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Philadelphia’s budget makes it debut, city plans to auction items
Good morning, Feeders, and happy Thursday! Things are getting strange at the tail end of the week. There’s an adults-only swim club ...
14 years ago
Healthy employees, productive employees
The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce hosts the “Wellness @ Work” conference today. The half-day symposium takes place at Cl ...
14 years ago
Students say there’s little teaching in Moffett’s absence
You’re a high school student. Your school is going to be taken over by a charter company. Your teacher protests the changes and the ...
14 years ago
Delaware River Port Authority buys 1,900 more tons of rock salt
The Delaware River Port Authority is playing it safe and playing with our emotions in the process. Commissioners yesterday agreed to purc ...
14 years ago
Southwest Philadelphia water main break shuts down area streets
A broken water main is causing a geyser of water to spew into the sky in Southwest Philly. The break, at 54th and Whitby St ...
14 years ago
NJ police, firefighters to rally at Statehouse in Trenton
New Jersey’s capital is about to see the second protest rally in a week by public workers. Organizers say up to 10,000 off-d ...
14 years ago
NJ Governor Christie to decide on Internet bet bill today
Governor Chris Christie is preparing to announce whether his state will become the first in the nation to legalize Internet gambling. ...
14 years ago
The Onion rolls into town with new Philly edition
The newspaper famous for exaggeration and lies is launching in Philadelphia. The Onion, a satirical humor paper distributed online ...
14 years ago
A place where people dance to just feel the music
If you love to dance to music but hate the events where you’re “supposed” to have a partner there is an interesting alt ...
14 years ago
Manayunk Arts Fest application deadline extended
In less than four months, Manayunk’s Main Street will be closed off to traffic and blanketed with more than two-hundred white tents ...
14 years ago