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Convicted of corruption, DeWeese bids Pa. House colleagues farewell
A former Pennsylvania House Democratic leader found guilty of corruption has said goodbye to the chamber where he’s spent more than ...
13 years ago
For third year, Philadelphia ranked as Pennsylvania’s least healthy county
A national research group has again ranked Philadelphia as the least healthy county in Pennsylvania. For the past three years, the ...
13 years ago
No matter party affiliation, N.J. voters not sold on Rutgers-Camden merger plan
New Jersey’s Democratic and Republican voters have found an issue they agree on. A new Rutgers-Eagleton Poll finds broad pub ...
13 years ago
Racetracks to play no part in N.J. Internet gambling
A bill to allow Internet betting on casino games is making its way though the New Jersey Legislature. Tom Luchento, the president ...
13 years ago
Pondering the effects of federal law on health insurance market
There’s been much debate about what the federal health overhaul law will do for individuals. A professor at Rutgers School of Law-C ...
13 years ago
King of Prussia food-processing firm blames bankruptcy on ‘pink slime’ outcry
A King of Prussia company is blaming its bankruptcy on public outcry over the “pink slime” added to ground beef. In a writte ...
13 years ago
Looking ahead to the Phillies season
The surest sign of spring for many sports fans is the start of the baseball season. The Phillies first take the field Thursday against th ...
13 years ago
New polls find Santorum’s popularity in Pa. dimming
A new voter survey finds Rick Santorum has a six-point lead over Mitt Romney among likely Republican voters in Pennsylvania — 41 to ...
13 years ago
House arrest for man arrested carrying fireworks in airport
Joseph Picklo hasn’t yet been indicted for trying to carry fireworks onto a plane, but the Pennsylvania man will be on house arrest ...
13 years ago
Michener Art Museum names new director
The James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown will have a new leader this summer. Lisa Tremper Hanover — currently helming the ...
13 years ago
N.J. does better than most in securing warrants for monitoring suspects’ cell phones
The Supreme Court has ruled that police can’t use GPS trackers on cars to keep tabs on suspects without a warrant. But new informa ...
13 years ago