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 St. Anthony's Church is home for the weeklong Italian festival.  (John Mussoni/WHYY)

Celebrating 100 at Wilmington’s Italian festival

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 Superstorm Sandy swept some homes off their foundations in Mantoloking, N.J. (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

Mantoloking eyeing eminent domain to build dunes

Mantoloking is one of the Jersey Shore towns that suffered the most devastation from Superstorm Sandy. Five of the 128 oceanfront propert ...

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NJ Transit approves wifi for its trains

Wi-Fi access New Jersey Transit’s rail commuters in stations and on trains won’t be free for everyone. The agency̵ ...

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 While initial reports of a bomb proved unfounded, police reported that a substance found outside a Northwest Philadelphia politician's office was still dangerous. (Matthew Grady/for NewsWorks)

Germantown man pleads guilty to leaving suspicious devices at Rep. Evans’ campaign office, rec center

A 20-year-old Germantown man has pleaded guilty to targeting a West Oak Lane recreation center and politician’s office with a caust ...

13 years ago

 Philadelphia teacher Bernard Shero, left, and Rev. Charles Engelhardt have been sentenced to prison for child sexual abuse. (AP photos, file)

Priest, ex-teacher get prison in Philly abuse case

A judge has sentenced a Roman Catholic priest to six to 12 years in prison and a former teacher to eight to 16 years in a sex-abuse case ...

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 Desmin and Jania Daniels stand outside what will soon be their restaurant on West Chelten Avenue in Germantown. (Alaina Mabaso/for NewsWorks)

Mt. Airy couple on the unexpected cusp of becoming Germantown restaurateurs

The path that led Mt. Airy couple Desmin and Jania Daniels to the verge of opening a new restaurant in Germantown has passed through othe ...

13 years ago

 Cystic fibrosis patient Sarah Murnaghan, 10, underwent successful lung transplant surgery Wednesday at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. (Photo courtesy of the the Murnaghan family)

Sarah Murnaghan’s lung transplant a success [updated]

The 10-year-old girl whose efforts to qualify for an organ donation spurred public debate over how organs are allocated has had a success ...

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Heather Block’s hope for medicare insurance reform passes Delaware senate

Disabled Medicare recipients under the age of 65 are one step closer to being able to purchase supplemental insurance. The Senate ...

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 As the community garden is entering its fourth year, residents have gradually developed a stronger sense of responsibility for their own plots.  (William Hao-Wei Yang/for NewsWorks)

South Philly garden cultivates nutrition and community for refugees [photos]

Hidden between Emily and 8th streets, a lush community garden sits at the heart of the home of more than 92 Bhutanese and Burmese refugee ...

13 years ago

Hundreds rally for Medicaid expansion in Harrisburg

Cheryl Gannon, 52, works as a full-time home caregiver, but has no health insurance herself. She is among hundreds of people heading to H ...

13 years ago

 Cartoon by Rob Tornoe

New Jersey Catholic Church spending big to keep abuse victims silent

This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. Rev. Michael Fugee is a New Jersey priest who was pu ...

13 years ago

Charter school overhaul making progess in Delaware

It’s going to be tougher to start future Charter Schools in Delaware. A bill to reform Delaware’s nearly 20-year-old charter scho ...

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 Bernard Shero (left) and Charles Engelhardt (right) will be sentenced June 12. (AP Photos, file)

Priest, ex-teacher face time in Philly abuse case

A Roman Catholic priest and former teacher face long prison terms when they are sentenced in a priest-abuse case that brought down a Phil ...

13 years ago

 Senate Judiciary Committee members, Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., discuss proposed changes to immigration reform. The bill creates a 13-year pathway to citizenship for an estimated 11.5 million immigrants currently in the United States illegally. Internal divisions within the Republican party, disagreements over policy, cost concerns and more add complexity. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)
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 Dwight Evans, pictured in Germantown High School's 1971 yearbook. (Brian Hickey/WHYY)

The final month: GHS grad Dwight Evans says officials did not prepare for inevitable change

Of the 16 accomplishments that state Rep. Dwight Evans lists on his official website, two relate to education. The first: the West ...

13 years ago

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