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Doctors push conversation about HIV-positive organ donations
While HIV-positive people can receive organ donations, they can’t be donors. The federal law dates back to the ’80s when HIV ...
15 years ago
Pa. Senate Democrats unveil $1.1 billion savings plan
At a news conference this morning at Temple University, Pa. Senate Democrats detailed a plan to save the state $1.14 billion as an altern ...
15 years ago
Elementary school students suspended for Facebook photos
Prince Hall Elementary School has suspended 17 students after they posted photos of themselves in the school bathroom on Facebook. ...
15 years ago
Gloucester County College investigates its president
Gloucester County College and Gloucester County Freeholder Director Robert Damminger have acknowledged there is an ongoing investigation ...
15 years ago
Phoenixville to eliminate credit card payments at parking meters
The parking debate continued in Phoenixville this week. After meters were added to the borough’s five lots, prices were lowered, th ...
15 years ago
It’s impossible to enumerate how often Barack Obama has lost and found his mojo. He found it again yesterday, big time. And even th ...
15 years ago
It’s impossible to enumerate how often Barack Obama has lost and found his mojo. He found it again yesterday, big time. And even th ...
15 years ago
Family lore from Civil War led to deeper truths
“The story of your life began long before you were born.” My friend Mark Pflum, a high school history teacher, begins his ...
15 years ago
Bid approved for repairs to Cape May County’s Corsons Inlet Bridge
A second round of bidding for the replacement of guardrails on the Corsons Inlet Bridge resulted in the commissioning of a $2.3 million p ...
15 years ago
Self-imposed Facebook challenge has Philadelphia man networking offline
Facebook tells us a lot of things. David Kim is listening. The performance artist has taken on the task of giving in to Facebook’s ...
15 years ago
Milford Police organize expired prescription drug collection
Milford Police want to help those who have expired prescription medicine and don’t know what to do about them. So the depart ...
15 years ago
Camden announces crime-fighting law, McGeehan wants Ackerman out
Good morning, Feeders! We’re kicking off this bright, sunny day with a plan from the Pennsylvania Senate Democratic leaders to save ...
15 years ago
Castle continues the speaking rounds
Former Congressman Mike Castle continues his tour of speaking engagements around the state, this time at the Wilmington Rotary Club. ...
15 years ago
Delaware holds Japan quake fund raiser
Several of Delaware’s elected officials, civic leaders, and media outlets are raising money for the state’s sister province i ...
15 years ago
Atlantic City Council votes against state control over zoning matters
Though it changes nothing, Atlantic City Council voted yesterday to leave zoning and development issues inside the state-run tourism dist ...
15 years ago