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For one mother, Philadelphia’s portfolio of school options brings opportunity and stress
As usual, Karen Lewis is trying to manage a dozen things at once. And as usual, Lewis’ son, 8-year-old Cooper Harbol, is the focus ...
14 years ago
Camden rally offers comfort in light of high crime
On Monday night, those who love one of the country’s most-troubled cities, will gather at Roosevelt Park across from Camden City Ha ...
14 years ago
Rep. DeLissio announces October town hall meeting lineup
Rep. Pamela DeLissio of Pennsylvania’s 194th legislative district will be holding three town hall meetings in the area this month.& ...
14 years ago
Rendell: Mitt Romney is ‘the height of wussiness’
Is Mitt Romney a wuss? Democrat Ed Rendell thinks so. Or at least, that is what he believes Romney’s now infamous “ ...
14 years ago
Former Fork restaurant chef moves to Tavro13 in Swedesboro
Terence Feury, the former executive chef of Fork restaurant in Center City, is moving across the river. He will head the kitchen at Tavro ...
14 years ago
Taking aim at myths, food experts share insights in Philly
The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University is hosting a series of community discussions this fall on food and health. ...
14 years ago
Republican Smith surges, Casey starts swinging in U.S. Senate race
The little-noticed battle for Pennsylvania’s contested U.S. Senate seat is getting more attention, now that Republican challenger T ...
14 years ago
N.J. lawmakers try again on health insurance exchange
As New Jersey faces a Nov. 16 deadline to create its own insurance exchange to comply with the federal health care overhaul, lawmakers ar ...
14 years ago