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Last night, over a dozen members and guests of the Wissahickon Interested Citizens Association convened to discuss several items of conce ...

The Rehoboth Jazz Festival is underway ...

A new exhibition at the National Constitution Center features World War II veterans of minority races and nationalities. With inte ...

Customers on NJ Transit trains are not happy commuters, the Associated Press reports: The agency’s second customer satisfact ...

100 new AmericCorps volunteers will be sworn in during a ceremony at Legislative Hall. Lt. Governor Matt Denn will recognize the v ...

The Eagles Airbus is moving this morning, but it won’t leave the ground. At least, we hope not. US Airways Employees are tak ...

The weather’s not quite right for an announcement like this, but Del. Gov. Jack Markell will forge ahead anyway. Markell thi ...

Two area experts are blaming our brains for hypocrisy and deceit. A Philadelphia psychologist says compartments in the brain allow ...

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Environmental activists will urge Gov. Chris Christie to reconsider his decision to remove New Jersey from a multistate initiative to red ...

Lawyers on both sides of the Chelten Plaza controversy agree on one thing: That a Zoning Board of Adjustment decision issued Tuesday was ...

Some lawmakers are urging Gov. Chris Christie to restore a tax credit for companies that film movies or TV shows in New Jersey. Ch ...

On the way home from my high school reunion in Michigan, I decided to visit the Flight 93 National Memorial in western Pennsylvania near ...

If you want to learn about violins and the bows that make them sing, you’ll want to catch up with Elizabeth Vander Veer Shaak. ...

This weekend, the Henry James Saloon in Roxborough held a fundraiser to benefit the families of fallen police officers.  Much ...