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Reflecting the diversity of her district, residents brought a variety of concerns to a “Coffee with the Councilwoman” last Fr ...

In some school cafeterias in Philadelphia, students are saying goodbye to french fries and hello to roasted fennel. They’re ...

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 ...

Delaware Supreme Court Justices go on the road to hear oral arguments at Widener Law School.  Arguments are scheduled to get underwa ...

Governor Markell will present the Governor’s Heritage Award to former Delaware judge William T. Quillen.  Citing his distingui ...

The Springside Chestnut Hill Academy Lower School for Girls, one of five divisions at the school, is showing they mean business when it c ...

Fran Hoffman didn’t mince words Tuesday afternoon while discussing the collective mood inside Robert Fulton Elementary’s East ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is offering a tax break to homeowners to soften the blow of the city’s reassessment of about 579, ...

At this month’s 39th District police meeting for sections of East Falls and Germantown, Lt. Edward Bier had some good news: Crime s ...

Now that Pencader Business and Finance Charter School is forced to close it doors at the end of this academic year, its student body of m ...

Firefighters battled a blaze that started in the vacant portion of an East Germantown duplex and quickly spread to the other half. ...

A deal to privatize the Pennsylvania Lottery may have hit a snag, but contracts with the two private firms advising the commonwealth on t ...

Justice Vince Sicari is balancing two lives. He’s a municipal judge in New Jersey; he’s also comedian Vince August who warms ...