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Delaware lawmakers file marriage equality bill [video]
Same-sex couples in Delaware are getting closer to their goal of achieving the same marriage rights as heterosexual couples. In Wilmingto ...
13 years ago
Philly-area Medicare participants may have to change medical supply vendors
Some people enrolled in Medicare may need to find a new place to buy their at-home medical supplies such as scooters, portable oxygen tan ...
13 years ago
Casey pushes VA to fix snarls delaying benefits to vets
Pennsylvania’s senior U.S. senator is urging the federal government to speed up its efforts to correct issues at Veterans Affairs o ...
13 years ago
Rutgers hires former N.J. Attorney General John Farmer to replace Mike Wolf
Rutgers University has hired a widely respected former state attorney general to be the school’s top in-house lawyer after the last ...
13 years ago
Chestnut Hill’s ‘Weird Waste Day’ to benefit local grant program
In preparation for Earth Day, Green in Chestnut Hill (GRinCH) will be hosting their biannual Weird Waste Day on April 20 from 1 p.m. to 4 ...
13 years ago
With International Space Apps Challenge, world’s biggest hackathon centers on Philly
Philadelphia will soon be mission control for the world’s biggest mass collaboration. “As of right now, this looks to ...
13 years ago
Rutgers attorney John Wolf resigns, again
A Rutgers University lawyer resigned Thursday amid growing anger that he was still employed after approving a decision in December to sus ...
13 years ago
‘Companion’ sculpture takes up temporary residence in Philly’s 30th St. Station
For the first time, Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station has a temporary sculpture installed in its lobby. The c ...
13 years ago
Philadelphia City Controller debate is substantive smackdown
Three Democratic candidates came with their game faces last night for a sharp and substantive debate at the WHYY studios, co-sponsored by ...
13 years ago