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$123 million settlement for victims of Delaware pedophile pediatrician
Attorneys for the state medical society and a southern Delaware hospital have settled a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of victims o ...
13 years ago
Dover conference focuses on housing
Day-long conference in Dover focuses on challenges facing prospective homeowners in Delaware. The 2012 Governor’s Confe ...
13 years ago
4 arrested, $1.8M in heroin seized in Philly bust
Investigators say they arrested four people and ended up seizing a total of $1.8 million in heroin during a raid in northeast Philadelphi ...
13 years ago
Revel reveals revenue reversal in September
Atlantic City’s newest casino won less money from gamblers in September than it did in August. The 6-month-old casino resort ...
13 years ago
Germantown’s Social Security Office moves to E. Chelten Ave. next week
Next Wednesday, the Philadelphia Germantown Social Security Office will open its new location at 701 E. Chelten Ave. The move, fro ...
13 years ago
New Jersey breaking tradition with November school board elections
This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. Many of us are preoccupied with behi ...
13 years ago
From fused glass to woodworking, and hand weaving to encaustic mixed media, a variety of artwork in the Manayunk, Roxborough and East Fal ...
13 years ago
Quintessence opens third season with ‘joyous’ and ‘heartbreaking’ Shakespeare tale
When it comes to Shakespeare, director Alexander Burns finds elaborate sets and production concepts more than distracting. Given the powe ...
13 years ago
Mt. Airy USA reveals three-year strategy
In today’s tough economy, non-profits are being challenged to find creative solutions to successfully pay for projects for which pu ...
13 years ago
Mary Cassatt’s prints on exhibit at Rutgers University
This is part of a series from Ilene Dube of The Artful Blogger. Her classic paintings of mothers and children in dom ...
13 years ago