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In Philadelphia, the rhythm and movement of Argentine culture
Open-air tango demonstrations figured heavily in the planning of Argentine Week in Philadelphia, a cultural celebration organized by the ...
14 years ago
Explaining the four ballot questions being put to Philadelphia voters
Perhaps lost amid the incessant attention focused on the candidates hoping to emerge victorious at the polls on Nov. 6, voters in Philade ...
14 years ago
Romney, Ryan join push for Pennsylvania
If there was any doubt about whether Mitt Romney is making a serious effort to compete in Pennsylvania, it was erased with the ...
14 years ago
‘We’ll rebuild together,’ Christie tells storm-weary state
Gov. Chris Christie says Hurricane Sandy was the most powerful and severe storm in New Jersey’s history, and the challenges in its ...
14 years ago
Pension insolvency, tuition savings at issue in race for Pa. treasurer
The race for Pennsylvania treasurer may not be a high priority for voters, but they’ll have a choice among three hopefuls for the c ...
14 years ago
Freed, Kane make their cases to be Pa. attorney general
Pennsylvania’s Attorney General race has had all the plot points of a great pulp novel: unproven allegations of a scandal within a ...
14 years ago
As utilities rush to turn lights back on, powerless turn to generators
The line for electric generators stretched across the front of Cabela’s in Berks County Wednesday, and then doubled back. Em ...
14 years ago
Despite storm, South Jersey wastewater facilities running smoothly
There are no major or lingering problems with wastewater facilities in South Jersey, according to the New Jersey Department of Environmen ...
14 years ago
Sandy a bonanza for businesses involved in cleanup
Superstorm Sandy has left behind massive destruction and urgent recovery efforts. The hurricane has meant disaster for many businesses, w ...
14 years ago
Former Penn State president Spanier charged in Sandusky cover-up
Former Penn State President Graham Spanier has been charged with aiding in a cover-up of child sexual abuse by Jerry Sandusky on Penn Sta ...
14 years ago
‘Cooking With Who?’ competition returns to Mt. Airy
The “Platinum Spatula” will be up for grabs again when the “Cookin’ With WHO” fundraising competition retur ...
14 years ago
Pennsylvania School for the Deaf honored at Council meeting
An excited group of students, teachers, administrators and alumni from the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf took center stage at Thursday ...
14 years ago
Schnecksville, Pa., farmer: Chickens OK after superstorm Sandy
Don’t mess with the chickens in Schnecksville, Pa. They’re some pretty tough birds, as an organic pasture farmer recentl ...
14 years ago
Prosecutor wants Autumn Pasquale’s accused killers tried as adults
The Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office wants Donte and Justin Robinson tried as adults for allegedly murdering 12-year-old Autumn Pa ...
14 years ago
Fels marks its 75th Anniversary with a celebratory dinner
The Fels Institute of Government at the University of Pennsylvania celebrated its 75th anniversary with a dinner held Oct. 4 at the Loews ...
14 years ago