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Grant could mean increased cooperation among Philadelphia’s district, charter and Catholic schools
For years, the School District of Philadelphia, the city’s charter schools, and the Archdiocese have been more likely to compete th ...
14 years ago
WHYY hosts Wilmington mayoral debate: you are invited
Our voter forums are complete. Your issues have been tabulated. Now hear from the candidates in a debate with the 5 candidate ...
14 years ago
Germantown foreclosure battle the focus of ‘Occupy Fannie Mae’ protest
Longtime Germantown resident Rhonda Lancaster, who has been fighting to stay in her family home since a 2009 reverse mortgage led to an e ...
14 years ago
Politicians should be held accountable when they utter wild and unsupported allegations. For instance, Harry Reid.Earlier this week, duri ...
14 years ago
PWD talks about water main breaks, robots make sushi in Philly
Good morning, Feeders, and welcome to the future! Lizz Fiedler and Kim Paynter are heading to Suburban Station today to check out ...
14 years ago
IPA Day helps to bring out the best in South Jersey brews
Just about anyone who has dipped their toes in the craft beer pool has encountered the most popular of craft styles; India Pale Ale or IP ...
14 years ago
Photos: Blemished peaches get second chance
New Jersey farmers usually discard thousands of pounds of blemished peaches that don’t make it to market. Now, Campbell ...
14 years ago
Philadelphia Police officer arrested for assault
Charges were announced yesterday for a police officer in Philadelphia’s 9th District. Aisha Pleasant was indicted by the Atl ...
14 years ago
Weavers Way Co-op renovation update (Photos)
Major renovations are underway inside Mt. Airy’s Weavers Way store. The food co-op at 559 Carpenter Lane has been closed sinc ...
14 years ago
Point Pleasant Beach sets parking fine
Motorists who received parking tickets in a Jersey shore town can now just pay the fine without going to court. Point Pleasant Bea ...
14 years ago
Pa. ambulance firm, officials face fraud charges
Federal prosecutors have charged a suburban Philadelphia ambulance company and its top officials in what they allege was a scheme that co ...
14 years ago
Lightning sends family to hospital in N.J.
Four people, including a pregnant woman and a child, have been taken to a hospital after a lightning strike in Wildwood. ...
14 years ago
A burning question: Do smokers have to tell employers about habit?
Some employers are trying to get to know their workers a little bit better — and one of the things companies are curious about is wheth ...
14 years ago
East Falls gateway project takes shape on Midvale Ave.
Construction is moving along at the East Falls pedestrian island at Midvale Avenue and Kelly Drive. Last week, a 14 foot gra ...
14 years ago