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In a corn field in Bridgeville, Delaware, a band of gourd warriors pull their machines up to the line, their goal?  To hurl a pumpki ...

As Mayor Linda Thompson tells it, Harrisburg was always going to have a holiday parade. The city said two weeks ago it would have ...

Seems Bank of America was too late when it announced earlier this week it won’t charge customers monthly debit card fees. Af ...

With election week quickly approaching, Councilman Curtis Jones, Jr. is urging the state’s General Assembly to reject House Bill 93 ...

Under a bill introduced this week by Pa. Sen. Andy Dinniman, D-19th, gassing would no longer be an acceptable way to euthanize animals. ...

Five months ago, the Carey family of Feasterville welcomed sextuplets at Abington Memorial Hospital. The babies, Emma, Samantha, O ...

The most tyrannical fringe of the anti-abortion movement seems poised to make history next Tuesday in Mississippi. It’s shaping up ...

Time could be running out for the Chestnut Hill Community Association to have a meaningful say in the major development proposed for old ...

Students at Girard College, a Philadelphia boarding school, got a history lesson from a nationally renowned civil rights activist this we ...

Mitt Romney is coming to Philadelphia this afternoon, and Occupy Philly is ready for him. The GOP presidential candidate will be a ...

Occupy Delaware plans to set up in Wilmington’s Fletcher Brown Park beginning Saturday.  The big question is how long will the ...

A survey from AAA Mid-Atlantic finds one in three drivers admits to driving drowsy.  The agency, based in Wilmington, also fi ...

Ken Richmond, a Philadelphia attorney, loves his iPad. “It makes for efficiency,” said Richmond. “You don’t have ...

Anyone traveling around Dover has a variety of events to sample this weekend. The Biggs Museum of American Art presents “Del ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Friday! You’re only hours away from the weekend, but there’s plenty news to be had ’ti ...