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OK, other than a few freaks of oratory nature out there, no one likes to hear their own voice. The first time I heard mine I wonde ...
14 years ago
Take equal parts artistry and craftsmanship, and you will find the work of John Cattermole. He takes the creation of his custom rin ...
14 years ago
The crime issue was a big part of the recently completed Wilmington Democratic primary. In June, Governor Jack Markell signed a bil ...
14 years ago
The Food Bank of Delaware is making an even bigger impact in the community these days, thanks to what they’re able to do in the kitchen ...
14 years ago
With all the effort to make our energy use more efficient, we examine the Sustainable Energy Utility. State Senator Harris McDowell ...
14 years ago
Water taxi sails Rehoboth canal
It’s smooth sailing for a water taxi that made its debut on the Rehoboth Canal this summer. The boat which is named the “Mumm ...
14 years ago
There’s nothing funny about Romney’s foreign policy . . . What a scary clown. ...
14 years ago
Philly Traffic Court judge charged with fraud to be suspended [updated]
Philadelphia Traffic Court Judge Robert Mulgrew has been charged with fraud, along with Pennsylvania legislative aide Lorraine Dispaldo. ...
14 years ago
Saturday forum aims to unite community activists from across the city
Community leaders and organizers will discuss ways to effectively take back their neighborhoods at the “Philadelphia Community Lead ...
14 years ago
Women-only 5K raises money for Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition
It’s a relatively new twist on the traditional race to raise money and awareness in the fight against breast cancer: a race for onl ...
14 years ago
Gov. Corbett says split decision on voter ID would be OK
Those tracking the voter ID saga are now watching the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, which is currently down to six judges evenly divided by ...
14 years ago
N.J. bill would let towns regulate reality TV shows
“Aiming to prevent a Situation in which taxpayers get ‘Snook’-ered or public safety is compromised during the filming o ...
14 years ago
311 app promises to fill Philadelphia potholes more quickly
Philadelphia now has a cell phone app people can use to report problems to city agencies. The free app for iPhone, Android and Bla ...
14 years ago