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Jazz will once again spill into the streets from a beloved East Germantown garden this summer. After a two-year hiatus driven by w ...

If Philly Beer Week has left you thirsty for brewing knowledge, then Mt. Airy’s Malt House, located at 7101 Emlen St., can help you ...

“This is one of the greatest things that’s ever happened to me,” said Steve Mashington on Thursday, after receiving the ...

Motorists might not need change to travel the Garden State Parkway. Officials are exploring whether to switch to a cashless toll c ...

State Police have begun a program to reduce the frequency of false alarms in Delaware. Businesses and residents as of May 17th are ...

Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court has ruled the government should honor “right to know” requests — even if those ...

Philadelphia is moving to demanding homeowners install a new kind of smoke alarm.   Councilman Curtis Jones’ bill calls ...

How many N.J. legislators went to jail when Gov. Chris Christie was U.S. Attorney? By his count, 10 percent of the legislature was ...

The Delaware House of Representatives will consider a bill today that would allow for internet gambling, creation of Keno establishments, ...

The Ogontz Avenue Redevelopment Corp. will host a press conference on June 26 to announce a project in which the West Oak Lane non-profit ...

Delmarva Power’s proposal to enhance electric service reliability in southern New Castle County is the subject of a community meeti ...

The City of Wilmington may soon be moving forward with the second phase of its $50-million Sustainable Energy Initiative which involves t ...

Last Friday afternoon, deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains, I committed a crime against nature by peeking at Twitter – and discovered ...

Good morning, Feeders! It’s Monday morning and City Council is back on the budget grind. Tom MacDonald will let us know what ...

If you’re hunting for a job in southern Delaware, a workshop being held today in Georgetown may help you out.  A resume ...