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Update: Power restored in Northeast Philadelphia
Update: PECO says power has been restored across the Northeast after crews were able to gain access to the substation. N ...
15 years ago
AdultBasic members may line up for PA Fair Care
Pennsylvania’s high-risk health insurance plan is open for business, and on September 1, thousands of hard-to-insure Pennsylvanians ...
15 years ago
Pagano’s Steaks & Hoagies: Here’s the Beef
I’ve got a beef with South Philly. Now, don’t get me wrong. Some of my best friends live in South Philadelphia. My bias stems from th ...
15 years ago
Vintage baseball team plays ball like it’s 1864
Imagine playing baseball in a 100-percent wool uniform in the blistering summer heat. Add to that some 1864 season rules of the National ...
15 years ago
Forecast for Mt. Airy USA’s Friday night movie looks good
It appears that Mt. Airy USA’s scheduled outdoor Friday night movie “The Sandlot” will have good weather. The forecast ...
15 years ago
Controversy over military record dogs Council candidate
A controversy over Philadelphia City Council candidate David Oh’s military record may cost him political support. John McNes ...
15 years ago
Philadelphia School Reform Commission meeting: wild ride
Former Philadelphia Schools Superintendent Arlene Ackerman is gone, but the controversy surrounding her departure is not. Case in point:W ...
15 years ago
Voter ID debate touches on fraud vs. voter protections
Pennsylvania is poised to join an increasing list of Republican-ruled states that are enacting laws requiring voters to produce a state-i ...
15 years ago
Ackerman talks, says her refusal to back pols was a ‘career decision’
When prominent people want to get their point of view out on a public controversy, smart ones will often grant an interview to someone t ...
15 years ago