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Ahead of Broad Street Run, police show off new surveillance technology
Philadelphia is testing a new tool for keeping major events safe. In advance of the ...
13 years ago
Pa. Senate hears from critics of privatizing liquor sales
The societal ills that could come with more access to alcohol have been the subject of every single piece of spoken testimony in a Pennsy ...
13 years ago
Ellsworth Kelly exhibit inaugurates Barnes’ nod to contemporary art
The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia is about to open its first exhibition of contemporary art since the foundation was created in 1923. ...
13 years ago
Idea to register and vote on same day floated in Delaware legisature
Ater and election where many states made it harder to vote. The Delaware legislature will consider a bill to make the state&nb ...
13 years ago
Director of Institute for Advanced Study announces Netherlands’ new King to the world
The man who announced to the world the new King of the Netherlands holds a position in New Jersey. ...
13 years ago
Supporters of Delaware’s death penalty repeal bill want a rule suspension and floor hearing
Members of the Delaware House Judicial Committee today tabled a bill that would repeal the state’s death penalty law, but bill supporte ...
13 years ago
Sam Katz: Fiscal prophet or Chicken Little?
It’s fascinating to hear Sam Katz, chairman of the state board overseeing Philadelphia’s finances, says he fears the city cou ...
13 years ago
Bike-share firms peddle services to Philly for 2014 program launch
Bike-share programs are popping up all over the country, and Philadelphia is on board. Officials have announced the city will sponsor its ...
13 years ago
Fewer Pa. school districts seek to exceed tax limit
Fewer and fewer Pennsylvania school districts are seeking approval to raise property taxes beyond a state-imposed inflation index without ...
13 years ago
