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Closing arguments set for Sandusky abuse trial
Seven women and five men poised to hear closing arguments in Jerry Sandusky’s child sexual abuse trial would begin jury deliberatio ...
14 years ago
Katsiff leaving after decades of guiding Doylestown’s Michener Museum
A 23-foot-high stone wall is the first clue the Michener Museum lives in what used to be a prison. The entrance is an immense solid archw ...
14 years ago
Thrift shop provides clothes and a stepping stone in Germantown
The Germantown Thrift Shop not only raises funds for the Whosoever Gospel Mission, but it provides real-life workforce-development traini ...
14 years ago
A change of scenery, if only temporarily, for Green Woods Charter School
While most of the education-related news in Manayunk this week concerned the planned closure of the neighborhood’s remaining Archdi ...
14 years ago
Three key points to N.J. Sen. Teresa Ruiz’s tenure reform bill
On Monday, the New Jersey Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee devoted a large part of the afternoon to public testimony on Sen. Te ...
14 years ago
Princeton’s D&R Greenway Land Trust exhibit explores value of the land
In less than a quarter century, D&R Greenway Land Trust of Princeton has preserved more than 50,000 acres in the heart of the most de ...
14 years ago
Neighbors near Walnut Lane Bridge say unruly park visitors still a problem
On Tuesday night, members of the Blue Bell Hill Civic Association (BBH) spoke with the Fairmount P ...
14 years ago
Plan to ease rules on energy-saving projects advances in N.J.
An Assembly panel has advanced legislation to revise the law that allows New Jersey to make energy improvements without large upfront exp ...
14 years ago
Tropicana suspends 21 casino workers after arrests at protest
Tropicana Casino Resort in Atlantic City has suspended 21 employees after they were arrested at a union protest on Friday. The loc ...
14 years ago