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Senate panel to take up rewrite of Pa. library law

It’s about time. Pennsylvania’s 50-year-old Library Code may soon be modernized. The state Senate’s Educa ...

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West Philadelphia professor wins $500,000 ‘genius’ grant

A West Philadelphia professor has been awarded a MacArthur Foundation “genius” grant. Jacob Soll, 42, is something of ...

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New specialized pediatric care facility opens in Mt. Airy

Choosing the proper daycare center for children can be a challenge for many parents, but when a child has severe physical and medical nee ...

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Two-day EcoArts Festival returns to Manayunk this weekend

The Manayunk section of Philadelphia will celebrate sustainability this weekend during the second annual Manayunk EcoArts Festival. < ...

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