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Looking to open a bed and breakfast? Start a party house? Build a helipad? Your imagination can pretty much run wild when you’re bi ...

A newsstand at 13th and Market Streets in Center City was doing pretty good business on a recent Friday afternoon. The stand offered both ...

Already not the most popular among Atlantic City’s officials, Public Safety Director Christine Petersen is going to have a hard tim ...

A poll released today shows more men than women in Pennsylvania favor Gov. Tom Corbett, but neither hits the 50 percent mark. Of t ...

Most known for his ModellR ...

First it was the bed bug, now it’s the Xylotrechus chinensis beetle. Well, not quite. Philadelphia could be spared an infest ...

Grading on a curve, Mitt Romney loomed in last night’s Republican debate as a veritable giant flanked by dwarfs.Good grief, what a ...

There’s a reason why some people call us “Filthadelphia.”  This month Philly was dubbed the second dirtiest city i ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Flag Day! We’ll do a little digging into recent flag sales in honor of the holiday, and we’v ...

Delaware City has hired Richard Cathcart as their new City Manager. ...

Mothers Against Drunk Driving is urging Delaware lawmakers to strengthen a bill cracking down on drunken driving. Among other thin ...

Philadelphia’s “Peace” high school held its graduation on yesterday. Parkway Northwest High School for Peace and Justic ...

The summer swimming season is upon us, but there are still some summer jobs that need to be filled. Officials in Delaware are havi ...

As far as anyone can tell, Abiah Jones likely was not properly seated on Wildwood’s Ferris Wheel when she fell to her death June 3. ...

Emaleigh Doley stands in the middle of a gravel field, where little remains of the former 3-story houses that loomed over her Germantown ...