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Pa. Senate leader suggests steep increase in school security funding
The leader of Pennsylvania’s Senate wants to increase grant funding twentyfold for school security, including armed guards. ...
14 years ago
A tale of two states: Solar credit crashes in N.J. and Pa.
The price of solar energy credits in Pennsylvania and New Jersey both crashed in 2011. Fueled by the combination of state and feder ...
14 years ago
Camden’s past reflected clearly in exhibit; artistic future remains uncertain
“I’m a half-full kind of guy,” says Cyril Reade, the director for the Center of Art on the Rutgers-Camden campus. The r ...
14 years ago
Philly restaurant workers get free flu shots
Restaurant workers got free flu shots in Philadelphia Tuesday from Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and the Restaurant Opportunities ...
14 years ago
Mayor Nutter vows to work towards securing 2014 cycling event
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter isn’t giving up on the Philadelphia bike race. In a statement released Tuesday afternoon, ...
14 years ago
First do-gooder companies apply to Pa.
In Philadelphia Tuesday, Secretary of the Commonwealth Carol Aichele accepted registration forms from the state’s first “bene ...
14 years ago
The Pa. Lottery — who makes the deal?
It’s been fascinating to watch Gov. Tom Corbett tout his 20-year deal with a British firm to run and expand the state lottery, and ...
14 years ago
Frankford man arrested for Roxborough pizza shop burglary
A Frankford man has been arrested by the Philadelphia Police Department in connection to a 2012 burglary at a Roxborough pizza shop. ...
14 years ago
In N.J., opinions divided on either side of seawall proposal
Some New Jersey towns are considering building seawalls as protection from future storms. There are some concerns, however, about the eff ...
14 years ago
The new Obama: So much for mild-mannered
How liberated, fearless and comfortable President Obama seemed at his second inaugural. It’s as if he realizes, at last, that he ...
14 years ago