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Former Philly Congressman Bill Gray dies in London [updated]
Former member of the U.S. House of Representatives and Philadelphia minister William Herbert Gray III is dead, according to a family spok ...
13 years ago
Delaware County Community College bans smoking on campus
Delaware County Community College has joined 783 other high education institutions to eliminate “the use of products such as cigare ...
13 years ago
Police: Fewer arrests at this year’s XTU Anniversary concert
This year’s XTU Anniversary concert Sunday at the Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden saw significantly fewer arrests and fewer indiv ...
13 years ago
With no new funds from Harrisburg, SEPTA sidetracked on budget
Fares to ride SEPTA went up Monday, but not enough for Philadelphia’s transit agency to pay all of its bills. SEPTA is stall ...
13 years ago
South Jersey gets research, medical education boost with university merger
It’s official. South Jersey is home to a new research hub, the result of what some are calling the most expansive university merger ...
13 years ago
The first Sunday of every month through October, come join a community outdoor drum circle from 1-3 PM at Lovett Park, 6945 Germantown Av ...
13 years ago
Reorganization expected to raise profiles of N.J. schools, help fundraising
The reorganization of New Jersey’s higher education system is now official. Rutgers has absorbed most of what was the University of ...
13 years ago
Is Philly one of America’s snobbiest cities?
Philadelphia is tied with Kansas City as the 14th Snobbiest City in America, according to ...
13 years ago
Drexel launches venture capital fund [updated]
Drexel University is getting into early-stage venture capital. The school announced Monday the creation of “Drexel Ventures, ...
13 years ago
Hard work brings ravaged Surflight Theater back to life
They say “the show must go on” but that wasn’t an easy feat for our Beach Haven hosts, the Surflight Theater. It took a ...
13 years ago
ListenRecord rainfalls in N.J. extinguish likelihood of summer drought
After record rainfall in June, New Jersey is going to remain waterlogged for some time. New Jersey Farm Bureau President Ryck Suyd ...
13 years ago