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Tasco set to lose some clout, but gain DROP dollars
When Ninth District Councilwoman Marian Tasco returns for a seventh term on Philadelphia City Council next week, she won’t be the p ...
14 years ago
Holiday mail delays Philly teachers’ paychecks
Some Philadelphia teachers received late paychecks for Christmas. About 15 percent of Philadelphia School District employees don ...
14 years ago
Pennsylvania Farm Show plows ahead with phone app
The Pennsylvania Farm Show will open Saturday with 6,000 animals and 250 events. This year, the state is offering one way to make the nat ...
14 years ago
New Jersey’s state parks ring in new year with guided hikes
If you’re not planning on being hung over on New Year’s Day, New Jersey has something in store for state park enthusiasts.&nb ...
14 years ago
For a look now at the area’s top business stories in 2011, we turn to Craig Ey, editor of the Philadelphia Business Journal, a part ...
14 years ago
Ripping the lid off an overtime scam, and Democrats take heat on redistricting
It’s a shame that a good investigative story gets less traction over the holidays. Dana DiFilippo, a good friend and great r ...
14 years ago
Pa. towns ring in the New Year with pickles, crayons, chips
Many towns in the middle of Pennsylvania have regionalized the traditional ball-drop of New Year’s Eve. Earlier this week, H ...
14 years ago
Letters of intent: Philadelphia print shop revives old media
These days, personal communication is fast and disposable. The speed of text messages, email, and tweets has given rise to a backlash of ...
14 years ago
ListenTwo men suing former 76ers owners for unpaid finders fee
The Inquirer is reporting that two West Coast sports executives filed a lawsuit in federal court ...
14 years ago
N.J. ski resorts look for security blanket (of snow)
New Jersey ski resort owners are disappointed with the recent mild weather, but they are optimistic about the season. Mountain Cre ...
14 years ago