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Four-year labor deal reached for state liquor store workers
Pennsylvania liquor store workers have agreed on a new four-year contract with the state. State Secretary of Administration Kelly ...
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Voter ID Coalition’s canvassing effort launches Saturday in Germantown
The Pennsylvania Voter ID Coalition will kick-off its door-to-door outreach effort this Saturday in the city’s Germantown neighborh ...
14 years ago
Entertainment Guide: bugs, crabs and dragon boats
From Center City to the Jersey Shore, we’ve got your week covered. WHYY’s Arts Calendar curator Robin Bloom searches hundred ...
14 years ago
With the city’s new zoning code going into effect later this month, representatives of local civic organizations who could benefit ...
14 years ago
The new buzz about beekeeping in New Jersey
As part of the interest in sustainability and the locavore movement, more and more people are discovering the joys of locally sourced foo ...
14 years ago
Homegrown food festival and more for NW Philly families this weekend
Where will you be this Saturday? At the Wyck House in Germantown, we hope! In July of this year, ...
14 years ago
Wallenda walks the wire above Atlantic City
The man who crossed Niagara Falls on a high wire this summer walked on air above Atlantic City Thursday. The crowd of 150,000 peop ...
14 years ago
In ‘A Game of Thrones,’ it’s ‘The Sopranos’ meets ‘The Lord of the Rings’
This week we turn to StateImpact Pennsylvania’s Scott Detrow, who takes a break from the Marcellus Shale to discuss summ ...
14 years ago
Judge weighs scope of mob history at Philly trial
A federal judge is weighing how much mob history should be detailed at the upcoming racketeering trial of nine alleged La Cosa Nostra m ...
14 years ago
Christie rejects measure for more oversight of N.J. halfway houses
In June, the New York Times ran a series of articles describing the failures of New Jersey’s privately contracted halfway houses. T ...
14 years ago