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We are getting the election we need
With the election weeks away, we will soon see more examples of that old chestnut of pre-election opinion columns, the one that attacks b ...
14 years ago
Third parties fight for attention in Delaware
20 years ago, Ross Perot made a big splash in the Presidential race, maybe siphoning off votes from incumbent President George H.W. Bush ...
14 years ago
Judge halts execution of Terrance Williams, DA will appeal [updated]
A Philadelphia judge has halted Wednesday’s scheduled execution of death-row inmate Terrance “Terry” Williams and grant ...
14 years ago
DePaul Catholic mural highlights education and Germantown’s history
After three years of painting — with a whole lot of teamwork mixed in — a bright, vibrant mural called “St. Vincent ...
14 years ago
Groups protest Romney outside Union League appearance [photos]
While Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney held a private fundraiser at the Philadelphia Union League, protesters outside made t ...
14 years ago
‘Needle Park’ gets a playground, decision due in Pa. death penalty case
Good morning, Feeders! Emma Jacobs is already in court where she expects to learn today whether a Philadelphia judge will halt the ...
14 years ago
The Tornoe Spin: Romney Inspiring Little Love in Delaware
If Delaware Republicans looking to make the leap to statewide office were hoping that Mitt Romney would help their chances, those hopes h ...
14 years ago
Dover High School helps students get Passport to Success
Dover High students take the day off from classes to learn more about earning a Passport to Success. Organized by the school’ ...
14 years ago
Bank bill would review how Philadelphia is treated by lending institutions
A Philadelphia City Councilman is pushing to move city deposits to banks that lend to residents. Councilman Wilson Goode say ...
14 years ago
Smithsonian exhibit comes to Delaware
Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibit opens this weekend at Marshall Steam Museum at Auburn Heights Preserve. The exhibit The W ...
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Pa. voter ID judge suggests striking part of law
The judge in the voter ID case is floating the idea of a tightly-defined injunction that would render the photo ID requirement a mere opt ...
14 years ago
Pa. college revives sororities after 79-year ban
After a nearly 80-year absence of sororities at Swarthmore College, female students will soon have the option of going Greek. Kapp ...
14 years ago
Rutgers opening new facility at community college
Rutgers University and Atlantic Cape Community College are opening a building to allow the university to reach more students in southern ...
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