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Philly Pops march to new office, Philly Spring Cleanup gears up
Good morning, Feeders! The city will announce today plans for its annual Philly Spring Cleanup. Emma Jacobs will be in Kensington ...
15 years ago
Wire problem that delayed morning commute to N.Y. resolved
Attention commuters: A wire problem is causing delays on NJ Transit trains into and out of New York City. Update, 1 ...
15 years ago
Pa. voter ID bill heads toward final Senate vote
A bill to require voters to show certain photo identification before their vote can be counted in Pennsylvania is advancing in the state ...
15 years ago
Reforms could make elections more fair for all Pa. voters — and candidates
As I see it, voter suppression is practiced equally by both major parties. There are some reforms that people of every party should ...
15 years ago
Pa. ban on texting while driving begins this week
Pennsylvania’s new ban on texting while driving goes into effect Thursday. Under the new law, police can pull drivers over if they& ...
15 years ago
Balance fitness clears traffic committee with no neighborhood opposition
Balance fitness studio won the support of a neighborhood traffic committee for its plans to occu ...
15 years ago
Urban gardening with the littlest sprouts
The hint of warmth in the air suggests Spring is coming. The chang ...
15 years ago
Hop farming slowly but surely growing in New Jersey
Facing a massive crop shortage in 2007, New Jersey homebrewers Marylu Hansen and Beau Byrtus found a way to stay in business and make som ...
15 years ago
Roxborough 4-H club loans lambs to Wilma Theater cast
The Manatawna/Saul 4-H Club has loaned out three lambs to The Wilma Theater for their latest production, “Curse of the Starving Cla ...
15 years ago
As former lawmaker is convicted of corruption, Pa. Senate renews ethics push
Pennsylvania’s Senate could pass new rules defining how involved senators can be in nonprofit organizations that receive state gran ...
15 years ago