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Nominations announced for 2013 Philadelphia Geek Awards
The point of the Philadelphia Geek Awards is to shine a light on not ...
13 years ago
New Jersey may allow building in high-risk flood zones
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, a recurring theme emerged from officials at virtually every level of government: Rebuild the Jersey Shore ...
13 years ago
Encouraging first-time art collectors — and visits to Philly
In 13 years, Bridgette Mayer has built a successful art gallery in Philadelphia’s Washington Square. Her clients and artists span t ...
13 years ago
Penn study links insomnia and PTSD in soldiers
A new University of Pennsylvania study links insomnia in soldiers and post-traumatic stress disorder. Sleep research ...
13 years ago
New Jersey Supreme Court to issue decision in much-watched dune case
A decision is expected Monday from the New Jersey Supreme Court in a case that could have wide-reaching implications for the cost of buil ...
13 years ago
Garden artist plants Society Hill’s iconic window boxes [photos]
Elizabeth Jacoby had the back of her gray SUV stuffed with leafy and flowering plan ...
13 years ago
Letter: The trouble with ‘cougars’ is behavior, not age
We’ve infantalized younger men so much that we can’t trust them to handle being hit on at a family picnic? Let’s give m ...
13 years ago
Mentor a young person and change a life
Two weeks ago, as Philadelphia’s school year came to an end, I began to think of summer’s contradictions. While festivals and ...
13 years ago
N.J. court puts Camden’s business curfew law on hold
A state appellate court has temporarily blocked Camden from enforcing a curfew that would have forced businesses and restaurants to close ...
13 years ago
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