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Now that the leftovers have been picked clean and retailer doors have been busted, it’s back to the grind.  Here’s what ...

Each Monday from 5:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m., the Dover Public Library, 45 S. State St., offers assistance with resume preparation, searchi ...

A faculty jazz concert will feature original and standard compositions tonight (Mon. Nov. 29th) at the University of Delaware’s Ros ...

When the federal health law passed earlier this year, Governor Ed Rendell appointed a group of advisors to guide the overhaul in Pennsylv ...

Chances are, if you’re reading this, your Internet works. But that wasn’t the case for many last night: according to t ...

Four teenage boys, trapped for hours in an abandoned mine shaft in eastern Pennsylvania, have been rescued. Police said the teens ...

The anti-Facebook pastor won’t be gone for long: The New Jerse ...

Morning, folks. It’s back to work and school after a long holiday weekend. Speaking of school, the Philadelphia Inqui ...

 Former mayoral candidate Sam Katz has been screening a pilot episode of his planned video history of Philadelphia, hoping to eventu ...

Lost in cyberspace … watching too much TV … when hobbies become bad habits, some call them “soft addictions.” ...

The Philadelphia Inquirer is looking into whether The School District of Philadelphia improperly awarded a $7.5 million contract to a Mt. ...

With a deteriorating roof, artifacts like WWI memorial tablets l ...

The fate of Green Tree Run, a stream in Roxborough, is now in the hands of Fourth District Councilman Curtis Jones, Jr. In 1980, t ...

Tomorrow, City Council will hold hearings about a proposal that would fundamentally restructure the way Philadelphia structures its busi ...

 Running an independent business is never easy. But with the effects of the national recession still lingering, it& ...