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Delaware Governor Jack Markell talks about getting more to kids graduate from even stronger public schools so they can become the ne ...

The cycling community lost one of its big stars this week. Gerard “Jerry” Casale, one of the co-founders of the Philad ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Friday! Peter Crimmins and Lindsay Lazarski are headed to Laurel Hill Cemetery, where a group of ...

A trial of the car for Consumer Reports ends shortly after it starts when the car stopped and wouldn’t restart during the magazine& ...

Daniel Cullen says he was first inspired by hair metal bands like Poison and White Snake to learn guitar 25 years ago. Then he discovered ...

State health leaders are urging parents to get their kids tes ...

On Wednesday night, members of the Manayunk Neighborhood Council voted to support a conceptual plan that seeks to raise visibility and ac ...

When Erin Visalli first emailed me about Relax Concierge, I couldn’t wrap my head around w ...

Wilmington leaders won’t dye the Brandywine River green like they do in Chicago, but part of the city will “go green” t ...

Senator Carper joins the Meals on Wheels delivery team to draw attention to the CHEER Nutrition Program.   Mo ...

Gov. Chris Christie has created what’s sure to be a YouTube video, mixing it up with a law school student at one of his signature t ...

Officials in a southern New Jersey resort community where alcohol sales have been banned for decades have voted against letting restauran ...

While delegates to the Constitutional Convention were in Philadelphia more tan 200 years ago, many stopped by the D. Landreth Seed Compan ...

The remains of bodies in a mass grave uncovered in Malvern, Pa., will be buried Friday. In 1832, an estimated 57 people died while ...

Young people may be the group hardest-hit by the recession, even if they’re not the most visible. Young Americans may not be ...