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After a year of keeping bees, I had pretty well forgotten that the reason most people get into this is for the honey. Ostensibly, ...

Former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum made it official Monday morning as he formally announced his candidacy for president. A few hundred ...

Speaking of hazardous waste. Mace Security International Inc. of Horsham will pay a $1 ...

As Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter pushes hard to help bail out the city schools, none of the many options to raise the cash has enough ...

As part of Southeastern Pennsylvania’s five-county plan to increase hazardous waste collections from residents, Montgomery County h ...

South Jersey peach farmer Francisco Allende has been sworn into the state’s Board of Agriculture, which is the policy-making body o ...

A dozen Japanese students, 11 boys and one girl, traveled all the way from Toyota City, Japan to Selbyville, Delaware, where they visited ...

Update: Philadelphia Federation of Teachers President Jerry Jordan ...

The U.S. Supreme Court today vacated the decision of the U.S. Court o ...

Update: Nutter has announced the creation of Philadelphia Works, Inc., which will replace the PWDC and PWIB. He says the ...

A piece of American history made a slow trip through Delaware, and hundreds witnessed the journey of the famous plane that landed on the ...

Six blackjack and two roulette tables at Atlantic City’s Tropicana Casino and Resort will get a bit, uh, “nice-looking” ...

A dozen individuals and a dozen bars were cited for violations during Sunday’s bike race in Manayunk and Roxborough. A city ...

The New Jersey Senate could vote as early as Thursday on the appointment of former Rutgers University athletics director Bob Mulcahy to t ...

Two weeks after Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s office confirmed the departure of Chief of Staff Clarence Armbrister, it’ ...