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Condemned to die Oct. 3, Terrance Williams is denied clemency
A convicted murderer from Philadelphia has been denied a request for clemency, and his scheduled Oct. 3 execution remains on track. < ...
14 years ago
Pa. natives will be able to get same-day voter ID from PennDOT
Pennsylvania-born registered voters looking to get their photo ID before the November election will no longer have to make two trips to a ...
14 years ago
Prank trivia questions can’t fool Eagles fans
Never – we repeat, never – question the knowledge of Philadelphia Eagles fans. But if you do, at least make a funny vi ...
14 years ago
Castille has made a career of defying expectations
As partisans in the battle over Pennsylvania’s controversial voter ID law and a challenge to a legislative redistricting plan await ...
14 years ago
Delawareans put on their business attire for potential work
People looking for work or a career change packed the Chase Center in Wilmington Monday afternoon for a job fair hosted by the Brandywine ...
14 years ago
Car-charging stations in Atlantic City could be shocking in severe conditions
Officials in Atlantic City are getting the wrong kind of attention for a new electric car-charging station. The Casino Reinvestmen ...
14 years ago
Juvenile offender’s record could follow him to college
A Lehigh County teen’s criminal record can be handed over to his college of choice. That’s according to a Pennsylvania Superi ...
14 years ago
A festive air at the Germantown photo-walk slideshow gathering
The Germantown Artists’ Roundtable’s first-ever slideshow party didn’t really get moving until a few hitches were addre ...
14 years ago
Amid new allegation, Kensington priest back on leave
Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput has placed a Kensington priest on administrative leave for a second time after receiving new alleg ...
14 years ago
Federal loan helps South Jersey theater stay in show business
The USDA is getting into show biz, offering a $594,000 grant and loan package to a rural South Jersey theater. The Eagle Theater i ...
14 years ago
Pick up fresh fruits and vegetables at the Mt. Airy Farmers Market this week at Greene Street and Carpenter Lane.The market will be held ...
14 years ago
Pick up fresh fruits and vegetables at the Mt. Airy Farmers Market this week at Greene Street and Carpenter Lane.The market will be held ...
14 years ago
Massive ‘bouquet’ unites states on Constitution Day [photos]
Ninety stars assembled into a giant “bouquet” adorn the front lawn of the National Consitution Center. The red, white ...
14 years ago
Judge halts Camden from enforcing business curfew
At the last minute, a judge has granted opponents of a Camden business curfew a temporary restraining order — blocking the crime-ri ...
14 years ago