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Philly college students protest Pa. cuts to education spending
Students at Temple and the University of Pennsylvania walked out of class Thursday to protest Gov. Tom Corbett’s proposed budget cu ...
13 years ago
N.J. agency to offer low-interest mortgages
Some first time home-buyers in New Jersey could be eligible for an attractive mortgage rate. The New Jersey Housing and Mortgage F ...
13 years ago
Burlington County-owned nursing home gets one bid at auction
Ocean Healthcare of Lakewood, N.J., submitted the sole bid Thursday to buy Buttonwood Hospital, a nursing home and psychiatric facility r ...
13 years ago
The budget battle ahead in New Jersey
NJ Spotlight Managing Editor Lee Keough breaks down the budget numbers proposed by Governor Christie and the implications they could have ...
13 years ago
Judicial Conduct Board: Probable cause for formal charges against ex-traffic court judge
Philadelphia Traffic Court Judge Willie Singletary has submitted his resignation more than a month after being suspended without pay. ...
13 years ago
Phila. art installation examines the nexus of language, power and culture
Two students and a teacher from Science Leadership Academy spoke with us about a new art installation in Center City Philadelphia, p ...
13 years ago
N.J.’s Buttonwood Hospital nets $15 million in auction
Though still pending approval from freeholders, Burlington County’s Buttonwood Hospital netted $15 million at today’s auction ...
13 years ago
Public can watch Philly restaurants’ ‘Nightmares’ this month
The yelling, food-throwing and restaurant shut-downs are long over, but TV viewers can relive them all later this month when the two Phil ...
13 years ago
William Barnes granted parole nearly two years after beating cop-killing charge
William Barnes, the 75-year-old man who had served nearly two years in prison after being found not guilty of killing a Philadelphia poli ...
13 years ago