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Delaware’s gender identity non-discrimination bill clears another hurtle

A bill adding gender-identity to Delaware’s non-discrimination laws has cleared another hurtle. The House Administration Committ ...

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Wildwood approves ban on saggy pants

Wearing your pants too low in one New Jersey shore resort town is about to get expensive. Wildwood has passed a law banning overly ...

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Mt. Airy’s Lovett Library selected as prototype in citywide library system transformation

Mt. Airy residents had a chance to voice their thoughts at a community meeting held to discuss the transformation of the Lovett Memorial ...

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Attempt to hike tax on drinking in Philly falters

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s plan to increase the drink tax is on life support. Council President Darrell Clarke said ...

13 years ago

 Bernard Shero (left) and Rev. Charles Engelhardt. (AP File Photos)

Priest, St. Jerome’s teacher get prison for sex abuse

A Philadelphia judge Wednesday sentenced a Catholic priest and a former parochial school teacher to prison for the sexual assault of a yo ...

13 years ago

Most N.J. voters disagree with Christie on setting Oct. Senate election

A majority of New Jersey voters don’t agree with Gov. Chris Christie’s decision to hold a separate special election to fill t ...

13 years ago

 Kathy Stevenson pauses for a photo during her stroll through the U.S. Open. (Image courtesy of Joe Cox)
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U.S. Open a muddy thrill, even for the non-country club set

My husband and I are armchair golfers. We often get caught up in many of the televised tournaments, and can waste entire Sunday afte ...

13 years ago

New standards for Delaware teachers now law

Training teachers who can work better in the classroom and holding those teachers to a higher standard of accountability are part of new ...

13 years ago

 The view inside Wired Beans Cafe at Germantown's Chelten Plaza on Wednesday afternoon. (Brian Hickey/WHYY)

Wanted: WiFi-friendly recommendations for NewsWorks office hours in Germantown

Since Wired Beans Cafe opened its doors in Chelten Plaza last June, it served NewsWorks satellite office to host weekly office h ...

13 years ago

A suspicious fire damaged four launches and a dock at the Camden County Boathouse. All four boats belonged to the Bishop Eustace Prep crew team. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)

Four boats destroyed in Camden County Boathouse fire

News spread quickly through South Jersey’s tightknit rowing community Wednesday that several boats had been set ablaze a ...

13 years ago

With House plan for Pa. liquor privatization in place, Bucks lawmaker readies chaser

Backers of a House-approved plan to expand the sale of wine, spirits and beer in Pennsylvania are making their case ahead of an anticipat ...

13 years ago

West Mt. Airy Neighbors finishes out fiscal year with a profit

After battling budget woes for the past several years, the West Mt. Airy Neighbors (WMAN) has finished their fiscal year in the black. ...

13 years ago

 Rory McIlroy, left, of Northern Ireland, and  Tiger Woods shake hands on the 18th green during practice for the U.S. Open golf tournament at Merion Golf Club, Wednesday, June 12, 2013, in Ardmore, Pa. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)

Merion has personality, but don’t call it quirky

The U.S. Open, one of golf’s four major championships, will get underway at Merion Golf Club on Thursday. It’s the first time ...

13 years ago

 Gov.Jack Markell, D-Del., joined by Sen. Margaret Rose Henry, D-Wilm. East, and Rep. Michael Barbieri, D-Newark during the signing of Senate Bill 16.

Reporting a lost gun now law in Delaware

Nearly 6 months after Delaware Gov. Jack Markell introduced a package of bills that make up stricter gun laws; Markell signed another pie ...

13 years ago

 Herbert and Catherine Schaible will both face charges of third-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter in the pneumonia death of their 8-month-old son. (AP Photo/Philadelphia Police Department)

Northeast Philly couple face murder charges in death of infant son [updated]

Herbert and Catherine Schaible — the couple who chose “divine healing” over medical care in the death of their 8-month-old ...

13 years ago

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