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Bike to Work movement has key supporter in Delaware Governor
When it comes to trying to encourage commuters to ditch the car and ride a bike to work, it helps having an advocate in the Governor̵ ...
14 years ago
New frontiers in survey research: A pollster on polling
The annual American Association for Public Opinion Research Conference is underway in Orlando, Florida. What do pollsters talk about when ...
14 years ago
Volunteer receptionist needed at Interac in Roxborough
Interac is looking for friendly volunteers to help at the front desk. The Volunteer Receptionist is an important position at ...
14 years ago
McNeil recalls 53,892 Imodium packages
Johnson & Johnson’s McNeil division has issued a recall ...
14 years ago
Northwest Weekender: Spring concerts, open galleries and farmer’s markets
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Here are our top picks. Backyard composting workshop at Awbury Aboret ...
14 years ago
Results from state’s first aggressive driving enforcement campaign are in
“Are You That Guy?” aggressive driving campaign results in 529 speeding tickets among other citations. The Offic ...
14 years ago
Wilmington city budget gets approval
Despite the struggling economy and tight funds, the City of Wilmington will not see an increase in property taxes or any city employee la ...
14 years ago
Nature author speaks at Mispillion Harbor Reserve
Award-winning nature author Phillip Hoose will be the featured guest at an event tonight at the DuPont Nature Center at Mispillion Harbor ...
14 years ago
5th anniversary of Delaware Health Info Network
State leaders celebrate the 5th anniversary of the Delaware Health Information Network. Called the “first and most mat ...
14 years ago
What a shame it is that billionaire Joe Ricketts, the paymaster of an anti-Obama super PAC, has decided to reject a TV ad strategy that w ...
14 years ago
Filling in the bookstore gap in Cape May and Stone Harbor
Can you have a Jersey Shore town without a bookstore? Patrick Young doesn’t think so. “I’ve been coming to ...
14 years ago
E-filing catches on in the Commonwealth
A record-breaking 4.5 million Pennsylvanians electronically filed their personal income taxes last year. It’s an all-time-high ...
14 years ago
Pa. jobless rate keeps dropping as more find work
The unemployment rate in Pennsylvania dropped slightly last month as more people found work, but the overall size of payrolls remained re ...
14 years ago
Barnes move leaves tangled legal legacy, lingering hard feelings
The fight to move the Barnes collection from Lower Merion to Center City has divided Philadelphia — and the art world, generally — ...
14 years ago
Weekly Entertainment Guide — The Barnes reopens in Philadelphia
WHYY’s Arts Calendar curator Robin Bloom sorts through hundreds of listings each week to find out what’s happening in the Del ...
14 years ago