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The City Controller’s office has five employees on the School District of Philadelphia payroll because the office spends a decent c ...

Many Delaware organizations and businesses could take a big hit as gas prices get closer and closer to the five dollar mark.  Now so ...

World Café Live is celebrating its one year anniversary of opening at the historic Queen Theater in downtown Wilmington.  It’ ...

The NCAA Athlete of the Year now calls the University of Delaware home. She also has a new mission, the 2012 Olympics. Check out her trai ...

The University of Delaware Art Museum is home to one of the most impressive collections of African American art in the region.  The ...

In response to the shooting death of unarmed Florida teen Trayvon Martin last month, William Penn High School students are speaking out ...

One side calls Philadelphia a “judicial hellhole.” The other side says the city has among the best courts in the co ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell this week talks about Senate Bill 185, which requires more transparency in lobbying efforts.   ...

In Chestnut Hill, there are historic properties, and then there a properties that have a history. The multi-tenant commercial buil ...

This year, in 7th grade, my son read a book for school.  The book was, “If You Come Softly” by Jaqueline Woodson.  ...

On April 7, the Unitarian Society of Germantown (USG), at 6511 Lincoln Drive, will host its annual Passov ...

A free “Books Aloud” event will be held at 6: p.m. Wednesday, April 11 at the Joseph E. Coleman Northwest Regional Library. ...

Here’s your chance to work for the City of Philadelphia and not get paid. OK, it is an unpaid gig, but a very inter ...

A coalition of anti-smoking groups is urging lawmakers in New Jersey to enact a statewide ban on smoking at parks and beaches. For ...

Teens can get hands-on practice using an IPad at the “Smart Boards and Beyond” event at the Free Library’s West Oak Lan ...