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Lawmakers pedal their way to the statehouse
A number of Delaware lawmakers are using pedal power to get to work on this, the 21st Legislators Bike to Work Day. Groups o ...
15 years ago
Area’s wealthy residents reveal how they’re investing
Nearly 70 percent of the Philadelphia area’s wealthy residents say they’ve been more conservative with their investments in r ...
15 years ago
It’s endorsement season and Mayor Nutter and D.A. Williams are busy
With elections come endorsements. Today Philadelphia’s District Attorney endorsed a City Council candidate: just the latest i ...
15 years ago
Delaware pediatrician waives right to jury trial for sexual abuse charges
A trial is set for June 1 for Dr. Earl Bradley, but there won’t be a jury. The Delaware pediatrician waived that right today in a c ...
15 years ago
Anti-foreclosure program finally running in Philadelphia
A federal mortgage program finally has money available to help those laid off and in danger of losing their homes. The Emergency H ...
15 years ago
Sen. Carper to testify on Delaware National Park Bill
Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) will make his case for a national park in Delaware Wednesday in Washington, D.C. Carper will testify in f ...
15 years ago
Toomey to reveal his 2012 budget proposal
U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) will unveil his proposal for the 2012 federal budget Tuesday. Toomey and fellow Republican Sens.Jim DeMint o ...
15 years ago
DelDOT hosts Senior Driver Days for elderly motorists
In an effort to keep seniors mobile and help them stay safe, the Delaware Department of Transportation is hosting two Senior Driver Day e ...
15 years ago
Love Park’s summer concert series underway
Even on the chilly days in May, if you sit perfectly still in the sun it feels just a little bit like summer. It’s already summer i ...
15 years ago
Art students find exhibit space with the Gallery
The Gallery has taken on a whole new meaning. You’ve got a few weeks left to catch the latest exhibits from students at the Univers ...
15 years ago
Proponents of paid sick leave trying to get it moving again in Philadelphia
Legislation to mandate every employer in Philadelphia offer sick days to employees is stalled in City Council. Groups supporting the paid ...
15 years ago
Hasidic paper removes Hillary Clinton from White House photo
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sat in the White House Situation Room with President Barack Obama and others as Navy SEALs set off to ...
15 years ago
Delaware joins National Tourism Week
The State of Delaware joins in the celebration of National Tourism Week. An event this morning at the Delaware Wel ...
15 years ago
Christie says Lewis may be “too sensitive” to run for Senate.
N.J. Gov. Chris Christie has vowed to “campaign hard” against the Olympian if Lewis proceeds with his run for New Jersey̵ ...
15 years ago
Pennhurst owner pushes for zoning change to allow haunted house
A partial owner of Chester County’s Pennhurst property has petitioned the township for a zoning change to allow, among other things ...
15 years ago