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Delaware pageant winner resigns, denies sex tape
Pageant officials say Miss Delaware Teen USA has resigned. Melissa King says she is not stepping down because of a sex video that ...
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Climate change makes every house in Delaware a ‘beach home’
The warm weather has Rob Tornoe questioning those who question climate. He has some thoughts and a cartoon that explains where he stands. ...
14 years ago
The Grand Theatre rises again for Road Company’s 2013 season in Willimastown, N.J.
Brought to you by Freemans Auctioneers, The Circuit, with Caroline Stewart, takes you to Williamstown, New Jersey, to celebrate the reope ...
14 years ago
Former AstraZeneca employee, contractor charged
The Delaware attorney general’s office says a former AstraZeneca employee and a contractor have been charged with billing the compa ...
14 years ago
Clearing debris-clogged marshlands ongoing issue along New Jersey’s coast
A steady rain Saturday made the volunteers’ grunt work in the mucky waters even more laborious: removing tons of debris—by hand ...
14 years ago
Budget Games: How Christie plugged a $3 billion structural deficit
Proclaiming that he had restored “fiscal discipline,” Gov. Chris Christie yesterday unveiled a $32.846 billion election year ...
14 years ago
14th Police District: Where three cars and two stoves were stolen in one week
This list covers Feb. 15-21, 2013. Feb. 15 12 a.m. Auto Theft: 8600 block of Germantown Ave. Taken was a 2 ...
14 years ago
How would you illustrate ‘Philadelphia’s bureaucracy’?
Help Tony Auth illustrate our new blog Taxipedia. It’s all about about the Philadelphia’s attempt to fairly appraise all resi ...
14 years ago
Constituents ask Cindy Bass about AVI, disability initiatives and quality of life issues over coffee
Reflecting the diversity of her district, residents brought a variety of concerns to a “Coffee with the Councilwoman” last Fr ...
14 years ago
Phila. school lunches: Goodbye fries, hello fennel
In some school cafeterias in Philadelphia, students are saying goodbye to french fries and hello to roasted fennel. They’re ...
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At the risk of quoting T. S. Eliot twice in the span of a week – oh heck, why not – let it be recorded that the Republican cr ...
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Supreme Court hears cases at Widener Law
Delaware Supreme Court Justices go on the road to hear oral arguments at Widener Law School. Arguments are scheduled to get underwa ...
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Governor Markell will present the Governor’s Heritage Award to former Delaware judge William T. Quillen. Citing his distingui ...
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Springside Chestnut Hill Academy students launch waste reduction initiative
The Springside Chestnut Hill Academy Lower School for Girls, one of five divisions at the school, is showing they mean business when it c ...
14 years ago
Teachers join school-closings ‘Walk In My Shoes’ protest at Fulton Elementary
Fran Hoffman didn’t mince words Tuesday afternoon while discussing the collective mood inside Robert Fulton Elementary’s East ...
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