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Arcadia University dismisses president
Arcadia University has dismissed President Carl “Tobey” Oxholm III after less than two years of leading the school in Glensid ...
14 years ago
In first year, Pa. police issued 1,302 tickets for texting while driving
In the first year of Pennsylvania’s ban on texting while driving, police issued just 1,302 tickets statewide. For a sample o ...
14 years ago
14th Police District: Where bedsheets are set on fire
This list covers March 1-7, 2013 March 1 7:30 a.m. Aggravated Assault: 100 block of W. Chelten Ave. Compla ...
14 years ago
Conductor Krajewski offers preview of post-Nero Philly Pops
This weekend, the Philly Pops will welcome its new music director-designate. Michael Krajewski will officially take over the podiu ...
14 years ago
39th District: Where cheesesteaks were stolen at gunpoint
This list covers March 1 – March 7 March 1 12 a.m. Theft: 3800 block of N. 19th St. $450 in ca ...
14 years ago
Community groups seek more funding from N.J. budget plan
A coalition of community groups is lining up against Gov. Chris Christie’s proposed state budget. The budget lacks funding f ...
14 years ago
5th District: Meat slicer and $900 in cash stolen from Ridge Ave. restaurant
This list covers March 3 – March 10 March 3 1:30 a.m. Theft: 7800 block of Ridge Ave. CD chang ...
14 years ago
End to free parking eyed at Trenton-Mercer Airport
Free parking may be coming to an end at Trenton-Mercer Airport, where Frontier Airlines is expanding its schedule of flights. Merc ...
14 years ago
Latest Matusiewicz YouTube video takes aim at Delaware AG [video]
In the latest YouTube post made by Lenore Matusiewicz and her sister-in-law Linda Kula, the family suggests that Delaware Attorney Genera ...
14 years ago
Could G-town Radio soon jump from online to the FM dial?
On Friday, iMPeRFeCT Gallery owner Renny Molenaar’s launch of a six-month art project in the window of Maplewood Mall’s G-tow ...
14 years ago
The religious roots of the minimum wage
Will raising the minimum wage put more money in the pockets of America’s working poor? Or will it have the opposite effect, throwing mo ...
14 years ago
Paulsboro derailment settlement would limit kid lawsuits
A railroad is offering parents in southern New Jersey a settlement stemming from a derailment that would make it difficult for their chil ...
14 years ago
WHYY/NewsWorks schools reporter wins national honor
Benjamin B. Herold, education reporter for WHYY/NewsWorks, has been honored by the Education Writers Association as the best schools beat ...
14 years ago
Delaware schools to adopt statewide cyberbullying policy
A statewide policy on cyberbullying goes into effect this week. The regulation lead by Attorney General Beau Biden and Lieutenant ...
14 years ago