Archives: Articles
More than $1 million in drilling fine for Chesapeake Energy
Pennsylavnia’s Department of Environmental Protection ...
15 years ago
Sussex County has good tax news for residents
Sussex County property taxes are not going up this year. However, county officials say the budget for the 2012 fiscal year will be ...
15 years ago
Updates from Philadelphia polling places
Update: The Committee of Seventy has released turnout figures. These numbers reflect reports between 10:30 and 11 a.m. ...
15 years ago
Group plans playground in wake of Souderton girl’s death
The tragic news of 9-year-old Skyler Kauffman’s death in Souderton has the community coming together to honor her. A group of resid ...
15 years ago
Discovery Channel finds Delaware’s horseshoe crab migration
A crew from the Discovery channel will be at Pickering Beach for the rest of this week documenting the migration of the horseshoe crab. ...
15 years ago
Delaware River and Bay Authority approves hike to Delaware Memorial Bridge tolls
Update: A toll increase has been approved for the bridge, but Commuter Frequent Traveler discount fares will only change ...
15 years ago
5th District: Lawn mower, motorcycle and tires stolen from separate properties
5th Police District Crime Blotter May 2- 8 ...
15 years ago
Port of Wilmington to export petroleum coke
The restart of the Delaware City Refinery also means new things for the Port of Wilmington. Instead of using petroleum coke, a byproduct ...
15 years ago
Voorhees town hall relocates to mall
You can get a lot done at the Voorhees Town Center. You can even live there. As part of the mall’s renovation into a mixed-use deve ...
15 years ago
Charter school hosts “Prom Shop” for its students in foster care
Arise Academy Charter High School is unique. Billed as the first charter school in the country designed specifically to serve students in ...
15 years ago
A budget do-over: the tale of two Delaware budgets
The state of Delaware is looking for ways to spend $367 million in new found money. But the Mayor of Wilmington has the opposite problem. ...
15 years ago
Philadelphia’s Connelly House opens for city’s formerly homeless
Today marks the grand opening of the Connelly H ...
15 years ago
Councilman Jones Jr. heads to the polls
Philadelphia Councilman Curtis Jones Jr., who is running unopposed for his second term in the 4th District as a Democrat, arrived at Pinn ...
15 years ago
New Jersey must decide how to spend extra tax revenue, hospitals performing fewer autopsies
Good morning, Feeders! Don’t forget to bring your umbrellas to the poll ...
15 years ago