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Philadelphia quadruples its recycling rate
It took just four years for the City of Philadelphia to quadruple its recycling rate after residents were recycling only five-percent of
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Here are some of the stories we have airing in tonight’s broadcast of NewsWorks tonight.
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Potatoes from train accident go to Delaware food bank
A large truckload of potatoes from a train accident won’t go to waste, instead the potatoes have been delivered to a Delaware food
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Are you a safe driver? Take PennDOT’s survey
Are you a safe driver? PennDOT wants to know and is asking drivers from around the state to take a brief survey.
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Hundreds without power in Egg Harbor Township
Hundreds of people lost power Monday in the Atlantic City area as early as 1:25 p.m.
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The president’s papa was a rolling stone – this much we knew. But when I opened journalist Sally Jacobs’ biography of
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Food Bank of Delaware gets potatoes from train involved in accident
An accident that spilled a load of potatoes in Milford proves to be a windfall for the Food Bank of Delaware.
The accident o
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NewsWorks stories you may have missed
It was a busy few days, with Philadelphia’s best food vendors battling in Saturday’s Vendy Awards to the historic space shutt
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13 years ago
Jenkintown community project meant to beautify business dist.
Business owners in Jenkintown are stepping up to beautify the business district as part of a project organizers hope will create a sense
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Issues delay various SEPTA trains Monday
A variety of issues Monday have caused delays to passengers on some of SEPTA’s trains.
Accor
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West Phila. park shows rapid development
A West Philadelphia park is making significant progress as part of a project that began two years ago.
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SEPTA gives tour of crumbling infrastructure to Federal Transit Administration
Federal officials came to Philadelphia to take a look at the city’s crumbling mass transit infrastructure.
Federal Tra
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More bathrooms? DRWC considers ways to increase visitors
Groomed park trails are always nice, perhaps additional trash cans or park shelters too, but how about more bathrooms?
The Delawar
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Malfunction causes NJ Motor Vehicle Commission computers to crash
A computer malfunction Monday morning caused computers across New Jersey to crash at the state’s Department of Motor Vehicle Commis
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A second chance: pardoned PA cow sent to Woodstock
A Pennsylvania cow who received a second chance after it was pardoned by Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett, is on her way to New York.
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