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What’s wrong with this picture?
It’s Milton Street, the long-shot, bad-boy candidate for mayor of Philadelphia getting one of two major union endorsements over the ...
14 years ago
Councilman fears airport expansion could be Philly’s loss
A Philadelphia councilman is sending a stern warning about airport expansion and its invasion into another community. During counc ...
14 years ago
As ill-used pit bull fights for life, SPCA fights stereotype
Pennsylvania SPCA humane law enforcement officers have shut down a significant dog fighting ring, rescuing 26 dogs from four properties. ...
14 years ago
Fey’s Free Library interview with WHYY host sells out
If you didn’t get a ticket to tonight’s author event at the Free Library, take heart in knowing you’re among many. ...
14 years ago
King High update: SAC wants Mosaica back
Members of the School Advisory Council at Martin Luther King High say that despite the last-minute intervention of an influential state l ...
14 years ago
Pa. begins Civil War commemoration
Re-enactors donned top hats and Union Blue uniforms, and carried flags, fifes and drums into the state Capitol rotunda today to mark the ...
14 years ago
U.S. pledges $1 billion to improve hospital outcomes
The federal Department of Health and Human Services Tuesday pledged $1 billion to decrease hospital-acquired conditions by 40 percent and ...
14 years ago
New Jersey bill benefits car-sharing organizations
A bill making the rounds in the New Jersey Assembly would promote car-sharing by lifting a $5 state surcharge for rentals. Introd ...
14 years ago
Planning professionals offer free ideas for Pottstown waterfront
In this case, indecision was probably the best method possible for Pottstown. After disagreement about what a revitalized waterfront shou ...
14 years ago
Consensus shows New Jersey voters consider Christie smart but stubborn
Not that we really needed a poll to tell us this, but a study done by Rutgers-Eagleton confirms New Jersey voters think Gov. Chris Christ ...
14 years ago
D.C. the first in the nation to allow online gambling
Forget Parx, SugarHouse and Revel. Washington, D.C. is the first U.S. jurisdiction to allow Internet gambling. Now you can gamble in your ...
14 years ago