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Chestnut Hill parking under discussion
Last week, members of the Traffic, Transportation, and Parking Committee of the Chestnut Hill Community Association met to discuss an eme ...
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A Delaware nonprofit group is hoping to harvest an idea that William Penn planted in New Castle more than 300 years ago. Soon afte ...
14 years ago
Graveside movies draw 900 to Laurel Hill Cemetery
As a humid dusk spread over the city last Friday the 13th, hundreds of Philadelphia –area residents of all ages made a beeline for the ...
14 years ago
Starfinder soccer players head to Sweden for Gothia Cup
When Steve Jackson of Manayunk’s Starfinder Foundation prepares to board an international flight with 18 local teenagers, soccer is ...
14 years ago
How does Mt. Airy’s Video Library stay open?
It is no secret that in the the age of streaming movies, video and DVD rental stores don’t have a bright future. The evidenc ...
14 years ago
Following talent, suburban businesses open up shop in Philadelphia
The perfect storm converged on Brian Adams’ commute one evening in June. “The Sixers were playing a night game, and I ...
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In rush to protect kids from abuse, Pa. lawmakers urged to move carefully
With the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal in the headlines, Pennsylvania lawmakers are calling attention to proposed reforms to chi ...
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With 1,700 cases of child sex abuse in 2011, Pa. struggles to find funding to help
In 21 facilities throughout Pennsylvania, multidisciplinary teams of doctors, police, and counselors treat children who have suffered abu ...
14 years ago
Inclusion of Green Party on presidential ballot not certain in Pa.
It’s not easy being the Green Party presidential candidate in America. Randy LoBasso writes in Philadelphia Weekly ...
14 years ago
N.J. towns trying to hold on to housing funds
There’s a chance that about 200 New Jersey towns might be able to prevent the state from confiscating $160 million in unspent affor ...
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