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New Jersey pharmaceutical company pleads guilty to illegal marketing
A New Jersey-based drugmaker agreed on Tuesday to pay $45 million to resolve charges that it improperly marketed its weight-gain drug to ...
14 years ago
Tony Auth illustrates Philadelphia’s property tax bureaucracy
NewsWorks artist in residence Tony Auth asked readers for some help and suggestions when he hit the drawing board to illustrate some of t ...
14 years ago
Warm welcome in Harrisburg as new Public Welfare chief assumes hot seat
A Pennsylvania Senate hearing gave lawmakers a chance to heap praise on the state Department of Public Welfare’s brand-new chief. ...
14 years ago
NAACP backs Delaware bill to restore the voting rights of felons
In his first trip to Wilmington, Delaware, Benjamin Todd Jealous, president and CEO of the NAACP, encouraged state lawmakers to support t ...
14 years ago
$9 billion N.J. school-funding plan may fall short, education advocates say
A school-funding plan faced some criticism during a public hearing on New Jersey’s proposed $32.9 billion state budget. Gov. ...
14 years ago
Emlen Elementary sixth grader wins first place at Carver Science Fair
Tyree Gladden, Jr., a sixth grader at Emlen Elementary School, won first place at this year’s George Washington Carver Science Fair ...
14 years ago
After small trip of its own, N.C. Wyeth ‘Odyssey’ painting safe in Philly museum
“The Trial of the Bow” was thought missing for 30 years until it was recently discovered in the Philadelphia headquarters of ...
14 years ago
Philly controller worried about AVI assessments
Philadelphia’s city controller says he wants a look at the nuts and bolts behind the reassessment of the city’s real estate a ...
14 years ago
Bullet removed from Wilmington police officer’s face
About a month after Wilmington police officer Justin Wilkers was shot in the line of duty, doctors finally removed the bullet from his fa ...
14 years ago
South Jersey Shore towns could flood because of mid-week storm
Jersey Shore towns Atlantic City and south could get walloped with flood waters during this week’s storm, says Tom Thunstrom of ...
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