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Fast for Philly school funding enters Day Five as state budget negotiations continue
Friday marked the fifth day of a hunger strike by Philadelphia parents and school staff in protest of a school funding plan that will lea ...
13 years ago
Delaware Congressman lives off food stamps [video]
Bologna sandwiches and leftover spaghetti; those are some of the meals U.S. Rep. John Carney has been eating this week while he participa ...
13 years ago
Review: Lending a tenor, down the shore
Attention all Philadelphians down the Shore and all Shore people down there, too: If you’ve never enjoyed the silly pleasures of ...
13 years ago
Philly classical ensemble Murmuration turns news into libretto — on the spot
If radio is “theater of the mind,” somebody needs to compose the soundtrack. Murmuration is a classical improvisation ...
13 years ago
‘World War Z’ set but not filmed in Philly. Why?
A much-hyped new film, World War Z, opens today. It’s set in Philadelphia. But it wasn’t made here. Just imag ...
13 years ago
Religious groups fighting federal ‘birth control mandate’ gather in Philly
A federal requirement that most businesses offer employees no-cost contraceptive coverage as part of their health plans has been in effec ...
13 years ago
Free Concert in Gorgas Park June 27
On Thursday, June 27, 7 p.m., the 70-piece Merion Concert Band will perform in Gorgas Park playing a mix of 4th of July and Sousa pieces ...
13 years ago
John Byrne Band at Pastorious Park June 26
On Wednesday, June 26, 7:30 p.m., the John Byrne Band playing rousing Celtic music will appear in a free concert at Pastorius Park in Che ...
13 years ago
14th District police dole out tips to keep residents safe in light of crime uptick
In recent weeks, crimes stats have crept upward in West Mt. Airy and sections of Germantown, but local police say they are confident that ...
13 years ago
Delaware medical marijuana patients in limbo [video]
In 2011, Delaware became the latest state to legalize medical marijuana through a prescription. Since then, the program has been halted w ...
13 years ago
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