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July 12: New poverty plan | Construction worker falls at Temple Univ. | Innovate in PA could boost Philly | City looking to sell garage beneath LOVE Park | Axis Philly CEO steps down

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New Renaissance Plaza: Shorter, greener

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Summertime Staycations

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 Former Barnes Foundation President Kimberly Camp is opening a gallery in Collingswood, N.J. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
Arts & Entertainment

Ex-Barnes Foundation president opens Collingswood gallery

A past president of the Barnes Foundation is opening a small retail art gallery in Collingswood, N.J. Saturday. Kimberly Camp, a c ...

13 years ago

 Temple University Hospital nurses union leaders Maureen May and Francine Fregghi. (Taunya English/WHYY)

Temple nurses favor new approach to dealing with staffers’ mistakes

Nurses at Temple University Hospital say there’s a better workplace atmosphere at the hospital along with a new approach to dealing ...

13 years ago

Casey leads new group to cut backlog of veterans claims

In Philadelphia and its surrounding counties, it takes an average of 356 days for veterans to get a response on health claims. Reducing t ...

13 years ago

 Martha Runyon, 60, was last seen at her Lawrence, N.J. residence on 07/07/13. . (Photo courtesy of N.J. State Police)

Body found may be of missing New Jersey woman

Update 11:47 p.m. NJ 101.5 reported tonight that the body found earlier today in the D&R Canel in Lawrence, N.J. ...

13 years ago

 This section of the fifth floor gave out Thursday afternoon, injuring one worker. (Ann Marie Awad/for NewsWorks)

One injured in Temple construction accident

 A construction worker was hurt at Temple University Thursday when a floor partially collapsed in an unfinished building. ...

13 years ago

Opponents of Pa. voter ID law gearing up for trial

In advance of Monday’s trial over Pennsylvania’s voter identification law, opponents of the measure rallied in Harrisburg. ...

13 years ago

 Atlantic City at night. (Shutterstock file photo)

As Atlantic City casino revenue falls 13%, ‘bumpy ride’ forecast

Revenues for the month of June in Atlantic City casinos are down a combined 12.6 percent from last year, a disappointing start to summer ...

13 years ago

 Laid-off teacher Bernadette McHenry will spend her summer teaching Upward Bound classes at the University of Pennsylvania. After that, she's not sure what direction her teaching career will take. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
Education

For laid-off Philly teachers it’s a mix of waiting, hoping and leaving

Even after last week’s deal in the Pennsylvania legislature to help the Philadelphia School District, 3,800 teachers and support st ...

13 years ago

 Workers started demolishing the building at 267 S. 52nd St. in West Philadelphia Thursday. (Elizabeth Fiedler/WHYY)

Philly tears down building highlighted as hazardous in WHYY/NewsWorks report

On Thursday, one day after WHYY/NewsWorks reported on a dangerous, vacant West Philadelphia building, a contractor for the city governmen ...

13 years ago

Cheers Elephant at Pastorius Park July 17

On Wednesday, July 17, 7:30 p.m., the Chestnut Hill Community Association presents a free concert featuring fast-rising rock band cheers ...

13 years ago

$60 million to help tide Shore towns over revenue declines

Some of the Jersey Shore towns that were hard hit by Sandy are getting grant money to provide essential public services. Departmen ...

13 years ago

 State Rep. Stephen Kinsey (front row, center) was surrounded by friends and family after being sworn into office in January. (Courtesy of Rep. Kinsey)

Rep. Kinsey: First session in Harrisburg was ‘an experience like no other’

The timing could not have been worse. As the deadline to pass Pennsylvania’s 2014 budget quickly approached late last month, ...

13 years ago

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