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Every birthday, I become reflective and take stock of what’s happened in the preceding 12 months. This year, I had some momentous p ...

A new billboard on a major road near a homeless encampment in Camden makes a request of people passing through the embattled city. ...

For the second time in three months, a store in Germantown’s Chelten Plaza was robbed at gunpoint. The latest robbery involv ...

Good morning, Feeders! While you enjoy this delightful weather, stay tuned for Tom MacDonald’s report on Philly’s prop ...

Pennsylvania’s 2013 teacher of the year is about to be revealed. State Education Secretary Ron Tomalis is scheduled to make ...

Residents in Smyrna will be able to get emergency hospital care quicker when the new Bayhealth Emergency Room opens.   State ...

The holiday spirit swept through Northwest Philadelphia over the weekend during the Chestnut Hill Community Association’s annual Ho ...

Rick Santorum says he’s “open” to running for president again in 2016. Insert joke here. The odds of his winning ...

Sussex County breaks ground on a new paramedic station near Millsboro.  The nearly $600,000 EMS station will provide a permanent hom ...

Newark will host an open house for residents and businesses in town to learn more about its smart meter project.   The new me ...

Hindsight might be 20/20, but events that will someday constitute history can be a muddle of myopia. Todd Andrlik, a history buff ...

Small business Saturday has come and gone, but there’s still time to support local shore spots that lost business during Sandy, whe ...

Officials have removed a relaxation drink named after reggae icon Bob Marley after several students at a New Jersey school were sickened. ...

State Senate Republican leader Dominic Pileggi is renewing his call for Pennsylvania to change the way it awards its electoral votes in p ...

The silence and serenity inside St. Paul’s Episcopal Church starkly contrasted Mohammed Al-Jumaili’s life in Iraq. In ...