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Superintendent candidate Hite emphasizes listening and need for healing
If hired as Philadelphia school superintendent, William R. Hite, Jr. said the first thing he would do is travel the city and listen; once ...
14 years ago
Help for failing septic systems
Residents with old and/or failing septic systems will be able to get info on how they can get loans to replace those systems at a worksho ...
14 years ago
Del. Senate rejects utility shutoff changes
The Delaware Senate has rejected proposed revisions to a law protecting utility customers with medical needs from having their power disc ...
14 years ago
N.J. town considers skate-park penalties
Police in a southern New Jersey town might confiscate skateboards from people who don’t follow the rules at the town’s skate ...
14 years ago
Boyd fined for not filing campaign finance reports in 198th state-rep race
A former state representative candidate out of Northwest Philadelphia is now facing maximum fines at both the city and state level for fa ...
14 years ago
Mt. Airy installs colorful rain barrels on Germantown Avenue
Splashy colors. If you’ve been looking closely, you may have noticed a recent, eye-popping change on Germantown Avenue. The Mt. A ...
14 years ago
Brain-injury survivor to debut documentary on his ride to recovery this Saturday
There was a time, not so long ago, when they didn’t know whether Doug Markgraf would survive, let alone pedal a bicycle ever again. ...
14 years ago
N.J. group aims to make sure high school grads who enlist in the army are honored
An organization rooted in southern New Jersey is making sure high school seniors who plan to enter the military after graduation are bein ...
14 years ago
Bone marrow transplant connects N.J. police officer with New Hampshire teen
Bret Mueller of Oaklyn, N.J. and Rick Nebling of Portsmouth, New Hampshire are blood brothers, though they have never met. Mueller’ ...
14 years ago