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TransitChek commuter program changes name to RideECO
Commuters who use the “TransitChek” program will soon see a new name on their vouchers. The Delaware Val ...
14 years ago
Keeping storm water management green
NewsWorks Tonight Host Dave Heller, Joanne Dahme of the Philadelphia Water Department, and Tavis Dockwiller of Viridian Landscape, discus ...
14 years ago
Hershey Entertainment taps Simpson as new CEO
Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Co. says its president William F. Simpson Jr. will become chief executive when Ted Kleisner retires a ...
14 years ago
Racing to stay in front of the few marathoners who want to cheat
Sixteen-thousand people are running the Philadelphia Marathon Sunday — and every last person will get a time. Over the summer, < ...
14 years ago
Passage Theatre celebrates the land through dance, music, poetry in Trenton
This video is part of a series from New Jersey Arts News. One-hundred acres of Trenton parkland designed by Frederick Law ...
14 years ago
NYPD captain jumps hurdles to run in Philly Marathon
Would you spend almost $500 to run 26.2 miles? For non-runners, the life of a marathoner is not easy to understand. The cancellation of t ...
14 years ago
NOVA to air ‘Inside the Megastorm’ on WHYY-TV 11/18 and 11/21
Was Hurricane Sandy a freak combination of weather systems? Or are hurricanes increasing in intensity due to a warming climate? How did t ...
14 years ago
City Hall hosts rare display of West Collection contemporary art
A major collection of international contemporary art lives in Oaks, Pa., 25 miles from downtown Philadelphia. The privately held West Col ...
14 years ago
4th annual ‘Pints for North Light’ fundraiser is Thursday
This week, local residents and supporters of the North Light Community Center will raise a pint or two for the fourth annual “Pints ...
14 years ago
N.J. deploys mobile insurance offices to help with Sandy claims
New Jersey is setting up some mobile offices Thursday in Ocean, Monmouth and Middlesex counties to help the state’s residents deal ...
14 years ago
Riverfront buffer bill passes Philadelphia City Council hurdle
Philadelphia City Council is pushing new development back from the Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers. Joe Syrnick, President of ...
14 years ago
Now’s the time to fill out homestead exemption forms in Philadelphia
If you want to see a homestead exemption on your Philadelphia property tax bill next year, your application must be completed by the end ...
14 years ago
Philadelphia’s Second Alarmers return from Hurricane Sandy relief mission in New Jersey
Continuing nearly a century of service to first responders, Philadelphia’s Second Alarmers celebrated their 91st anniversary last w ...
14 years ago
Rating agency: Few post-storm downgrades seen
A credit rating agency says Sandy could pose short-term financial hardships for hard-hit towns, but the storm is unlikely to affect munic ...
14 years ago
A year after Sandusky arrest, Penn State changes still pending
One year after the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal, Pennsylvania’s auditor general says it’s time for the governor and ...
14 years ago