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Ad targets lawmaker from Bucks on Pa. liquor privatization plan
A group lobbying for a swift end to the Pennsylvania liquor store system has ...
13 years ago
Nutter seems determined to sell PGW
There was a time when I thought the city selling the Philadelphia Gas Works was about as likely as us getting the Olympics. I doub ...
13 years ago
Practice run allows families affected by autism to prepare for a Phillies’ game
Baseball is the all-American summer pastime, but for families affected by autism, going to the ballpark can quickly become overwhelming.< ...
13 years ago
NextFab Studio hosts prototyping how-to during Philly Tech Week [video]
NextFab Studio in South Philadelphia hosted “Product Prototyping in 60 Minutes” for 30 engineers, entrepreneurs and artists intereste ...
13 years ago
Poll: N.J. residents unfazed by Boston attack, irritated by big Rutgers payouts
Most New Jersey residents say the bombings at the Boston Marathon won’t stop them from attending major events. ...
13 years ago
KeySpot initiative to help Philly residents get online seeks new funding
With KeySpot, Philadelphia’s Freedom Rings Partnership established computer labs ...
13 years ago
Audit report finds excesses in Pa. Legislature’s spending
A report on the Pennsylvania General Assembly’s internal finances shows the body spent nearly $307 million last year and has contin ...
13 years ago
Jersey Shore dune projects pit neighbor against neighbor
Dorothy Jedziniak is worried about a dune she and her husband Ted first built back in the 1970s. “We watched over [it] so many y ...
13 years ago
Philly Tech Week panel asks: Can city become national hub for social entrepreneurship?
Can Philadelphia become the hub for companies in the business of doing good? That was the question at a Philly Tech Week event at the Uni ...
13 years ago
On Saturday, April 27, 1-5 p.m., Mount Airy Violins & Bows, run by bowmaker Elizabeth Shaak, is hosting a Modern Makers Fest with a f ...
13 years ago