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July 25: City officials decline raise | Woes in Detroit, Chicago add to city’s debt | Bicycle funding at risk | Archdiocese property auction | Sandy aid goes to rental units | Mobile food truck gets $50K boost

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Developer seeks zoning approval for 10 homes at 19th & Lombard

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With no word from the state, SEPTA adopts operating and capital budgets

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Rides will soon be returning to the Seaside Heights boardwalk

Rides will soon be returning to the Seaside Heights boardwalk, according to Casino Pier management. A Monday posting on the ...

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Pa. attorneys may ask judge to dismiss voter ID case

Eight days into the trial, lawyers defending Pennsylvania’s voter identification law still may ask the presiding judge to dismiss t ...

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Why the power stayed on during New Jersey’s July heatwave

When Superstorm Sandy hit New Jersey most people’s homes didn’t flood but thousands of people did lose power for days and wee ...

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Investors angle for ‘next big thing’ at DreamIt Health demo day

Ten startups, four months of mentorship and seven minutes to make their case. Those were the numbers behind demo day at DreamIt He ...

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 An empty field north of Detroit's downtown. On Thursday, July 18, 2013, Detroit filed the largest municipal bankruptcy case in American history. The city owes as much as $20 billion to banks, bondholders and pension funds. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio, File)
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Detroit’s collapse may cost Philly $500,000 a year

When one city falls, others shudder. The city of Philadelphia will end up paying hundreds of thousands of dollars more in interest ...

13 years ago

Judge: AC casino can control waitress weight gain

An Atlantic City casino can control how much weight that its cocktail servers gain. A state judge says the Borgata Hotel Casino &a ...

13 years ago

 Protesters gathered outside City Hall and called upon Congress to raise minimum wage to $10.10 an hour.  Rally leader Andre Butler addresses the crowd. (Maanvi Singh/for NewsWorks)

Workers rally in Philly for higher minimum wage

Demonstrators gathered to rally for a higher minimum wage in Center City Wednesday. Specifically, they called for Congress to pass the Fa ...

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Climate change comments stir up squall in New Jersey’s U.S. Senate race

Climate change is becoming an issue in the U.S. Senate race in New Jersey.   Congressman Rush Holt, one of the Democra ...

13 years ago

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Stolen body of N.J. mascot recovered

Wonder Bear will return to an amusement pier on a New Jersey boardwalk. The body portion of the mascot of Gillian’s Wonderla ...

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DNREC issues penalties against Delaware City Refinery

The state’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control wants the Delaware City Refinery to pay up for a number of ai ...

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The Williams crime plan for Wilmington at the six month mark

New crime numbers are out for Wilmington, which paints a glimpse at Mayor Dennis Williams’ crime plan. Longtime talk-show host John ...

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 The Archdiocese of Philadelphia auctioned off seven properties Wednesday, July 14, 2013.  (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

Archdiocese of Philadelphia holds property auction

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia and some of its parishes joined together to auction off a handful of properties. Proceeds of the sales, o ...

13 years ago

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