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Maternity coverage sought for young women on parents’ health insurance

A national women’s law group wants the Obama Administration to investigate the maternity care insurance policies at several publicl ...

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Potential U.S. Senate candidates from N.J. have just days to declare

Potential candidates for the U.S. Senate seat left vacant by the death of Frank Lautenberg will have to decide quickly whether they want ...

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Sometimes, it’s just no good to be good. If there’s any lesson for the clueless jerk who thinks he’s a hero in the enjo ...

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Camden public schools to be under state control

Camden’s public schools will be under state control, starting June 25, as voted on today by the Board of Education. As ...

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In Pa., African Americans five times more likely to be arrested for pot possession

If you’re arrested for marijuana possession in Pennsylvania, you’re 5.19 times more likely to be African American that white. ...

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New taxes bring protesters before Philadelphia City Council

The question of how to pay for additional school costs continues to be a problem for Philadelphia City Council. Opponents of new taxes of ...

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Will I be able to find decent insurance on my own?

Question: If I’m shopping on my own, with no workplace coverage, will I be able to find decent health insurance? Answer:  ...

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Pa. considers broadening definition of ‘child abuse’

In an effort to flag more incidents of suspected mistreatment, Pennsylvania lawmakers are getting ready to move forward with proposals to ...

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If I get my health insurance through work, will anything change in 2014?

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 Jay White, a Neil Diamond impersonator, performed Saturday night at a Princeton University reunion party. (Photo courtesy of Princeton Class of 2004)

Impersonator mistaken for Neil Diamond at Princeton University reunion

Jay White is great at his job. The celebrity impersonator sparked rumors on social medi ...

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 A four-story building collapsed on 22nd and Market Streets at 10:45 a.m. Wednesday, June 5, 2013.  (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)

At least six dead, 13 injured in Center City building collapse [photos]

  Thursday, June 6th’s, update on the building collapse.   ...

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Plans for Wayne Junction industrial conversion altered after neighbors’ input

Plans to convert an empty industrial site near Wayne Junction are changing in response to questions and concerns expressed by community m ...

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 Collingswood, N.J. resident Susan Hyland, 70, recalls purchasing the dress she wore to her honeymoon at the Sears building. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Historic Sears building in Camden begins demolition

Demolition began on the Sears building in Camden, N.J., Wednesday morning. It will take eight weeks to tear down the 86-year-old structur ...

13 years ago

Real-estate crowdfunding duo sees recovery potential in Germantown’s commercial corridor

Sitting in the first row of seats inside a municipal van, Eighth District City Councilwoman Cindy Bass provided fellow passengers with a ...

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