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Judge waives preliminary hearing in Gosnell case
A Philadelphia Common Pleas judge Wednesday said there will be no preliminary hearing in the case of West Philadelphia abortion doctor Ke
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Judge denies Gosnell’s preliminary hearing request
The Common Pleas Court today denied Kermit Gosnell’s request for a preliminary hearing. The West Philadelphia doctor appeared in co
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13 years ago
Del. has ‘critical’ need for 911 dispatchers
The state’s top homeland security official says there’s a critical staffing shortage in Delaware’s 911 centers and want
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13 years ago
Wilmington Trust faces layoffs in wake of M&T merger
As Wilmington Trust approaches its merger with M&T Bank, the Delaware bank faces losing about a quarter of its workforce.
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Panel: N.J. should not pay for county prosecutors’ offices
County officials in New Jersey are disappointed a commission is not recommending the state take over the operation and cost of county pro
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Princeton grants limited library access to town residents
Princeton University has announced it will grant limited access to Public Library card holders to its Firestone Library. Very limited acc
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13 years ago
Saturday classes a last resort for school with too many snow days
If kids in Franklin Township, N.J., don’t hate school already, they’re sure going to. Franklin Township School in Hunterdon C
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Urban Outfitters to add 1,000 jobs in Phila.
Richard Hayne, president of Urban Outfitters, announced this morning that it will expand its corporate headquarters at the Philadelphia N
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Ripken’s jerky will sponsor Trenton Thunder
Not only does Cal Ripken have a jerky, the product will be the official sponsor of the Trenton Thunder. Ripken Power Shred will be o
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13 years ago
Central Bucks teacher suspended for blogging about students
A teacher in the Central Bucks School District has been suspended for comments she made about some of her students in her blog.
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New law allows wind turbines on Jersey Shore piers
Giant wind farms are planned miles off the Jersey Shore. But a new law signed by Gov. Chris Christie will allow wind turbines on piers &
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UPenn paper praises museum for last-minute exhibit changes
The University of Pennsylvania’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology was caught off guard last week when Chinese officials
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Anderson death may link to ’09 shooting
Life at the Abbotsford Homes development in East Falls is anything but normal two days after resident Rashawn Anderson was gunned down in
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Jenkintown Council passes traffic-calming ordinance
Jenkintown Borough Council voted Monday night to allow for traffic-calming devices on certain streets. Residents won’t get a direct
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Candidates are lining up to run for Philadelphia City Council this year and using YouTube to introduce themselves to voters.
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