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Two judges installed in Wilmington
The investiture ceremony for two judges will be held today at the New Castle County Courthouse in Wilmington. At noon, Paul Wallace ...
14 years ago
Council cuts N.J. summer flounder season
Fishermen will have 25 fewer days to catch summer flounder in New Jersey. The New Jersey Marine Fisheries Council on Thursday appr ...
14 years ago
Philly school-closings vote marked by protests, arrests and raw emotion
Neighborhood activist Pamela Williams, upon learning West Philadelphia’s University City High School will close, called Thursday ni ...
14 years ago
Weekly Entertainment Guide – ‘Raisin in the Sun,’ Tug Boat art, and Theatre Confetti
Looking for something to do this week? WHYY’s Robin Bloom has some recommendations on what’s happening in the Philadelphia re ...
14 years ago
On Facebook, I mean. Is there a prize for clicking on that goofy thumbs-up symbol? Does it provide a ...
14 years ago
After an excruciating day of protests and pleas for mercy, Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission voted Thursday night to close 23 ...
14 years ago
Manayunk’s former St. Lucy’s site to take on transformation
With civic approval obtained, local developers are seeking to transform former church property in Manayunk into apartments and single fam ...
14 years ago
SRC votes to close Germantown High, Fulton and Kinsey elementaries; spares Roosevelt
Vera Primus’ eyes said it all. Her words added an exclamation point. “I’m just floored,” said a teary Prim ...
14 years ago
Germantown’s spite-blight case finally comes to a legal end
The city’s latest legal case against the elderly owner of a Germantown home involved in a long-running dispute with neighbors came ...
14 years ago