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A Vision of Orchards in the City
A greener city is the goal of the Philadelphia Orchard Project. It’s an organization committed to the concept of permaculture ...
14 years ago
Another mass shooting. How many more before we defy the NRA and actually do something about it? ...
14 years ago
Education, marijuana and the fiscal cliff
Host Dave Heller and Frank Newport, editor in chief at the Gallup Poll, discuss polling around a variety of issues, including the fiscal ...
14 years ago
So there I was Friday morning, in an elevator in the federal court building with John Pease and Robert Zauzmer, the two prosecutors in th ...
14 years ago
Pa. man hooks record-breaking striped bass in Del.
Delaware officials say a Pennsylvania man has hooked at 52-pound striped bass as part of the Delaware Sport Fishing Tournament, breaking ...
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Breaking down the Philly School District’s proposed closures and consolidations in NW Philly
After weeks of speculation, the School District of Philadelphia recommended on Thursday that 44 public schools close or relocate at the e ...
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N.J. reality show chef wilts in the heat but bounces back
He’s a talkative, outgoing and charismatic chef who specializes in Latin cuisine. He’s also a veteran U.S. Marine w ...
14 years ago
Sen. Carper reacts to CT school shooting , Sec. of State position and talks about his new assignment
As the community of Newtown, Connecticut mourns the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School where close to 30, mostly children ar ...
14 years ago
You can now appeal Philadelphia parking tickets online
Got a parking ticket in Philadelphia? You can now appeal it online. Fran Cooper of Cherry Hill, N.J., drove into Philadelphia in S ...
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Owners of Sandy-devastated Shore businesses seeking grants, not loans
Small businesses at the Jersey Shore struggling to recover from Hurricane Sandy are hoping they’ll be able to get federal grants, n ...
14 years ago
With Corbett not on board, ‘right to work’ seems unlikely in Pa.
At least one business interest group is hoping Pennsylvania is right on Michigan’s heels as the next state to pass right-to-work le ...
14 years ago
New mayor, new chief, same challenges in Wilmington
When Mayor-elect Dennis Williams takes office next month he’ll be the first new mayor in more than a decade, but he’ll face m ...
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Pa. must do more to recruit foster parents, child welfare report says
Pennsylvania’s rate of children in foster care has dropped in the last year, according to a recent report on the state of child wel ...
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N.J. judge denies media access to Autumn Pasquale case
A judge has denied news organizations access to court hearings in the case of two teenage brothers accused of killing a 12-year-old south ...
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Visiting the Dickinson Plantation
Gloria Henry, the site supervisor for the John Dickinson Plantation, talks about how the home is set up and what people will find when th ...
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