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Philly paleontologists dub predatory prehistoric fish
Researchers at the Academy of Natural Sciences have identified a new species of predatory fish from fossils found in the Arctic Circle of ...
15 years ago
Rox Art Stroll kicks off in early October
The Roxborough Development Corporation is gearing up for next month’s Rox Art Stroll, a weekend jam-packed with art and culture alo ...
15 years ago
Flood cleanup continues along the Wissahickon
The Friends of the Wissahickon and Philadelphia Parks and Recreation are in need of volunteers to help clean up damage from the storms an ...
15 years ago
Volunteers sought for this month’s EcoArts Festival
A great way to show your love for the environment and network with people who are green-minded is coming your way at the second annual Ma ...
15 years ago
MNC approves new townhouse project and Main Street restaurant
A new restaurant on Main Street and a townhouse neighborhood on Leverington Avenue won approval from the Manayunk Neighborhood Council, a ...
15 years ago
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 ...
15 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 ...
15 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 ...
15 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. ...
15 years ago