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The size of the graduating class truly belied the momentous occasion. On Friday morning, a trio of violet robed-and-capped student ...

The doors of 8701 Germantown Ave. have been closed to Chestnut Hill residents since the Border’s bookstore went out of business. Tw ...

Twenty years ago, Burlington County businessman and philanthropist Henry Rowan and his late wife, Betty, pledged a $100 million gift to t ...

More than 1,000 pieces are expected to be shown at this year’s “Art All Night” event in Trenton’s Roebling Wire W ...

It’s shaping up to be a beautiful weekend of weather for the Philadelphia area and parts of New Jersey and Delaware. The ...

The Mt. Airy Artz and Groove festival is underway today and tomorrow at the 7165 Lounge and in the parking lot behind it. Last night live ...

After four years of renovations, one of Bordentown, New Jersey’s historic gems will open its doors once again. The ...

For two Mt. Pleasant Avenue households, the street isn’t so agreeable as the name might imply. They’re dealing with what they ...

Mitt Romney has returned to Pennsylvania, a state no Republican presidential candidate has won since 1988, to visit three communities whi ...

Nearly 50 casino workers were arrested Friday night during a protest over stalled contract negotiations with the Tropicana Casino and Res ...

The long-awaited opening of Wired Beans Cafe looks as if its finally reality for Chelten Plaza in Germantown, after months of waiting. ...

The Delaware River Port Authority will now require senior citizens who receive a 50 percent toll discount on its bridges to show addition ...

The Voter ID law which Gov. Tom Corbett signed this spring has sparked some Germantown-area leaders to form an opposition coalition. ...

It’s not everyday Philedelphians get to celebrate James Joyce’s Ulysses for seven straight hours. At noon, Ph ...

Friday marked the final day of service for SEPTA’s Route 134, a bus that connected Chestnut Hill to Montgomery County for nearly 20 ...