Governor candidate. (Photo courtesy of NJ Spotlight)

Barbara Buono’s running mate comes out of powerhouse national union

Milly Silva’s SEIU is nation’s most politically active union, but how much will it help her? Barbara Buono’s cho ...

13 years ago

A pleasant week ahead at the shore

It’s a beautiful start to the day in Ship Bottom, the location of this image from moments ago courtesy of ...

13 years ago

N.J. Balloon Festival was a barometer for the weekend’s wild weather

The 115-foot hot air balloon tribute to the Jersey Shore Recovery effort, Flighthouse, lay prone on the Solberg-Hunterdon air field, unab ...

13 years ago

A beautiful start to the week

Today’s sunrise in Wildwood by Wildwood 365.  ...

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National Interest

Chris Christie sparks national security clash

When Chris Christie did the Full Rudy the other day – as in, Giuliani; as in, playing the 9/11 card – it ap ...

13 years ago

 Youths working on a basketball drill at Saturday's

Homegrown former NBA player hosts ‘Academy of Hoops’ in Northwest Philly [gallery]

On Saturday, boys and girls between the ages of 11 and 18 made their way to the Finley Recreation Center for “The Academy Of Hoops, ...

13 years ago

 Keys covered in dust and dirt at the old Bureau Brothers Foundry building in North Philadelphia. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Philadelphia Salvage company takes over foundry with 200 ‘orphan’ pianos [photos]

A 100-year-old decommissioned bronze foundry in North Philadelphia will be a new home to Philadelphia Salvage, a Mt. Airy company that re ...

13 years ago

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Breast cancer study underscores racial disparities and need for better interventions

New research out of the University of Pennsylvania confirms what many clinicians have long known: African American women tend to have poo ...

13 years ago

 Technology advances, but funding lags for Pa. 911 call centers (Tim Roske/AP Photo, file)

Technology advances, but funding lags for Pa. 911 call centers

State lawmakers want Pennsylvanians to be able to contact 911 via Skype or a FaceTime account on their smartphones, but they haven’ ...

13 years ago

 Patricia Ott was diagnosed with skin cancer shortly after the storm. While she has been trying to do repairs on her home, she also had to cope with illness caused by chemotherapy drugs. Now she is in remission. (Ann Marie Awad/for NewsWorks)

N.J. mobile home owners grapple with challenges left by Sandy

The tiles in Patricia Ott’s bathroom have just started falling off the wall.  “I was standing in the tub taking a ...

13 years ago

In this file photograph taken on Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013, a line of 2013 Challengers sits at at a Dodge dealership in Littleton, Colo. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

N.J. lawmaker seeks to take brakes off Sunday car sales

A measure awaiting action in the Legislature would lift the ban on Sunday car sales in New Jersey. A 1937 law makes selling a car ...

13 years ago

Health insurance companies sending smaller rebate checks this year

Consumers and businesses nationwide can expect to receive about $500 million in ...

13 years ago

 Tamara Davis, (left), and Nicola Cucinotta snap a photograph of their marriage license they obtained at a Montgomery County office despite a state law banning such unions, Wednesday, July 24, 2013, in Norristown, Pa. Five same-sex couples have obtained marriage licenses in the suburban Philadelphia county that is defying a state ban on such unions. (Matt Rourke, AP Photo)

Will antidiscrimination measures follow same-sex marriage licenses in Montgomery County?

A suburban Philadelphia county is drawing applause, and some criticism, for issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. LGBT advocates ...

13 years ago

A new day is here for University of Delaware football

Dave Brock is ready to go with his plan for U-D football. Our content partner, ...

13 years ago

 A scene from Final-ly Friday. (Jana Shea/for NewsWorks, file)

Mt. Airy community raises money for juvenile diabetes at Final-ly Friday

Just a few pretzels caused Pamela MacElree’s her blood sugar to drop. She downed some orange juice shortly before Urban Athlete, th ...

13 years ago

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