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Northeast Philly man sentenced to prison and probation for multiple counts of harassment in East Falls

A Northeast Philadelphia man was sentenced to prison and probation last week after a springtime series of crimes near an East Falls colle ...

13 years ago

 In this July 5, 1964, image, then-Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton Jr. speaks to hometown well-wishers at the Scranton-Wilkes-Barre Airport in Scranton, Pa. Scranton, also a presidential candidate and ambassador to the United Nations, died Sunday, July 28, 2013. He was 96. (AP Photo, File)
Politics & Policy

Bill Scranton dies at 96, distinguished former governor of Pa.

Governor Corbett has ordered all Pennsylvania flags lowered to half-staff in honor of former Governor Bill Scranton who died last night a ...

13 years ago

Philadelphia City Controller sees good news from revenue numbers

It’s been a month since the city of Philadelphia ended its fiscal year. The City Controller says the numbers have spoken–and ...

13 years ago

Politics & Policy

A pinch-hitter this week, batting from the right side

Last week I spent on vacation in sunny South Carolina. (We went far south to get cool; temperatures were 10 degrees cooler in the Charles ...

13 years ago

Arts & Entertainment

Cartoonist uses old school technique to produce modern art

Cartoonist Jamar Nicholas, a native of West Philadelphia, knows a thing or two about paper. So the fact that he’s drawing hi ...

13 years ago

What magicians (and other skeptics) should know about science

I had gone into the world’s biggest annual skeptics’ gathering hoping to be disillusioned. I’m not one given to paranor ...

13 years ago

Serious accident closes portion of Route 47 in Rio Grande

Route 47, a major connector between portions of southwestern New Jersey and Cape May County beaches, is closed in a section of Rio Grande ...

13 years ago

 On Saturday, Tieshka Smith photographed Ed Feldman and Susan Mangan as part of

Photo exhibit focuses on ‘out-of-the-loop or marginalized’ people in Germantown

Germantown photographer Tieshka Smith, whose work currently appears in an iMPeRFeCT Gallery exhibition called “The Other Germantown ...

13 years ago

Titusville residents worry Scudder Falls toll will turn small town into commuter cut-through

A decade-old construction plan to replace the Scudder Falls Bridge between Mercer and Bucks Counties still hasn’t even broken groun ...

13 years ago

 Terrell Caldwell, who has been homeless for four years, sits among his possessions in view of the Free Library of Philadelphia where Mayor Michael Nutter announced an anti-poverty plan called
The Philadelphia Experiment

How a poverty study speaks to all races in Philadelphia

I thought of Philadelphia when I learned of an exclusive Associated Press survey revealing that 4 out of 5 American adults struggle with ...

13 years ago

Delaware fines ‘green’ business for stink

Peninsula Compost Company, which composts food and yard waste into organic fertilizer at its facility near the Port of Wilmington, faces ...

13 years ago

 Chris McCarrell and Chelsea Packard in Buck County Playhouse's
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: Sex and angst in the ‘Summer of ’42’

Chelsea Packard is a lovely woman with a big singing voice, and also the best reason to go see the musical version of “Summer of ...

13 years ago

 American Airlines and US Airways jets prepare for flight at gate at the Philadelphia International Airport. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Philadelphia sees record rain, airport loses power

Philadelphia has set a record for one-day rainfall as strong storms rolled through the region, causing flash flooding, power outages and ...

13 years ago

Barbara Buono’s running mate – page 2

A Political Force Silva’s candidacy could establish her — and the SEIU — as a political force i ...

13 years ago

 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

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