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Teens are invited to talk about literature and share their favorite books. Teens in grades six through 12 can join the Teen Litera ...

Calling all chess players! Join the chess club at the Lovett Memorial Library, located at 6945 Germantown Ave., for some fun! Games ...

Attend the Manayunk Neigborhood Council meeting on Wednesday evening. The monthly general meeting will be held on Wednesday May 2 a ...

Enjoy fishing? The Wissahickon Creek will be stocked with trout this week. The creek will be stocked with brook (a native state fi ...

Texas-based Energy Transfer will buy Sunoco for $5.3 billion. The sale comes as Sunoco completes its tumultuous transition away from ...

The judge in an internal Catholic church trial says a man accusing a priest of sexual assault once changed his story. Monsign ...

A Cape May, N.J. woman thought something might be amiss when she noticed hundreds of honey bees buzzing near the wisteria, roses and dais ...

A California-based manufacturer of fuel cells has started building a Delaware facility it says will employ about 900 people, and help it ...

Two new studies have some questioning a link between so-called “food deserts” and obesity. Health economists gave the ...

Thieves are keeping banker’s hours in sections of the 39th Police District. At the monthly 39th District Police Service Area ...

Ten lunchtime concerts are planned for May at the recently renamed John F. Collins Park in Center City. The Center City District h ...

The Philadelphia School District is coming under fire for its plan to shutter 40 of the district’s schools by next year, and two do ...

For anyone who’s ever called New Jersey the armpit of America, Forbes is pretty much telling you to take a hike. The magazin ...

What if parishes live-streamed masses, developed email lists and had multi-lingual websites? One South Philadelphia is working on ...

A group calling for more taxes on businesses came to Philadelphia City Council to send a message.   The Fair Share Coalition, ...