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Study looks at health impacts of gas drilling, light show takes over the Parkway
Good morning, Feeders! A light and sound show began last night on the Ben Franklin Parkway, and Lindsay Lazarski and Peter Crimmin ...
14 years ago
Drawing conclusions: Political cartoonists undeterred
“We haven’t changed in 100 years,” said Aurora Deshauteurs, curator of prints at the Free Library of Philadelphia. R ...
14 years ago
Romney’s coattails, Obama’s puff piece
Maybe it’s just mere coincidence – nah, it’s not – that Republican senatorial candidates have been suffering poll ...
14 years ago
N.J. unemployment rate rises for fifth straight month
With New Jersey’s unemployment rate rising to a new 35-year high of 9.9 percent, the Christie administration yesterday took aim at ...
14 years ago
Dewey Beach Music Conference on tap this weekend
More than 100 bands are expected to take part in the annual Dewey Beach Music Conference this weekend. Concerts will be held in a v ...
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Atlantic City buys cars for council members
Atlantic City spent more than $65,000 to purchase cars for three council members against the wishes of state officials who are overseeing ...
14 years ago
Indian culture celebrated in Newark
A celebration of Indian culture takes over the Bob Carpenter Center in Newark this weekend for t ...
14 years ago
NW Weekender: Slow-eating ice cream contest, mystery dinner theater and historic home tours
Looking for something to do this weekend in Northwest Philly? Here are our top picks. Artist Books Cocktail Reception at A ...
14 years ago
App lets Delaware residents report suspicious activity
The Delaware Information and Analysis Center is offering a new mobile app that will allow residents to report suspicious activity. ...
14 years ago
Boy, 15, being held in Philly subway shooting
Philadelphia police say a 15-year-old boy has surrendered to police ...
14 years ago
Weekly Entertainment Guide — Fall festivals, theater
From Center City to the Jersey Shore, we’ve got your week covered. WHYY’s Arts Calendar curator Robin Bloom searches hundreds ...
14 years ago
Del. State hosts prayer breakfast
Prayers for the community this morning at Delaware State University. DSU President Harry Williams hosts his second annual Prayer Br ...
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Dr. Seuss festival planned for Chestnut Hill
This Saturday, stores and restaurants along Germantown Avenue will be participating in the “ ...
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Manayunk Tomato Trot organized in memory of Arnold ‘Bud’ Mosmen, Jr.
The Couch Tomato Café and The Tomato Bistro in Manayunk will host the first annual “Manayunk Tomato Trot” on Sept. 29 to ben ...
14 years ago
Is a roundabout the answer to Henry Ave. speeding woes?
Last week, members of the East Falls Community Council were privy to the unveiling of a bold proposal that could alter the way both commu ...
14 years ago