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Dave Davies: Off Mic

Unions try to tilt – or level – the table in Philly

Michael Nutter “stuck his hands in the pockets of firefighters … he has stolen money from them,” one speaker said. R ...

13 years ago

N.J. student stranded at sea for 16 hours

A college student from South Jersey ...

13 years ago

Philadelphia Night Market coming to South Street

The Philadelphia Night Market hit Fairmount in May, West Oak Lane in June, and ...

13 years ago

 (photo courtesy of Nikki Testa)

Delaware firefighters return home after battling Alaskan blaze

Family, friends and even a pet dog greeted 20 members of the Delaware Forest Service as they arrived at the Blackbird State Forest in Smy ...

13 years ago

Money

Teen unemployment: A tale of two states

It’s a very tough summer job season for teens in this region. But New Jersey is grappling with extremely high teen unemployment, th ...

13 years ago

 One homeowner in Brick Township has already decided to elevate a house that was damaged by Sandy's storm surge. (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

N.J. grants available to help homeowners elevate Sandy-ravaged residences

New Jersey residents in the nine counties hardest hit by Sandy can now apply for grants to elevate their homes. The $100 million p ...

13 years ago

Politics & Policy

Pa. GOP chair Gleason defends voter ID remarks

The chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican Party told an interviewer last week that the state’s voter ID law helped the GOP during ...

13 years ago

Firefighters seek Philly charter change to stop arbitration appeals

Philadelphia’s firefighters are starting to gather the 20,000 signatures needed to begin a process to change the City Charter. ...

13 years ago

 The shooting took place at 1:15 p.m. on Monday. (Bas Slabbers/for NewsWorks)

Police: Suspect wanted in connection with homicide fatally shot by officers in E. Mt. Airy [updated]

One man is dead and another is in critical condition after a police-involved shooting Monday afternoon in East Mount Airy. Accordi ...

13 years ago

Sculpture donated to Dover Air Force Base [video]

Dover Air Force Base officials unveiled a donated sculpture today—one they hope will provide an ounce of comfort to grieving families.< ...

13 years ago

 Rutgers basketball coach Mike Rice was fired in April for verbally and physically abusing his players.  (AP Photo/Mel Evans, File)

Report: Rutgers administrators need to exert more control over athletics

A new report concludes that Rutgers University’s central administration should take more control of its athletic department. The re ...

13 years ago

 People pass the signs telling of the requirement for voters to show an acceptable photo ID to vote as they head into the the Penndot Drivers License Center in Butler, Pa. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic, file)
Politics & Policy

Trial of Pa. voter ID law entering second week

The constitutionality of Pennsylvania’s voter-identification law will get a second week of scrutiny as the trial judge hears allega ...

13 years ago

 Window washers clean the glass covering the entrance and lobby at the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown Hotel on N. 17th Street. (Photography by Peter Tobia)

Hanging high with Philadelphia window washers [photos]

Five years ago, Pedro Smith worked in the retail business with his two feet firmly on the ground. Now his job takes him to higher ground, ...

13 years ago

Who should call the shots on Pa.’s endangered species list?

Two state agencies are concerned that proposed legislation would strip their authority to decide on which species are labeled endangered ...

13 years ago

 Penn Charter teacher Jim Fiorile leads Tianjin students through a lesson on idioms. (Carrie Hagen/for NewsWorks)

Penn Charter hosts first summer exchange program with Tianjin school

Twenty Chinese students from Yaohua High School in Tianjin sat in a William Penn Charter School classroom last Thursday, reading dialogue ...

13 years ago

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