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Ground ceremonially broken for Green Tree School’s new $13.1 million campus
Maybe the only thing brighter than the morning sun that shone over the groundbreaking of the new campus of the Green Tree School was the ...
14 years ago
Parts of Doylestown to lose power early Wednesday morning
Consider this a fair warning for Doylestown night owls and early risers. From 2 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday morning, some residents w ...
14 years ago
Hearings wrap up in Terry Williams appeal
The clock is ticking for Terry Williams, the man scheduled to be excuted next week for the murder of Amos Norwood in 1984. L ...
14 years ago
Will widespread Philadelphia school closings mean end of neighborhood assignment?
In order to close as many as one fifth of the city’s traditional public schools by the fall of 2013, Philadelphia district official ...
14 years ago
N.J. voters OK with requiring pet seat belt use
The proposal has received some ridicule, but a new poll shows a majority of New Jersey voters support the idea of requiring pets to be in ...
14 years ago
New Doylestown rule benefits nursing women
A new rule in Doylestown puts local business owners on notice that women are free to breastfeed in any public space. Supporters say the o ...
14 years ago
N.J. measure requires more of scrap metal dealers
A measure intended to deter scrap metal thieves is making its way through the New Jersey legislature. Assemblyman Angel Fuentes s ...
14 years ago
N.J. company brings outsourced jobs home
Outsourcing some manufacturing overseas to reduce labor costs has been a trend for many U.S. companies in recent years. Now a New Jersey ...
14 years ago
Not even a town crier to announce Barrymore winners
The winners of the annual Barrymore Awards were announced Tuesday, with neither ceremony nor fanfare. Mary Martello, an actress wh ...
14 years ago