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Wilmington University hopes to link returning military veterans to employment opportunities
The national unemployment rate is disproportionately higher among military veterans. Delaware’s Wilmington University hopes t ...
14 years ago
Keystone Progress defends Philadelphia courts
A report out today claims Philadelphia is home to “one of the finest and most successful urban trial courts in the country” ...
14 years ago
FEMA sends $1.4 million to N.J. for Irene expenses
New Jersey is getting more than $1.4 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to offset costs from Tropical Storm Irene. ...
14 years ago
A Lenten fast at Enon Tabernacle nears its Easter end
It’s been nearly five weeks, and Marie Marthol-Clark is still fighting the temptation to have meat and dairy products for lunch. ...
14 years ago
Exelon to test Limerick nuclear plant sirens today
Live within 10 miles of the Limerick Generating Station? The try not to be alarmed this afternoon when the siren goes off. Exelon ...
14 years ago
Delaware police looking for tire slasher
Someone slashed the tires on eleven cars in Claymont over the weekend, and State Police are trying to figure out who did it. The s ...
14 years ago
Philadelphia Media Network sells for $55 million, Lenfest to chair the board
The Philadelphia Media Network has sold for “approximately $55 million,” according to a press release, and TV mogul Gerry Len ...
14 years ago
City Council budget hearing gets interesting, announcement expected on newspapers sale
Good morning, Feeders! Now that we’re done separating fact from April Fools fiction ...
14 years ago
East coast battle of the beards faces off in Philadelphia
Hordes of bearded men from across the country arrived in Philadelphia this weekend to compete in the East Coast Beard and Moustache Champ ...
14 years ago
Local media play April Fools jokes, Philadelphia gets in on the action
Since April Fools Day fell on a Sunday, we thought it’d be worth catching you up on what you might have missed. The local me ...
14 years ago
From the very beginning, William Penn envisioned the city of Philadelphia as a “greene Country Towne.” He instructed the Firs ...
14 years ago
Plans announced for major music festival in Kent County this summer
More than 40 acts including The Black Keys, The Killers and Jack White will take the stage during the three-day Firefly Music Festival co ...
14 years ago
Major music festival coming to Delaware
The Killers, The Black Keys and Jack White will headline the Firefly Festival coming to Dover this July. Firefly Music Fest ...
14 years ago
Delaware’s first hard cider is being produced in Sussex County
A farm and a winery in Sussex County are teaming up to produce the first hard cider being marketed in the First State. ...
14 years ago
Foxwoods license in state lawmakers’ hands
The chairman of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board says the fate of Philadelphia’s second casino license is now in the hands of ...
14 years ago