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The ins and outs of New Jersey’s grant programs for Sandy aid
After Superstorm Sandy, many agencies and organizations stepped up to provide grants and loans to those whose homes were damaged. The mon ...
13 years ago
Laurel Hill grant paves way for new Kelly Drive entrance
The Friends of Laurel Hill Cemetery in East Falls has been awarded a $200,000 Preservation Implementation grant from The Pew Center for A ...
13 years ago
The final month: From Seattle, she mourns the loss of Germantown High School
Patricia Newton is the third member of Germantown High School’s Class of 1965 to share recollections in “The Final Month̶ ...
13 years ago
Delaware lawmakers want more information from oil refinery
The Delaware House unanimously passed legislation requiring the Delaware City Oil Refinery to disclose more information about the crude o ...
13 years ago
One NCAA case dismissed, second on distribution of Pa. fine funds continues
Pennsylvania’s auditor general says Gov. Tom Corbett’s rejected bid to overturn sanctions against Penn State has no bearing o ...
13 years ago
Philly L&I permitting heavy on procedure, light on common sense
Procedural assumptions may have proved deadly six times over this week, as a fly-by-night demolition ...
13 years ago
N.J. considers limiting energy suppliers’ solicitation calls
New Jersey lawmakers are considering legislation that would limit the phone calls residents get from companies that supply electric power ...
13 years ago
Sarah Murnaghan has better chance for new lungs, but transplant outcomes mixed
A 10-year-old girl waiting for a lung transplant at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia now has a top spot on the waiting list ...
13 years ago