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Commentator sides with School District in Hope Moffett case
It’s over. Hope Moffett has returned to Audenried High School. To the School District’s apparent delight, she read a short st ...
15 years ago
Mental health gun law not effective without states’ reports
A law passed in 2008 would ensure people with a history of severe mental illness can’t purchase guns. But the federal law requires ...
15 years ago
Compassion matters in health care
Many patients want a highly skilled doctor, preferably one with a degree from a well-known medical school. But how important is it to hav ...
15 years ago
Standing-room-only for Meehan’s community event
Rep. Patrick Meehan’s third “Congressman in your Community” drew a big crowd to Marple Township Municipal Building. The sta ...
15 years ago
Delaware mom risks arrest to save basketball hoop
Moms will do a lot of things for their kids. Cook them meals, wipe their noses, help them with homework and friendships. They’ll al ...
15 years ago
Appeal puts Housing Authority property in danger of razing
A win for Graduate Hospital neighbors could cause a serious headache for the Phildelphia Housing Authority. As if it already didn’t ...
15 years ago
Germantown Newspapers has rent troubles in historic property
To Jim Foster, publisher of the Germantown Chronicle and Mt. Airy Independent newspapers, his young news enterprise’s shaky financial p ...
15 years ago
Germantown Newspapers has rent troubles in historic property
To Jim Foster, publisher of the Germantown Chronicle and Mt. Airy Independent newspapers, his young news enterprise’s shaky financial p ...
15 years ago
Germantown Newspapers has rent troubles in historic property
To Jim Foster, publisher of the Germantown Chronicle and Mt. Airy Independent newspapers, his young news enterprise’s shaky financial p ...
15 years ago
Jenkintown dad pens children’s book about his cancer
Sometimes the diagnosis is the easiest part. Jenkintown native Brian Kraft found that out when he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s ...
15 years ago
New Castle County puts out its first budget under new County Executive Paul Clark. The good news is there’ll be no new taxes ...
15 years ago
At Richman’s first PHA meeting, audit shows agency is doing well
The Philadelphia Housing Authority held its first board meeting since the ouster of the entire board earlier this month. Standing i ...
15 years ago
The Affordable Care Act has been called a lot of things, as its passage hits the one year mark many of the controversial aspects linked t ...
15 years ago
Hundreds lost their jobs when Valero shut down the Delaware City Refinery in 2009. Now, with a new ownership team, the refinery is ...
15 years ago