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Philadelphia considering sick time mandate
Philadelphia City Council is reviewing a bill to mandate sick leave for private and public sector workers in the city.
The
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13 years ago
New Brandywine school won’t bear Joe Biden’s name
Well, Joe, you can’t win everything.
A new school in Delaware’s Brandywine School District will not be named after Vic
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13 years ago
Meetings being tonight for school district’s Renaissance Match schools
Tonight marks the first of six meetings in which the schools chosen as this year’s Renaissance Match schools by the School District
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13 years ago
N.J. company gets contract for new flu vaccine
Cranbury, N.J.- based biotechnology company VaxInnate was one of two companies awarded federal co
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13 years ago
Archdiocese reroutes students whose schools will close in June
Where will the students go? The Archdiocese of Philadelphia
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13 years ago
Vice President Joe Biden was on the losing side of an election, it was announced Monday night.
The name of the Delaware icon
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13 years ago
Lemon law to protect farm equipment advances in New Jersey Assembly
A bill that would protect farm equipment under New Jersey’s lemon law has advanced to the Senate Commerce Committe after being appr
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13 years ago
Do you bring your own bags when you go grocery shopping?
If you don’t already, Pennsylvania legislators are trying to give you a reason to bring your own bags to the supermarket.
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13 years ago
Psych evaluation ordered for rat-carrying pizza shop owner
The Upper Darby pizza shop owner accused of
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13 years ago
Air and water quality earn Philadelphia “most toxic” title
Philadelphia, we don’t know how to break this to you, but . . . you’re toxic.
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Non-profit Camden day care shocked by property tax bill
Some South Jersey day care centers are preparing for a fight. After years of being exempt from property taxes, Camden County offici
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13 years ago
Rutgers launches gender-neutral housing program in three buildings
Rutgers University is taking steps to make the campus more gay-friendly by launching a gender-neutral housing program come fall. At the N
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13 years ago
Think government workers are lazy, unaccountable slugs whose health and pension benefits are sucking the public treasury dry?
Or a
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13 years ago
Controller will crack down on delinquent court obligations
City Controller Alan Butkovitz and Municipal President Judge Marsha Neifield vow to crack down on the 622 city workers with outstanding c
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13 years ago
Project Dawn Court honors its first two graduates today
For some, it’s just the right combination of support, discipline and incentive that helps make addiction recovery successful. That&
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13 years ago