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On the scene for the last day of Germantown High School’s life (1914-2013)
Germantown High is one of 23 schools closing due to the Philadelphia School District’s budget cuts this year. A number of underclas ...
13 years ago
Using Technology and Collaboration to Support our Veterans
In his weekly message, Delaware Governor Jack Markell highlights the Veterans Services Directory, an online searchable database launched ...
13 years ago
Philadelphia Council doesn’t have the summer off
Philadelphia City Council may be on a weekly session recess for the summer, but members and staffers want you to know they are w ...
13 years ago
Open-space constitutional amendment could be on November ballot in New Jersey
With strong bipartisan support, the Senate yesterday overwhelmingly approved a measure that would ask voters to divert more than $200 mil ...
13 years ago
West Oak Lane Night Market packs in the crowds on Ogontz Ave.
West Oak Lane’s first ever Night Market drew huge crowds on Ogontz Avenue Thursday night as the commercial corridor transformed int ...
13 years ago
‘Good economic news,’ but what do Americans think?
National Association of Realtors numbers point to a strengthening housing recovery; and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said his co ...
13 years ago
New Jersey outsources marketing and sales divisions of its lottery
New Jersey has signed a contract to outsource part of the state lottery operation and collect $120 million from the vendor as part of the ...
13 years ago
Janet Tebbel, carilloneur at First United Methodist Church of Germantown, 6001 Germantown Avenue, will offer an hour of well-known music ...
13 years ago
Germantown Special Services District Mtg.June 25
The Germantown Special Services District board of directors will hold its first official public meeting on Tuesday, June 25, 6-8 p.m., in ...
13 years ago
Pa Governor’s race now “leaning Democratic,” analyst says
One of the nation’s leading political analysts has changed his rating of next year’s Pennsylvania governor’s race ...
13 years ago
Firefly traffic backs up Delaware roads
The second annual Firefly Music Festival is underway at The Woodlands in Dover and DelDOT is monitoring the influx of concertgoers to kee ...
13 years ago
Companies promising online privacy see post-PRISM bump
Earlier this month, Americans learned about widespread government surveillance of their online information. The National Security ...
13 years ago
Treetop adventure course opens in Delaware [video]
Hanging from a wire, visitors to Lums Pond can experience the state park from 50 feet up in the trees, now that Go Ape has officially ope ...
13 years ago
‘Jawn’ is one Philly thing New York can’t lay claim to
When I moved from North Carolina to Philadelphia a few years ago to teach at Gwynedd-Mercy College, I noticed a lot of things that were u ...
13 years ago
Listen 2:11Class of 2015 will receive Girard College diplomas
Girard College’s class of 2015 will get to graduate after all, according to the Board of City Trusts. Following last week ...
13 years ago