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 Residents in Point Pleasant Beach sign up to get free tetanus booster shot being offered by Ocean County Health Department at its mobile outreach van (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

N.J. offers tetanus shots to Shore residents still cleaning up after Sandy

There’s a new concern for residents in New Jersey Shore towns who continue to clean up the debris from Sandy. Health officials are ...

13 years ago

 A rendering of the new Wissahickon Charter School in Germantown. (Courtesy of Wissahickon Charter School)

Wissahickon Charter School receives $1.5 million grant for expansion

The Wissahickon Charter School is the recipient of a $1.5 million grant that will be used for the creation of a second K-8 campus in Germ ...

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 Gen. Keith Alexander, director of the National Security Agency, testifies Wednesday before the Senate Appropriations Committee hearing to examine cybersecurity. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)

Most Americans say they can forgive government surveillance

Three new polls out this week ask Americans about their views of the government programs obtaining massive databases of phone logs and In ...

13 years ago

 Project Enable at Magee Rehabilitation teaches technical skills to people with disabilities with the goal of encouraging them to pursue computer science careers. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)

Retooling people with mobility problems for tech jobs

A yearlong workshop at the Magee Rehabilitation Hospital in Philadelphia is connecting people with mobility disabilities to a growing fie ...

13 years ago

 UD students pose with the new ice cream truck (Danielle Quigley/ courtesy of UDaily)

UDairy Creamery ice cream truck now on Delaware’s campus

Just in time for the summer season, the University of Delaware Dairy Creamy now has an ice cream truck that will be stocked with a rotati ...

13 years ago

Delaware State University students to live in hotel

Delaware State University and the Sheraton Hotel in Dover have partnered to provide additional living quarters for students while the cam ...

13 years ago

 A glimpse of Maplewood Mall's future? (Image from the 'Maplewood Mall: A New Beginning' handout)

City launches $2.2 million Maplewood Mall redesign effort in Germantown

A week before the big “Re-imagining Maplewood Mall” event, Eighth District Councilwoman Cindy Bass and Commerce Department Ch ...

13 years ago

 14th Police District Captain John Fleming. (Jana Shea/for NewsWorks)

Police hope Apple’s latest iOS will reduce crime in 14th District

Apple’s upcoming mobile operating system, iOS 7, has a security feature which particularly pleases 14th Police District Captain Joh ...

13 years ago

Film, Discussion About Mass Incarceration June 16

On Sunday, June 16, 1 -3:30 p.m., there will be a screening of “Broken on All Sides,” a film by Matt Pillischer, followed ed ...

13 years ago

Strengthening relationships with the international community

In his weekly message, Delaware Governor Jack Markell discusses recent efforts to strengthen and further develop partnerships with the in ...

13 years ago

‘Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged)’ June 15

Casabuena Cultural Productions presents “The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare (Abridged)”, written by Adam Long, Daniel ...

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‘Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged)’ June 15

Casabuena Cultural Productions presents “The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare (Abridged)”, written by Adam Long, Daniel ...

13 years ago

Everyone in Delaware loves their roads, until they have to pay for them

The Delaware General Assembly wraps up at midnight June 30th (give or take a few minutes into July 1st). Rob Tornoe offers his view about ...

13 years ago

‘Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged)’ June 15

Casabuena Cultural Productions presents “The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare (Abridged)”, written by Adam Long, Daniel ...

13 years ago

 Communications Technology High School in Southwest Philadelphia is one of the schools that will not reopen in the fall. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY, file)
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Hatching a plan to prevent shuttered Philly schools from turning to blight

Philadelphia is trying to find new life for vacant school buildings or ones that soon will be empty.   With 23 schools slated ...

13 years ago

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