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Chinese panda researchers spending summer in Philly
Three researchers from a panda-breeding station in China are spending the summer in Philadelphia studying English and doing research on a ...
14 years ago
Artists sought for Ridge Flats project in East Falls
Artists from all corners are being sought to participate in one of the largest development projects to occur in East Falls in recent memo ...
14 years ago
Ringing in the new school year at AMY Northwest
The first official day of school for students in the Philadelphia School District will be Friday, Sept. 7, and it’ll begin with a t ...
14 years ago
Panel suggests ways to boost manufacturing in Pa.
A new report looking into ways to strengthen Pennsylvania’s manufacturing industry includes 15 recommendations ranging from employe ...
14 years ago
Philly archdiocese turns Catholic high school management over to foundation
Closing schools, selling properties — the Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s economic woes have been well documented. Now ...
14 years ago
Health safety advocates want melon farm identified
Food safety advocates are calling on federal officials to release the name of an Indiana farm that recalled its cantaloupes amid a dead ...
14 years ago
Delaware artist Jack Lewis dies
Jack Lewis, the Delaware artist whose artwork illustrates the state’s only Revoluntionary War battle has died. His paintings c ...
14 years ago
Maloumian Oriental Rugs to open location in Chestnut Hill
This fall, the “Hill” will get a decorative face lift with the opening of a model store for Roy Maloumian Oriental Rugs locat ...
14 years ago
N.J. school to shut down for months during mold cleanup
Manchester Township Middle School, near Toms River in New Jersey, likely will be closed until at least November as crews clean up recentl ...
14 years ago
Greater Philadelphia so-so at charitable giving
When it comes to generosity, the greater Philadelphia area is below average. That’s according to a new study from the Chroni ...
14 years ago