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On Saturday, members of the public will have a chance to help shape a new public greenway guiding visitors to a little-known gem in South ...

Whether you come by car or foot or by horse, the Friends of the Wissahickon (FOW) is inviting the public to join them as they commemorate ...

There is one aspect of American elections that’s a subject of an enduring debate – the electoral college. In the 2000 election, t ...

After a year of planning to honor a local legend, Wilmington officials unveiled a statue of jazz musician Clifford Brown, which sits at t ...

The Winterthur’s 49th annual Delaware Antique Show is underway at the Chase Center in Wilmington.   This year’s ev ...

The Philadelphia Police Department is reorganizing its top brass with the aim of streamlining the operation.  Commissioner Ch ...

Northwest Philadelphia residents are mourning the departure of Capt. Joel Dales, who was recently promoted to staff inspector after two y ...

What should happen with the old West Philadelphia High School building? The School District of Philadelphia has two offers to conv ...

As part of the Wister Neighborhood Council’s ongoing efforts to restore the Waring House to its community mainstay heyday, a “ ...

This weekend, work out for a good cause at The Wall Cycling Studio, which is the official hub for Hurricane Sandy Relief Donations. ...

This weekend, work out for a good cause at The Wall Cycling Studio, which is the official hub for Hurricane Sandy Relief Donations. ...

Residents of some of the Jersey shore communities that were hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy are being escorted back onto the barrier isla ...

This Saturday, head to the Roxborough Home for Women for an open house an Holiday Bazaar from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Fresh baked goods, crafts, ...

This Saturday, head to the Roxborough Home for Women for an open house an Holiday Bazaar from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Fresh baked goods, crafts, ...

Support local authors this Saturday’s at the Big Blue Marble Bookstore’s “Local Author Day” at 1 p.m. < ...