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Renovation set for field that was part of venue for Philly concert
Much of the grassy areas around the Benjamin Franklin Parkway has fallen victim to a perfect storm of a major concert event immediately f ...
14 years ago
Voter ID information ads start running in Pa.
The first television ads are running in Pennsylvania as part of an information campaign on the state’s new voter ID law. The ...
14 years ago
Chaput, one year later: ‘no place I would rather be’
One year ago Saturday, Charles Chaput was installed as the new head of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. At weekend, parishoners wi ...
14 years ago
In Philly visit, Toomey blasts Obama economic policies
On Tuesday, the federal debt passed $16 trillion for the first time in history. With the presidential election looming, both sides of the ...
14 years ago
Families congregate in Malvern to raise awareness of rare speech disorder
Many preschoolers have slight speech delays — trouble with saying the letter “r” for example or pronouncing the “ ...
14 years ago
Wilmington tears down building fronts to build up the city
For the city of Wilmington, the picture of security gates on storefronts along Market Street doesn’t make a good imp ...
14 years ago
I’ll be away until Wednesday getting some R&R. When you have a moment, listen to the first two and a half minutes (or mo ...
14 years ago
Dance on the Falls Bridge postponed due to weather
The threat of weekend thunderstorms has caused the East Falls Development Corporation (EFDC) to postpone its ...
14 years ago
Philadelphia man released on bail after airport hoax
The man who called in a bomb threat that forced officials to turn around a US Airways flight Thursday has been released on bail after his ...
14 years ago
New year, new superintendent, new challenges for Philly schools
Incoming Philadelphia Superintendent of Schools William Hite and other city education leaders officially kicked off the new school year F ...
14 years ago
Most lifeguards in N.J. shore towns now off duty
Towns along the Jersey shore are trying to stretch out the summer tourist season with a variety of activities and events. But the time fo ...
14 years ago
Doylestown ends First Fridays, organizers cite costs
Neighborhoods around the region will celebrate First Friday tonight, but Doylestown is bowing out. After eight years of the monthl ...
14 years ago