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Budget spending cap creates headaches among Pa. House Democrats
Pennsylvania House lawmakers have an official spending cap on their budget proposal, and it’s causing dismay within the Democratic ...
14 years ago
Workers begin removing anti-terror fence
Workers have started removing a fence less than a year after it was installed to protect a southern New Jersey bridge from a terrorist at ...
14 years ago
‘Unmasking of fraud’ helped in discovery of John F. Peto
John F. Peto was born in 1854 in Philadelphia, where he was raised. He studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and is today ...
14 years ago
An investigative journey to the center of the Germantown earth
Julie Carroll quite literally fell into an archeological discovery on Walnut Lane in Germantown. While pruning rosebushes behind h ...
14 years ago
Parody of life in Mt. Airy coming to Allens Lane Art Center
A long-time fan of Garrison Keillor and his “A Prairie Home Companion” radi ...
14 years ago
Do we have New Jersey covered? With your help, we’re off to a start
You spoke up, we listened. WHYY and NewsWorks just wrapped up the last of three New Jersey town hall meetings in Princeton, Burlington an ...
14 years ago
Pa. lawmakers displeased over school district reserves
Some state House lawmakers are blasting Pennsylvania school districts for keeping millions of dollars in reserve while education advocate ...
14 years ago
N.J. marijuana decriminalization hearing draws large crowd
It was standing room only at a New Jersey Assembly Committee hearing on a measure to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijua ...
14 years ago