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New pope is first from South America
VATICAN CITY (AP) — Argentine Jorge Bergoglio has been elected pope, the first ever from the Americas an ...
14 years ago
8 charged in multimillion-dollar Pa. Turnpike corruption probe
A sweeping grand jury investigation into contracting practices at the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission has led to charges against eight p ...
14 years ago
Singular approaches to collecting fine art in Philly
Right now, three large and midsized museums are exhibiting works from three major, private collections in the Philadelphia region. ...
14 years ago
Despite delays, Delaware still in talks with Fisker
While Henrik Fisker has left the company he founded, Delaware economic development leaders are still working with the company in hopes th ...
14 years ago
As Delaware school district loses tax vote, Colonial district gets ready to cut jobs, programs
Extreme changes to the Colonial School District are ahead. After the district’s proposed budget of $12.9 million was defeated on Februa ...
14 years ago
The Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Young Friends gather for the annual Winter Gala
Brought to you by Freemans Auctioneers, The Circuit, with Caroline Stewart, takes you to the Philadelphia Museum of Art for the Young Fri ...
14 years ago
Philly won $1 million from Bloomberg. Now what?
Social entrepreneurship is a fancy term for making money while doing good. The procurement process is a fancy term for how the cit ...
14 years ago
Greene Street Friends seventh graders sent off to Costa Rica with advice (and hugs)
“Don’t lock people out of cabins when monkeys are chasing them.” That was one valuable nugget in the list of adv ...
14 years ago
As Delaware auto workers and state leaders wait for Fisker, the company’s founder resigns
He founded and lent his name to the company, but now, Henrik Fisker has walked away. While it’s not clear what the departure ...
14 years ago
Public meetings begin on New Jersey’s new teacher evaluation rules
The New Jersey Department of Education will hold a public presentation this afternoon to explain new changes to the teacher evaluation sy ...
14 years ago
Drown what in a bathtub, exactly?
It was Grover Norquist, the man who induced an entire herd of elephants to sign his no-tax pledge, who first expressed a desire to shrink ...
14 years ago
UPenn symposium focuses on food security
NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller interviews Yael Lehmann, Executive Director of The Food Trust and keynote speaker of a three day sympo ...
14 years ago
Subway restaurant’s Chelten Plaza location is open for business
On Wednesday morning, Kamal Jitsing sat at a table inside the new Subway location in Germantown’s Chelten Plaza. For months, ...
14 years ago
Delaware gets piece of Google Street View settlement
Delaware’s Consumer Protection Fund will get a portion of a $7 million settlement reached with the search engine giant over how it ...
14 years ago
Montco high schooler takes 2nd place at Intel Science Talent Search
Jonah Kallenbach, 17, from Montgomery County just won $75,000 in the 2013 Intel Science Talent Search. Here’s this from Inte ...
14 years ago