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 View of the ocean in Beach Haven, N.J. (Shumita Basu/for NewsWorks)

Down the Shore blog returns to NewsWorks

Want to know what’s happening along the Jersey shore? NewsWorks is bringing back its Down the Sh ...

13 years ago

 Fireworks last night over the boardwalk. (Photo courtesy of Gregory Hnath)

Fireworks light up the sky over the Seaside Heights boardwalk

JSHN contributor Gregory Hnath reports: “Wednesday night’s fireworks on a very busy Seaside Heights boardwalk. Seaside ...

13 years ago

 The Phillie Phanatic struts across the roof of the Phillies dugout during an April 2013 game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. (AP Photo/Michael Perez, file)
Speak Easy

In a Phillies family outing, you win some, you lose some

I used to loathe baseball. But when I married a man who nearly attended umpire school and who coached high school baseball for 12 years, ...

13 years ago

Seagulls find a home on the offshore loading pier. Dominion has not received a ship importing liquefied natural gas since January 2011. (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)

Marcellus Shale exports could transform global LNG market

In energy-hungry countries, all eyes are on Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale gas. In a dramatic shift from just five years ago, the U ...

13 years ago

 Chefs from a Germantown senior-living community competing in the Iron Chef: WEL. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

Germantown retirement community’s kitchen crew attempts to defend ‘Iron Chef’ crown

Sandy Bailey, who works at Wesley Enhanced Living retirement community, was among 20 yellow-clad, noisemaker-wielding supporters who trav ...

13 years ago

Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: In ‘The Tempest,’ every man for herself

There’s plenty of magic afoot on the far-out island where the sorcerer Prospero stirs up “The Tempest” that is the ...

13 years ago

 A pile driver in Feb installs the first pile in the beach off Dupont Avenue to support Seaside Heights' new boardwalk. (Sandy Levine/for NewsWorks)

Vivek Ananthan: It’s important to know how Sandy aid is spent

Vivek Ananthan is a member of ...

13 years ago

 While travelling by helicopter and small aircraft, spectacular sweeping views of glaciers, icebergs and details of the Greenland ice cap can be seen over Greenland, Aug. 17, 2005. Scientists say the vast icy landscape is thinning, and many blame global warming. (AP Photo/John McConnico)

Doug O’Malley: Climate change means we can’t rebuild the shore as usual

Doug O’Malley is Interim Director of Environment Ne ...

13 years ago

 Island Beach State Park gives visitors a look at how the barrier island appears without commercial or residential development.(Sandy Levine/for NewsWorks)

Rethinking the Shore After Sandy — Approach 3: Restore and Retreat

The community dialogues called “ ...

13 years ago

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Northeast Philly Love Note: R7 Line

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
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Tagged: Graffiti removal programs and three ways you can help

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
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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

13 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

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

13 years ago

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

13 years ago

 (Photo courtesy of Jackie Susan)

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 ...

13 years ago

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