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Sandy-ravaged houses torn down with help from FEMA
Some of the Jersey Shore homes devastated by Superstorm Sandy are being demolished with the help of a government-funded program. T ...
13 years ago
What kind of financial help is available when buying health insurance?
Got questions about the Affordable Care Act? In a regular feature, the WHYY/NewsWorks Health and Science Desk is providing “The ...
13 years ago
N.J. probe exposes illicit medical practices fueling prescription drug crisis
A new report exposes illicit medical practices that make money prescribing painkillers in New Jersey. The investigation started as a way ...
13 years ago
Should nudity laws apply to toddlers?
Jeff Edelstein is a columnist for the Trentonian newspaper. He was at the beach with his family in Spring Lake, New Jersey when he was ap ...
13 years ago
Delaware animal shelter changes unwanted pet intake policy
A Delaware animal shelter is changing its policy on taking in unwanted animals. The Kent County SP ...
13 years ago
Don’t count on Pa. pension overhaul, government watchdog says
A perennial critic of Pennsylvania government says his group’s latest research on lawmakers’ efforts to gift themselves highe ...
13 years ago
Philadelphia design firm aims to gamify conversations around death and dying
Death and dying are uncomfortable topics for most of us — and we tend to avoid talking about them. Philadelphia design compa ...
13 years ago
Pathmark to close 3 South Jersey stores
The Camden, Cherry Hill and Edgewater Park Pathmark stores are ...
13 years ago
Breast cancer survivors, patients pose for vintage-style pin-up calendar
Bluebell, Pa., resident Diana DeSantis is a singer for a Led Zeppelin cover band and plays dress-up all the time. But this week was diffe ...
13 years ago
Tech company moves into East Falls’ Mason Building
Situated in a historic building, a once-suburban startup is now based along a Northwest Philadelphia business corridor. Earlier th ...
13 years ago
Group fighting Pa. voter ID law and organizing ‘just in case’
The group that mobilized against Pennsylvania’s voter ID law is gearing up for a two-pronged attack on what they call “vote s ...
13 years ago
Pa. officer suspended amid shoplifting charges
A veteran police corporal in eastern Pennsylvania has been suspended while facing charges he shoplifted from a grocery store last month.< ...
13 years ago
Christie’s lead remains strong in latest poll
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie continues strong support in a survey of New Jersey voters about the governor’s race. The Repu ...
13 years ago
Police investigate fatal shooting in West Oak Lane
Police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Tuesday night in West Oak Lane. At approximately 9:48 p.m., officers were ...
13 years ago
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