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NewsWorks’ 2012 pre-Halloween photos
Since Hurricane Sandy is likely to make a mess of everyone’s Halloween displays, NewsWorks thought it might be a good idea to docum ...
14 years ago
Frankenstorm could strike New Jersey
Forecasters say there’s increasing confidence that Hurricane Sandy could pose a threat to New Jersey. The National Weather S ...
14 years ago
Philadelphia jobs commission begins work
Philadelphia has a new commission tasked with figuring out how to create more jobs, more quickly. The panel met Wednesday for the first t ...
14 years ago
Property owner in Germantown spite-blight case skips court hearing
Mercurial Germantown property owner Anthony Byrne is facing more than $36,000 in fines after failing to appear at the latest hearing in a ...
14 years ago
‘Pirate politics’ a budding U.S. social movement
When voters go to the polls on Nov. 6, they will likely choose between Republican and Democratic candidates, but there’s a nascent ...
14 years ago
Employers in N.J. may be banned from asking workers for social media passwords
The New Jersey Senate has given final legislative approval to a measure that prevents employers from asking job applicants and employees ...
14 years ago
N.J. high court: Woman with no genetic connection to baby carried by surrogate is not mom
Surrogate birth advocates are disappointed with a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling that a woman who arranges for a surrogate to give birth ...
14 years ago
No immediate relief for parents unhappy with Camden public schools
This week’s NJ Spotlight podcast features John Mooney explaining a judge’s decision to deny a request by parents of three Cam ...
14 years ago