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AP sources: Corbett’s staff bound for more changes
Gov. Tom Corbett is expected to announce changes soon in his top staff as his campaign for a second term gears up and his public support ...
13 years ago
Penalties coming for tall grass in Sussex County
While Delaware’s southern-most county had already outlawed high grass and weeds, Sussex County Council has now taken action to put ...
13 years ago
Coming soon to Germantown: The Rittenhouse Soundworks Arts Complex
Germantown resident Jim Hamilton has traveled the world drumming and recording for artists including Boyz II Men and Toni Braxton, but wh ...
13 years ago
An uncertain guide to summer travel
Planning to jet soon? Brace yourself for the airport, which for me is way scarier than flying. It’s the security. That is my idea o ...
13 years ago
Police warn of increased car-burglary reports in Northwest Philadelphia
Local police are seeking the public’s help to combat a wave of car break-ins that have plagued large sections of Northwest Philadel ...
13 years ago
Bald eagles spotted nesting in the Wissahickon woods
If anyone would’ve told lifelong Philadelphia birder Ruth Pfeffer 20 years ago that adult bald eagles would be standing in the cree ...
13 years ago
Delaware environmentalists lose refinery challenge
The latest case against the Delaware City Refinery has been dismissed. The train yard built to carry more crude oil to the refinery ...
13 years ago
Eakins Oval becomes vacation spot for Philly residents
Two sandboxes built inside the parking lot at Eakins Oval, on the Museum end of The Parkway in Philadelphia, contain about 1000 cubic fee ...
13 years ago
Christie vows to stop paying N.J. public workers for unused sick time
Gov. Chris Christie has resumed his push to eliminate cash payouts to government workers in New Jersey for their unused sick time benefit ...
13 years ago