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Weather, program changes help stretch Pa. heating assistance
The weather’s been mild for the most part this winter, and that’s been a relief to the folks who dole out dollars to help str ...
15 years ago
Philly ranked low on list of healthiest cities for women in recent survey
Philadelphia wasn’t the least healthy for women but it wasn’t close to being one of the healthiest either in a recent survey ...
15 years ago
Dem lawmakers promise another try for gay marriage in N.J.
Democratic leaders in the New Jersey Legislature say enactment of a bill permitting same-sex marriage will be a priority this year. < ...
15 years ago
US Airways balks at Philly airport expansion
The biggest airline in town says it doesn’t want to pay for a new runway at the Philadelphia International Airport. The runway is p ...
15 years ago
New Council members weigh in on the big questions for 2012
City Council welcomed six new members this week, a bright-eyed bunch with big plans to improve the city.They face some tough decisions.Th ...
15 years ago
Layoff notices sent out to 200 Cumberland County workers
Layoff notices have been sent to more than 200 workers at a Cumberland County government run nursing home and library, according to the P ...
15 years ago
Joe and Sue Paterno donate $100,000 to former employer, Penn State
The Patriot-News reports Joe and Sue Paterno have donated $100,000 to Penn State just months after former football coach Joe Pat ...
15 years ago
More cash-strapped cities may turn to asset sales in ’12
There’s one big, scary reason you should get familiar with the phrase “public asset sales” in 2012: pensions. By ...
15 years ago
Fire damages West Wildwood marina
A multi-alarm fire damaged a West Wildwood marina Monday morning. ...
15 years ago
Reopening Dimock water investigation, EPA may test wells
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is considering shipping fresh water to Dimock, Pa., where residents say hydraulic fracturing has ...
15 years ago