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Amtrak service restored amid Wilmington propane leak [updated]
Update, 11:45 a.m. Amtrak rail traffic has been restored. The leak is not affecting the rail area. It’s stil ...
14 years ago
Beloved Philly artist dies, Sweeney moves to ban replacement refs
Good morning, Feeders! Today, Peter Crimmins will take a look back at the life and work of Murray Dessner. ...
14 years ago
Some city of Philadelphia workers are getting pay increases
Some Philadelphia city employees are going to receive their first raise in five years. Rank and file union members will be left out. ...
14 years ago
Stetler sentenced in Pa. ‘Bonusgate’ case
Democratic State Rep. Stephen Stetler was sentenced to one and half to five years in prison on Tuesday for his involvement in “Bonu ...
14 years ago
Health care reform spurring N.J. physicians to consider large group practices
Some New Jersey physicians may not think all that favorably of the Affordable Care Act, but they are looking to one of its mechanisms to ...
14 years ago
Obama plays the commander-in-chief card
Foreign policy is not a top-priority realm in the ’12 campaign, and that suits Barack Obama just fine. With domestic issues dominat ...
14 years ago
Jaycees planning for Christmas
Wilmington Jaycees wil be gearing up for Christmas at their monthly membership meeting tonight. The Jaycees’ annual Chr ...
14 years ago
Older workers take center stage in Georgetown this morning as part of National Employ Older Workers Week. The First State Community ...
14 years ago
Art inspired by books on display at Allens Lane Art Center
A new exhibit at Allens Lane Art Center in Mt. Airy features works of art inspired by books. That’s the theme that drive ...
14 years ago
Romney to raise money, but not campaign in Philadelphia Friday
It seems Mitt Romney has finally figured out something for Pennsylvania Republicans to do – write checks. UPDATED THURSDAY: ...
14 years ago
Worries about becoming ‘a throwaway neighborhood’ arise at Germantown crime meeting
From earlier encounters, Executive Assistant United States Attorney Robert Reed recognized the neighborhoods through which he traveled on ...
14 years ago
Where charters run the Philadelphia neighborhood schools
As part of its Renaissance Schools turnaround initiative, the School District of Philadelphia has outsourced management of 17 struggling ...
14 years ago
Owners of historic Roxborough house agree to delay demolition by 30 days
12 p.m. update: Attorney Hal Schirmer, representing civics opposed to the 5901 Ridge Ave. demolition, says ...
14 years ago