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Police search for Roxborough pizza shop robber
Philadelphia police are searching for an unidentified man caught on tape robbing a Roxborough pizza shop last Friday. On Sept. 7, ...
14 years ago
Food Bank to help more hungry Delawareans get help
The Food Bank is trying to increase participation in the food stamp program, in response to last month’s Gallup poll that put Delaw ...
14 years ago
A barge journey in France [video]
A barge trip on the waterways of France is fabulous, but the barge owner and his story are even better. ...
14 years ago
Corbett hires friendly law firm for the Voter ID case
One reason the judge in the Pennsylvania voter ID case said he upheld the law was that he was convinced that while probably tens of thous ...
14 years ago
Neighbors get first look at proposed Bottom Dollar Food store
The developer planning to build a Bottom Dollar Food store at Chew Avenue and Washington Lane in Germantown gave a small group of key nei ...
14 years ago
Day in court for Pa. voter ID, Liberty Medal for Muhammad Ali
Good morning, Feeders! Tom MacDonald is about to file a story on this morning’s voter ID rally, and Emma Jacobs will cover t ...
14 years ago
Opponents rally before Pa. Supreme Court hearing on voter ID
Before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard arguments on the voter ID law, several hundred people rallied across the street from the Phil ...
14 years ago
What the Gordon victory could mean for New Castle and Delaware business
A nervous business community is weighing the impact of Tom Gordon’s stunning win over Paul Clark in the race for New Castle County Exec ...
14 years ago
Ready for the return of Nucky with a Boardwalk Empire Tasting Menu
On Sept. 16, Boardwalk Empire, the HBO show (very) loosely based on ...
14 years ago
Child abuse now officially a crime in Delaware
After several high profile child abuse cases in the First State, Delaware lawmakers have specifically named child abuse as a crime. < ...
14 years ago
Capital improvements up for discussion in Georgetown
Delaware’s plans for road improvements will be up for discussion today in Georgetown. The state ...
14 years ago
Teen boy, Hershey school settle AIDS bias case
A 14-year-old boy and his mother will receive $700,000 from the settlement of an AIDS discrimination lawsuit against a Pennsylvania priva ...
14 years ago
Big names lead poverty forum at DSU
National names bring Poverty Tour to Delaware State University. Syndicated radio host and political commentator Tavis Smiley will ...
14 years ago
Candidates forum tonight at JCC
A number of statewide candidates will take part in a voter forum tonight hosted by the Jewish Community Center in Wilmington. Candi ...
14 years ago
Blustering and blundering, Libya edition
Remember last week when Barack Obama warned in his convention speech that his opponent’s foreign policy would return us to “a ...
14 years ago