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Delaware receives donation from sculptor Charles Parks’ foundation
The foundation of sculptor Charles Parks will announce a major contribution to the State of Delaware today. More than 500 sc ...
14 years ago
Ackerman’s $905,000 buyout is due today
Arlene Ackerman is set to come into some money today. The ex-School District of Philadelphia superintendent is due her $905,000 buyout to ...
14 years ago
AG Biden unveils child predator prevention plan
Attorney General Beau Biden will unveil plans to prevent child abuse by training adults to recognize and respond to signs of abuse. ...
14 years ago
This just in from Amtrak: Passage of severe weather has lead to the temporary closure of the Keystone Service route between Harri ...
14 years ago
Rainfall hinders commute and Irene clean-up
With the power back on for all New Jersey residents, the recovery and clean-up from Hurricane Irene has begun. More than 15,000 Ne ...
14 years ago
3 teens admit to random attack in downtown Philly
Three Mastery Charter students have admitted to randomly attacking a man in downtown Philadelphia, leaving him with a fractured jaw. ...
14 years ago
FixPhillyDistricts winners showcased at Council hearing
Days before the deadline to present a redistricting map to City Council, a Council committee got loads of advice from members of the publ ...
14 years ago
Greenhouse of the future on display now in Philly
A greenhouse of the future has risen in the center of Philadelphia’s historic district. Around the corner from Independence ...
14 years ago
Convention protesters call for halt to gas drilling
Hundreds of protesters lined the sidewalks near the Convention Center in downtown Philadelphia Wednesday, calling for a halt to natural g ...
14 years ago
As industry gathers in Philadelphia, activists urge caution at citizen’s shale hearing
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett has yet to say much about the recommendations in the report issued by his Marcellus Shale Advisory Comm ...
14 years ago
Mormons’ candidacies a fresh test of voter biases
The buzz over two Mormons running for president raises again the question of when a candidate’s religious identity harms rather tha ...
14 years ago