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4 ironworkers sue Sunoco over injuries at Philly refinery
Four ironworkers are suing Sunoco, alleging they suffered injuries that could have been prevented while working at a South Philadelphia
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13 years ago
Markell plans to renominate two judges
Del. gov. Jack Markell has plans to renominate two judges: Supreme Court Justice Randy Holland and Family Court Judge Kenneth Martin Mill
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13 years ago
Increasing tensions in Libya have helped send oil above the $100-a-barrel mark today, a foreboding benchmark that could mean much hi
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13 years ago
Medford company announces recall of cheese crackers
Allergic to milk products or food coloring? Might want to put the cheese crackers down. Asian Gourmet Cheese Rice Crackers (UPC 076606-71
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13 years ago
Priest fired from college after man’s email to Rigali
In the matter of a week, Father Jim St. George went front teaching several classes at Chestnut Hill College to being let go for seemingly
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13 years ago
Phoenixville council appoints new member to vacated position
Phoenixville Council filled the latest vacancy in its membership Tuesday when Jennifer Mayo was appointed to a middle ward seat. Mayo was
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13 years ago
Those uncomfortable with personal questions need not apply
Salary requirements, references and employment history are all part of the job. Or, at least, the job application. But have you ever face
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13 years ago
Greenleaf to reintroduce prison reform bill with help from Wagner
Prison reform advocates are getting legislative help from an unlikely source.
Republican State Sen. Stewart Greenleaf is rein
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13 years ago
Philly doctor barred from radiation treatments
A Philadelphia radiation oncologist was banned this week from performing most therapies that use radioactive materials.
The federa
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13 years ago
Police and teens in Jenkintown looking to better understand each other
Leave it to teenagers to assume they’re in trouble. In an effort to tell Jenkintown High School teens that cops aren’t out to
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13 years ago
Princeton reintroduces early action applications
When Princeton University eliminated its early decision application process in 2006 the school hoped other Ivy League schools would do th
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13 years ago
Allen’s New York ties prove stronger than Phillies Phever
Jo Ann Allen is a walking conflict. That’s what I called our Morning Edition host this morning when she strolled out of the studio
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13 years ago
Officials ponder next step on revoked casino license
The casino license for the long-stalled Foxwoods project in South Philadelphia has been revoked, and the gaming group is appealing the de
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13 years ago
Kennett Square resident to head Public Utility Commission
Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett has announced his selection for the new chairman of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission. Kennett Square resid
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13 years ago