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A day after the USA women’s victory over France, kids at a Delaware soccer camp were practicing with an increased desire to be soccer s ...

At her second in a three-meeting series, Pa. Rep. Pamela DeLissio held a town hall at Roxborough Memorial Hospital last night for her 194 ...

As the Rutgers University board prepares to vote on rising costs, students and faculty say there are spending cuts that could spare stude ...

Atlantic City has the top boardwalk in the nation. This according to National Geographic, ...

Child abuse is never not in the news. Nationally, priest sexual abuse cases continue to make headlines. Locally, the ...

The multimedia center TV host Ryan Seacrest announced in April he’d open at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is set to lau ...

As Phoenixville Council looks to upgrade its water and sewer infrastructures and construct a new town hall, borough officials think the b ...

The city has a system for handling its financial reports, and Controller Alan Butkovitz says there’s a good chance the process isn& ...

Nearly a year ago, Kenny Woods was arrested and accused in a fatal car accident in Delaware County. He was released from prison when the ...

The Zoning Board of Adjustment has unanimously approved redesign plans for Philadelphia’s Dilworth Plaza. At a hearing yeste ...

Newtown’s website could use a facelift. Aside from being a bit hard to navigate, th ...

Representatives from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s Bureau of Nuclear Engineering, the state Department of Hea ...

Thousands of people packed the “Grand Slam Career Fair” at Citizen’s Ballpark. The fair included about 70 area employer ...

Good morning, Feeders! Did you feel differently waking up this morning knowing the Sixers are no longer owned by Comcast? The deal is pen ...

Delaware Technical and Community College will launch what school officials say is only the second Food Safety Associate Degree program in ...