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Good morning, Feeders, and happy Thursday! We’ve got some great coverage for you today, including the announcement of the Visit Phi ...

Students and staff at William Penn High School are hosting what they hope will be the largest one-day high school blood drive on Delmarva ...

Governor Markell and DNREC Secretary Colin O’Mara will announce funding for energy efficiency projects in 11 municipalities i ...

The latest cell phone study shows just 50 minutes of use can increase brain activity. Whether that’s good or bad isn’t certai ...

Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford released his budget proposal yesterday, which calls for increased spending, but doesn’t includ ...

Back in 2009, Dr. Gary Kao told a Senate panel he’d acted in his patients’ best interest when he gave them insufficient doses ...

Rumors have been kicking around for a few weeks, but now it’s official, the Fresh Grocer on Chelten Avenue and Pulaski Avenue is cl ...

State lawmakers are coming to Philly today to hear testimony on the pros and cons of privatizing state liquor and wine stores. And ...

Suspended Holy Cross basketbal ...

Local musicians will have a rare chance to play a historic pipe organ in one of Philadelphia’s iconic churches. But most hav ...

  For the last 51 years residents and businesses of Chestnut Hill have looked to the Chestnut Hill Local for news and information ...

Bikers, joggers and walkers, take note: Parts of the Manayunk Towpath will be closed periodically this summer. The city’s Departmen ...

The Sedgwick Theater may look like a perfect candidate for historic restoration but because of past alterations it makes it less likely. ...

Barnes & Noble is shoring up finances to avoid following in rival Borders Group’s steps, and might be interested in taking over ...

It was about as close to a good bar fight as government policy wonks will get. Yesterday the city Board of Ethics invited public c ...