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Despite limited space, Germantown Kitchen Garden continues its growth

Germantown farmer Amanda Staples surveyed her half-acre plot on East Penn Street, which has everything from peaches and gooseberries to c ...

13 years ago

Council plans look into demolition procedures after Philly building collapse

Philadelphia City Council is already talking about acting to make sure a building collapse never happens again in the city. Member ...

13 years ago

Stopping the cycle of violence among young people

A look at how Delaware is combating the trend of young criminals who become lifelong criminals. 142.   That’s th ...

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Pa. House OKs bill to dismantle Philly traffic court

The process of abolishing the Philadelphia Traffic Courtadvanced Wednesday as the state House of Representatives approved a bil ...

13 years ago

Chris Christie expected to name U.S. Senate appointment today

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie appears poised to name a temporary successor to the late U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg. The governor h ...

13 years ago

 (Cartoon by Rob Tornoe)

Costly special election shows Chris Christie is no fiscal conservative

This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. And the Academy Award for best actor in a leading pe ...

13 years ago

National Interest

Obama stiffs GOP, elevates Susan Rice

  So Susan Rice gets the last laugh after all – as well she should, after having run the gauntlet of Republican lies. ...

13 years ago

 The four-story building being demolished before it collapsed onto the Salvation Army Thrift Store, Wednesday morning, June 5, 2013.  Six people are dead and at least 14 others were injured in the Center City collapse. (AP Photo/Luis Cornejo)

Demolition experts question how Market St. project was done

Some experts say shoddy demolition practices by Campbell Construction may be to blame for yesterday’s building collapse in Philadel ...

13 years ago

 Rock quartet Abraxas plays at the Shivtei Yeshuron-Ezras Israel, a South Philly row home synagogue established in 1909, as part of a Radical Jewish Music Concert Series during the Hidden City Festival. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Abraxas rocks out in Radical Jewish Music series at South Philly synagogue

Shivtei Yeshuron-Ezras Israel, a South Philly row home synagogue established in 1909, is hosting a Radical Jewish Music Concert Series as ...

13 years ago

39th Police District: Where you’ll get nabbed for allegedly stealing $68 worth of Red Bull

This list covers May 24-30, 2013. May 24 12:30 a.m. Robbery: 2300 block of Indiana Ave. Taken was a 2001 O ...

13 years ago

How fast were those vehicles going? [video]

On Wednesday, NewsWorks shared video of 11 vehicles on which we had trained a radar gun during our look at speeding in Northwest ...

13 years ago

The Philadelphia Experiment

Bok students glimpse life beyond budget cuts

For years I’ve worked in schools, both as a volunteer and an instructor. I’ve worked with students and teachers, parents and ...

13 years ago

 Christian Precise is a 13-year-old student at Mighty Writers, a Philadelphia nonprofit whose mission is to teach kids to think and write with clarity. (Kishwer Vikaas/for NewsWorks)
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Why I volunteer at Mighty Writers

Some days I think I know how to write. But every Wednesday evening, when I meet 13-year old Christian Precise, I rediscover how much I ha ...

13 years ago

The final month: GHS alumni president ‘sort of numb’ as closing day nears

For Vera Primus, the impending closure of Germantown High School still stings badly. Primus, president of GHS’ alumni associ ...

13 years ago

8th annual Wissahickon Trail Classic is Saturday

Hundreds of runners will lace up this weekend for the 8th annual Wissahickon Trail Classic.  Saturday’s 10k race which ...

13 years ago

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