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Janet — a pleasant, intelligent middle-aged professional woman — goes through the routine as if she were brushing her te ...

N.J. Sen. Joe Kyrillos says he’ll sponsor legislation that would allow college students to opt into campus events that require a fe ...

In addition to his duties on the Jobs, Rural Economic Growth and Energy Innovation subcommittee and the Livestock, Dairy, Poultry, Market ...

Today in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s Legislative Black Caucus kicked off a series of hearings Governor Corbett’s proposed ed ...

Family, former co-workers, and legislators took another step in recognizing the late Robert Bell, a Delaware state trooper who died in th ...

A proposal by N.J. Gov. Chris Christie to cut $1.5 million from the Commission on the Blind has lawmakers taking sides and parents worrie ...

The developer of the tax-payer subsidized Chelten Plaza indicated to community members in Germantown yesterday that he is not willing to ...

Hundreds of shoppers poured into the brand new department store at Christiana Mall ready to spend. They weren’t just browsin ...

After help from residents to rebuild after a fire last year, a Jimmy John’s in Chester County is supporting the local SPCA through ...

Criminal law professor Larry Connell has filed a ...

A car belonging to Allen Iverson was pulled over in Atlanta last week when the driver failed to signal a lane change. Iverson was in the ...

As West Mt. Airy Neighbors (WMAN) prepares for Eat Your Heart Out and other events, they must begin to think about seeking out a candidat ...

Jurisdiction of the lawsuit filed against Philadelphia City Council members Frank Rizzo and Marian Tasco has been transferred to the Supr ...

Through a collaborative effort and some colorful fundraising, students at Vineland’s Bishop Schad Regional School are helping their ...

Next Tuesday marks the 150th anniversary of the Civil War.  Delaware found itself in a peculiar situation as a northern state with ...