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National Interest

The art of the pandergrovel

Let’s face it, Mitt Romney’s Friday pandergrovel to the NRA could’ve been a lot more shameless. He could’ve said, ...

14 years ago

Mt. Airy residents tackle abandoned buildings during city-wide cleanup day

Clear blue skies, sunshine and temperatures reaching into the 70s provided the perfect conditions for a Spring Clean Up Day over the week ...

14 years ago

Archdiocese merges three parishes in Germantown

When Philadelphia Archbishop Charles J. Chaput’s announcement that a dozen parishes will be merged into five went public at masses ...

14 years ago

A garden emerges from Rockland Street’s weekend-cleanup effort

During Saturday’s fifth annual Philly Spring Cleanup effort, residents of the unit block of W. Rockland St. in Germantown built a n ...

14 years ago

Coalition pushes for laws to protect kids from abusive teachers

Lawmakers will join abuse victims and their advocates today at the Federal Courthouse in Philadelphia. The coalition is pushing for the ...

14 years ago

Penn researcher says brief intervention could help suicidal patients stay safer

Patients who are suicidal or have attempted suicide often end up in the emergency room, and are released after a brief hospital stay. Man ...

14 years ago

‘Warrant court’ designed to stop defendants from skirting law in Philadelphia

A new court is open for business in Philadelphia beginning today. “Warrant court” is designed to send those who have not show ...

14 years ago

Politics & Policy

Bucks County Vietnam vet reaches for the U.S. Senate

Among the more determined of the five Republicans competing for the chance to take on U.S. Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania in the fall is ...

14 years ago

Mt. Airy man helps keep his neighborhood safe

Mt. Airy resident Phil Weiser was happy to nominate Steve Stroiman as this week’s local hero.  Stroiman coordinates the Mt. Ai ...

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N.J. state senator wants fence removed from Egg Harbor Bridge

A fence that blocks the view of a major South Jersey body of water could be down before July 4 if one state senator has his way.   ...

14 years ago

Politics & Policy

Here’s what Mitt Romney may be hiding by refusing to release his pre-2010 tax returns and (so far) his 2011 tax return.

It’s probably no coincidence that when releasing his 2011 tax return, President Obama also re-released his tax returns from the pre ...

14 years ago

Mifflin Arboretum gets a makeover through city’s 5th Annual Spring Cleanup

As you drive through Midvale Ave. on your way to or from work this week, make sure to take a look at the freshened up Mifflin Arboretum i ...

14 years ago

Mel’s Kitchen takes top prize in local Chopped Challenge

If someone asked you to make a dessert using marshmallow Peeps, instant coffee, carrots and rice cakes, could you? How about an appetizer ...

14 years ago

Catholic school closing may lead one East Falls family to leave their city, and their church

When sixth grader Emma Spaeth opened her backpack and removed the envelope sent home from her school, she couldn’t have known the r ...

14 years ago

Christie reputation a burning building of its own

There are two decisively different visual narratives which developed last week in New Jersey politics – Newark mayor Cory Booker re ...

14 years ago

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