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East Germantown grapples with “what ifs” of a flood turned fatal
Robert Williams still feels sick about the young woman that drowned in her car Thursday near the corner of East Haines and Musgrave stree ...
14 years ago
Maryland health-care company pays $150 million to settle fraud probe
Federal authorities have announced a $150 million settlement with one of the nation’s largest health-care providers over charges of ...
14 years ago
Back to School night canceled in Haddonfield School District
Sunday, Haddonfield School Superintendent Richard Perry canceled Back to School nights across the district, after receiving a telephone m ...
14 years ago
With burial service, Flight 93 heroes finally put to rest
For 10 years, the unidentified remains of the 40 passengers and crew of Flight 93 waited in three caskets stored away in a mausoleum. ...
14 years ago
Gift-wrapped package, suspicious activity trigger security calls
Security around the country was beefed up Sunday in a nation on high alert. Ten years after the Sept. 11 attacks, with color codes assign ...
14 years ago
Bank of America plans to cut 30,000 jobs
Bank of America has announced that it will cut 30,000 jobs “over the next few years,” ...
14 years ago
Teachers’ strike continues at Philly-area Catholic high schools
A strike by Philadelphia-area Catholic high school teachers continued Monday as the Archdiocese of Philadelphia took a “wait-and-se ...
14 years ago
Christie’s education task force releases reform report
N.J. Gov Chris Christie and Secretary of Education Chris Cerf were in Pennington today to discuss their preliminary education reform repo ...
14 years ago
Winners of Philadelphia Business Journal’s Best Places to Work
The Philadelphia Busniess Journal has announced the winners of its eighth annual Best Places to ...
14 years ago