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Christie won’t budge on tax increase for wealthiest in N.J.

The Christie administration is responding to Democrats’ efforts to raise taxes on New Jersey’s wealthiest residents with new ...

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Corbett gains national stature with handling of Penn State scandal

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett’s national standing is on the rise as he addresses the ongoing scandal involving Penn State and forme ...

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Department store chains come and gone

Longtime Philadelphia area residents perhaps have fond recollections of the many department store chains that have come and gone. ...

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Dave Davies: Off Mic

Corrupt and contented? How about opinionated and ill-informed

As a 36-year resident of Philadelphia, I have no problem with people who want to take a shot at the city from time to time. Who do ...

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Philadelphia Planning Commission to review two key Northwest projects

Tuesday could be a key day in a pair of Northwest developments, as the city Planning Commission considers the next phase of a development ...

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N.J. bill would legalize raw milk sales

New Jersey lawmakers may soon weigh whether to make raw, unpasteurized milk legal in the Garden State. A bill passed by the state ...

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