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GOP lawmaker urging vote on N.J. tax cut
The top Republican in the New Jersey Assembly is pushing for a vote this month on a tax cut bill. Assembly Republican Leader Jon B ...
14 years ago
Want to learn how to move like Beyonce and Rihanna? Head to Merge Studio for the Philly Dancehall Sweat: Raediation Movement’s 1 Ye ...
14 years ago
Want to learn how to move like Beyonce and Rihanna? Head to Merge Studio for the Philly Dancehall Sweat: Raediation Movement’s 1 Ye ...
14 years ago
Nutter, key aides taking seats on Philly community college board
The Community College of Philadelphia could undergo a major shakeup starting with a new board of trustees. It’s all at the r ...
14 years ago
Philly skateboarders roll back new penalties by protest … for now
For the first time since Philadelphia City Council started including a public comment period two years ago, residents have organized to u ...
14 years ago
In observance of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Mt. Airy Church of God in Christ will be hosting the “Real Men Wear Pi ...
14 years ago
In observance of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Mt. Airy Church of God in Christ will be hosting the “Real Men Wear Pi ...
14 years ago
Watch history unfold before your eyes at the “Revolutionary Germantown Festival” this Saturday at Cliveden from 12-4 p.m. ...
14 years ago
Watch history unfold before your eyes at the “Revolutionary Germantown Festival” this Saturday at Cliveden from 12-4 p.m. ...
14 years ago
U.S. State Department takes a turn as rock promoter
Thirty-two musicians from 21 countries have converged in the United States for a road trip, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State. ...
14 years ago
Curt Schilling might sell famed blood-stained sock
Former Phillie and Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling might have to sell the famed blood-stained sock he wore during the 2004 World Se ...
14 years ago
City Council to consider Bass resolution to connect private sewer lines to city system
A City Council committee is slated to explore whether Philadelphia’s collection of private sewer pipes could become publicly owned ...
14 years ago
When the going gets tough, extreme fitness events get even tougher
It’s well before dawn in Ian Riley’s backyard in the Fairmount neighborhood of Philadelphia. He’s up so early to train ...
14 years ago
The presidential debates, round one
So many questions. Why did President Obama tolerate the bullying, interrupting, repetitive assertions by Romney without responding with p ...
14 years ago