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If you need a break from contemplating the tragedy in Boston, there’s this: The crew at Saturday Night Live spoofed U.S. Sen ...

Our bipedal species was born to run.  The range of characteristics on display at the Boston Marathon was overwhelmingly positive. &n ...

Homeownership for residents like Kimberly Mathis, who lives on the 5300 block of Priscilla St. in Germantown, is a rewarding experience.< ...

Yes, Miss America is coming back to Atlantic City, but at quite a price: ...

The mayor says there have been no specific threats in the city, but Nutter says security will be increased for the annual Broad Street Ru ...

Shortly after Boston’s annual idyll devolved into mayhem, I posted a tweet. “Worst thing: People died…Second worst thin ...

Addendum: I made a small change to acknowledge that the proceeds for this event go to the James Rand ...

Until now, Delawareans who live in manufactured homes have been shut out of foreclosure prevention programs. State leaders unveile ...

Saying that thousands of children are being denied quality educational opportunities, about 200 students, parents, and charter proponents ...

Terence Blanchard, one of the great players of contemporary jazz, is in Philadelphia this week to teach high school students the ropes. ...

I first visited Kensington during the winter of 1992. I didn’t want to be there. I remember stepping out of a white van with ...

South Pacific is a Rogers and Hammerstein classic with timeless music and a great love story, and it’s the ...

“Are they out yet?” a driver yelled out the window of a tomato-colored Scion, addressing the group of volunteers at the inter ...

For William Penn Charter School 11th-graders and their teachers, the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts was an unexpected ch ...

In an era of The Kindle and IPad the fact public libraries have had to adapt or die. In Collingswood, N.J. the library plays an important ...