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Delaware man makes record catch
London is not the only place where records are being set, thanks to a fisherman in Newark. Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife ...
14 years ago
Wawa settles with N.J. man over presence of service dog
Wawa Inc. has settled with a man who says he was kicked out of the company’s Millville, N.J. store because he was accompanied by a ...
14 years ago
Delaware expands sports betting facilities
Sports bettors don’t have to hit the track to place their bets in Delaware anymore. They can stop by one of 31 retail locatio ...
14 years ago
2nd man pleads guilty in Philadelphia mob case
A second Philadelphia mobster has pleaded guilty in a federal racketeering case that also names alleged boss Joseph Ligambi. Marti ...
14 years ago
Market Street improvement project completed in Wilmington
A two-year project to improve a key gateway in Delaware’s largest city is now finished – to the relief of local businesses an ...
14 years ago
Redd plans Camden police layoffs to make way for county force
Camden’s police force is getting ever closer to its shake-up. Mayor Dana Redd is preparing to lay off police officers to mak ...
14 years ago
Preliminary hearing on murder charge for ‘Black Madam’ delayed
The preliminary hearing scheduled for the woman charged with murder in connection with a fatal silicone-injection buttocks-enhancement pr ...
14 years ago
Delaware Symphony Orchestra schedules concerts
Two months after announcing that it was suspending its 2012-2013 season, the Delaware Symphony Orchestra now plans to keep on playing.< ...
14 years ago
Administration looks to outside experts for N.J. school turnaround strategies
The Council for Chief State School Officers, the national association of state education commissioners and superintendents best known for ...
14 years ago
Independent candidate for Congress back on ballot
An independent candidate for U.S. Congress will be on the ballot after all. Jim Foster’s nominating petitions were de ...
14 years ago
Johnny Doc’s brother to run for Supreme Court?
Kevin Dougherty, the administrative judge of Philadelphia family court may run for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court should a vacancy occur. ...
14 years ago
Numbers back up hunch: Greening lots improves neighborhood health
Health researchers have long suspected that “cleaning and greening” overgrown, vacant lots does a neighborhood good, now they ...
14 years ago
Earlier this week, when the Republicans began to roll out their national convention speakers in a bid to tout their diversity – wow ...
14 years ago
Artists lose interest in refurbished barn, embalming regulations pose conflict for rabbis
Good morning, Feeders! What happens when everyone on a city council quits? The people of Farmingdale, N.J., are about to find out, ...
14 years ago
Gov. Christie heads west to fundraise for Romney
Mitt Romney stops in New Jersey to raise money while the man mentioned as a possible running mate, Gov. Chris Christie, flies to the West ...
14 years ago