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Northern Delaware school district invites public participation in referendum planning
The Colonial School District hosts a public meeting tonight as it makes plans to hold a referendum. The district began the process ...
13 years ago
Hey, did you know that raped women rarely, if ever, get pregnant? That they have a built-in biological defense against conception that ki ...
13 years ago
Remembering Gilbert Fuller Sr., the ‘Mayor of Germantown’
A few weeks ago, Gilbert Fuller closed his shop at 6327 Germantown Ave. and went home to die. The shoes sat quietly on the shelves ...
13 years ago
Local sculptor has a hand in Mars mission, charitable giving gets mapped
Good morning, Feeders! As Tom MacDonald keeps an eye on development in the case of slain Philadelphia Police Officer Moses Walker, ...
13 years ago
Dover Air Force Base conducts accident response exercise
Dover Air Force Base will test its ability to respond to an emergency during a three-day exercise this week. The 436th Airlift Win ...
13 years ago
Delaware Lieutenant Governor kicks off campaign for re-election
Delaware Lieutenant Governor Matt Denn tours all three counties in the First State today to launch his drive for a second term. De ...
13 years ago
First phase of Auburn Heights Trail opens in Yorklyn, Delaware
The initial phase of a new recreational trail in northern Delaware is being dedicated today. The Auburn Heights Trail in Yorklyn i ...
13 years ago
Wandering feeds a journalist’s soul
A couple of times this summer, I talked journalism with students participating in ...
13 years ago
End of Jersey Shore summer roll out
As if pumpkin beer showing up at your local liquor store wasn’t enough, this weekend’s cooler and less humid weather is a rem ...
13 years ago
After 50 years, Philadelphia gets new zoning code
After years of planning, Philadelphia’s new zoning code will go into effect Wednesday. The code has implications for the develope ...
13 years ago
With ‘crowdbreaks,’ Penn State epidemiologists keep tabs on trending diseases
Disease detectives at Penn State want to enlist “citizen epidemiologists” to help them with their work. Lots of us hat ...
13 years ago
Despite advances in workplace protections, gay employees in Pa. still at risk
Employees of the nation’s 500 most profitable companies have to worry less than their counterparts about revealing their sexual ori ...
13 years ago
Rare flowers, exquisite detail figure in N.J. photographer’s work
Curator Karen Reeds is a natural science historian, but when she stands in a ground-floor gallery of the ...
13 years ago