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Philadelphia’s Fleisher Art Memorial in national spotlight for work with kids
The director of the Fleisher Art Memorial and a South Philly teenager will be at the White House Wednesday as the guests of Michelle Obam ...
14 years ago
Pa. ID measure revives debate over privacy, security
The debate over a proposed requirement that public works employees in Pennsylvania be checked against a federal database has dredged up o ...
14 years ago
Christie: GOP lawmakers will keep Statehouse seats
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is keeping the expectations low with his prediction for next week’s elections. He said he doesn̵ ...
14 years ago
Philly protesters set to join 99-minute Occupy strike
A general strike is being called Wednesday by the Occupy movement–including protesters in Philadelphia. Gwen Snyder of the O ...
14 years ago
Jury deliberations begin in Computergate trial
Jury deliberations have begun in the Computergate trial and the multiple charges handed down for the taxpayer-funded technology allegedly ...
14 years ago
With all N.J. legislative seats up for election, little change expected
All 120 seats in the New Jersey Legislature are up for election Nov. 8. Despite voter dissatisfaction about the job the Legislature is do ...
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Injured Sussex County Councilman’s condition upgraded
Vance Phillips was injured when the hang glider-like aircraft he was flying crash landed in Virginia on Sunday. The Republican cou ...
14 years ago
Condo tax credits can contribute to sustainability
A reader writes in response to an Oct. 18 NewsWorks report that Philadelphia stands to lose $6 million a year with the passage of a ...
14 years ago
Poll finds Americans draw the line at five days of mail per week
How often do you think you should receive mail? Five days a week? Three? One? These are questions the U.S. Postal Service is askin ...
14 years ago
Pa. Senate approved texting while driving ban
With a 45-5 vote today from the Pennsylvania Senate, the state is one step closer to passing a ban on texting while driving. Gov. Tom Cor ...
14 years ago
Judge tosses evidence in Rep. Parker’s DUI case
State Rep. Cherelle Parker scored a major victory in Common Pleas Court Tuesday after a city judge moved to toss out all evidence connect ...
14 years ago
Renovations of Dilworth Plaza not only reason Philadelphia wants to move Occupiers
The city needs to move the “Occupy Philadelphia” protesters from Dillworth Plaza to make way for renovations. The prote ...
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US DOT official visits Delaware rail company
Trumpeting the importance of the American Jobs Act, U.S. Deputy Transportation Secretary John Porcari took a tour of the Delaware Car Com ...
14 years ago
Pennsylvania’s October revenue fails to meet expectations
The state’s tax collections remain behind expectations, although that may be partly by design. A state Revenue Department s ...
14 years ago
Region’s first double-hand transplant a success
A team of Penn Medicine doctors and nurses successfully completed the region’s first bilateral hand transplant in September. Today ...
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