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Let’s shift gears for a couple minutes and bring Rob Tornoe in for his editorial cartoon.  This week Rob is drawing and writing ab ...

Delaware is updating its safe sleep message to new parents.     A generation ago, doctors and health offic ...

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Almost two months have passed since Philadelphia’s new zoning code took effect, but many of the City’s rivers and streams sti ...

Philadelphia health officials brought parents together with child-welfare and juvenile-justice workers Monday to talk about the new scien ...

More from the candidates.  This time the Democratic and Republican candidates for the House of Representatives, we start with Republ ...

Cumberland County, N.J. residents spent a sunny Saturday in Vineland’s Giampietro Park for the dedication of a domestic violence vi ...

A new study says casinos in Atlantic City are relying too much on free rooms and meals to attract gamblers.   Atlantic ...

The condolences and memories are still pouring in for Pennsylvania’s former U.S. Senator Arlen Specter.    ...

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October Gallery brought back its International Art Expo to Mount Airy this weekend. The event, now in its 27th season, was considerably s ...

As the search continues for retired University of Delaware professor John E. Dohms, the Newark Police Department released a time progress ...

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Despite a stalled economic recovery and high joblessness among African Americans, President Barack Obama appears to enjoy solid support i ...

This Friday, a representative of State Sen. Vincent Hughes’ office will kick off a bi-weekly office hours session at Councilman Jon ...