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The Chelten Plaza Save-A-Lot wouldn’t open for another 10 minutes, but there Barbara Monroe and Antonio Green stood, by the front d ...

Camden Mayor Dana Redd and Camden County’s freeholder board issued a statement today announcing what they say is “significant ...

Atlantic City’s casinos took in $245.1 million in November, a decline of 6.3 percent from a year ago. The latest figures re ...

One business day after Arlene Ackerman hired Estelle Matthews as the School District of Philadelphia’s chief talent-development off ...

Seniors who walked into Center in the Park’s “Beat the Holiday Blues” workshop Thursday morning were quiet. Some sat be ...

Following the federal government’s decision not to make what’s known as the “morning after” pill an over ...

How kids will get to school was the top concern expressed by parents whose children, attend a Mt. Airy middle school that could be moved ...

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will increase oversight and inspections at the Limerick Generating Station following concerns over R ...

Here’s a niche if there ever was one: young hunters in Delaware. The state’s Department of Natural Resources and Envir ...

The railroad played a big part in the history of Delaware, from the growth of industry in Wilmington, to getting Delaware’s peaches and ...

Cancer affects millions of people every year.  It’s a difficult diagnosis to receive and people react to it in different ways. &nb ...

First Experience takes a peak into the world of Alfred I DuPont.  He loved his cars, and that love is on display at the Nemours ...

Some of our Experiences come from real-life headlines.  Bullying in schools is one such topic.  A Dover man set out to do somet ...

Stevens Puppets have entertained people of all ages for over 75 years.  It’s a traveling show with some very creative hand carved ...

The bill to monitor lead paint more closely in Philadelphia rental properties has been amended. City Councilwoman Blondell Reynold ...