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2 N.J. towns vote to exceed property-tax cap
Voters in 12 New Jersey towns have rejected referendums to raise their property taxes above the new state-imposed 2-percent cap. Brick To ...
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Corbett taps education board member as new chairman
The Associated Press reportes Pa. Gov Tom Corbett hopes to promote from within for the position of state Board of Education chair: ...
14 years ago
Rep. Rosita Youngblood’s letter to the EPA
April 26, 2011 Shawn M. Garvin Regional Administrat ...
14 years ago
Rep. Rosita Youngblood’s letter to the DEP
April 26, 2011 Joseph Fiola Regional Director Southeast Regional Office Pa. Department of Environmental Protection 2 E. Main Stree ...
14 years ago
Rep. Rosita Youngblood’s letter to city officials
April 26, 2011 Fran Burns Commissioner Philadelphia Department of Licenses and Inspections 11th Floor, Municipal Ser ...
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Rep. Youngblood moves to stop work at Chelten Plaza
State Representative Rosita Youngblood yesterday sent letters to federal state and local officials asking for a halt to work at a grocery ...
14 years ago
National womens’ group gives Singer lift
There’s good news for Stephanie Singer, the math professor-center city ward leader-upstart candidate for Philadelphia city commissi ...
14 years ago
PA Convention Center must replace new lighting system
It’ll be awhile before the Pennsylvania Convention Center impresses visitors the way it intends to. The center’s lighting sys ...
14 years ago
NFL lockout could affect Delaware’s gaming revenue
Delaware casinos are the only ones east of the Mississippi with legal sports betting. Which means the state’s bank account could ta ...
14 years ago
City Council trying to help keep full-day kindergarten in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia City Councilwoman is calling on the state of Pennsylvania to make sure full-day kindergar ...
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Cheltenham School District considers grade reconfigurations in coming years
Cheltenham School District is looking for ways to save money by reducing facilities and reconfiguring grades. Plans are in the early stag ...
14 years ago
New yard waste drop-off opens in NCCo
Delaware reached a five year agreement with a mulch business to collect yard waste from residents in Brandywine Hundred free of charge. ...
14 years ago
Health officials warn of measles in Camden County
New Jersey health officials are urging residents to make sure their vaccinations are up to date after a Camden County man came down with ...
14 years ago
Kennett students raise money for Malawi classroom
Cole Hamels is stopping by Kennett High School and Middle School next week to thank students for raising money for the Hamels Foundation. ...
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