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Smaller beaches, fewer vacationers expected at N.J. Shore
Hurricane Sandy is expected to have a long-term economic impact on the Jersey Shore. Immediately, it will mean smaller beaches and a shor ...
13 years ago
Cop flap has Philly DA throwing out drug cases
The Philadelphia district attorney’s office continues to dismiss dozens of cases against accused drug offenders. The dismiss ...
13 years ago
Public meetings set on plan to close 37 Philadelphia schools
Philadelphians concerned with recent school closures can go to a citywide information session hosted by the school district.   ...
13 years ago
Summer trial likely on Pa. voter ID case
A Pennsylvania judge says a summer trial is likely in a case over the state’s controversial voter identification law. The me ...
13 years ago
Gyroscopes, a local inventor and physics on the fringe
Scientific discovery is often ferried along by passionate people working tirelessly to prove something out. It happens in corporate resea ...
13 years ago
ListenPhiladelphia leads U.S. in HPV immunization
Across the country, immunization rates against the human papillomavirus lag well behind other vaccines recommended for adolescents, but P ...
13 years ago
Fiscal task force sees significant challenges for N.J.
A task force that analyzed New Jersey’s financial condition has come up with some general recommendations but is not offering speci ...
13 years ago
Wilmington IMAX theater opens ahead of schedule
Just in time for the holidays and big screen hits, a 15-screen IMAX theater opened its doors to moviegoers on the Wilmington Riverfront, ...
13 years ago
Wilmington breaks ground on wastewater energy plant
Wilmington leaders celebrated the start of work on the city’s new facility that will turn gases from wastewater treatment and a nea ...
13 years ago
Across Philadelphia, strong reactions to school closings plan
It was all Philadelphians could talk about Thursday. The School District of Philadelphia wants to close one-sixth of its schools, a ...
13 years ago