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Books-A-Million is apparently making plans to open a new bookstore concept at the former Border’s location near Christiana Mall and ...

Two separate groups have used the “Friends of Dickinson Square Park” moniker, which has presented somewhat of an issue for th ...

Fewer bicyclists are getting into accidents in Philadelphia.  The drop is in line with data from other parts of the country: the mor ...

Authorities have confirmed that the bodies of four Americans killed in the U.S. consulate attack in Libya were brought to the military mo ...

My wife wants to move to Abington, where used condoms don’t litter dark driveways and the sound of gunshots is rare. I want to stay ...

A hot, dry summer may make for happy businesses owners at Delaware’s beaches, but Delaware farmers aren’t so happy.  Now ...

An extended community of mourners gathered in Nicetown Park on Friday night to mourn the loss a young man killed in what relatives sugges ...

The sound is so persistent that it fades from consciousness, but if you’re near a window as you read this, listen. At most t ...

Summer driving season may be over, but gas prices are showing no signs of retreat.  Gas prices are not following the usual September ...

Good morning, Feeders! Lizz Fiedler is checking in with Camden business who will be impacted by the city’s new business owne ...

The annual St. Hedwig Polish Festival takes over the Wilmington Riverfront this week with rides, entertainment, and of course, Polish foo ...

The Food Bank of Delaware breaks ground on an expansion at its Milford site this morning.  The $2.6 million project will includ ...

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For some, it was a last tango with summer.  For others, it was more of a tasteful transition to autumn.  On Saturday nig ...

Not much news was generated last Thursday, when the Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard arguments about the new state law, ginned up by the ...