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Study says PA losing money by not taxing gas drilling
A liberal-leaning policy center says Pennsylvania would have about 55 million more dollars in revenue right now, if lawmakers had passed ...
15 years ago
Delaware City refinery to add hundreds of jobs
The hiring process is already underway at the facility that was left for dead just a few months ago. The refinery’s new owners say ...
15 years ago
City to help seniors chill out this summer
With summer’s worst on the way, groups are doing the best they can to help seniors and the poor stay cool. With summer’ ...
15 years ago
In NJ’s 3rd district, primary battles on both sides
Voters in New Jersey head to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in the primary election. Voters in New Jersey head to the polls Tue ...
15 years ago
Philadelphia bike race has more financial momentum
On Sunday, tens of thousands of bicyclists and their fans will converge in Philadelphia for the annual International Cycling Championship ...
15 years ago
Reviewing the blood donor rule for gay men
A federal rule that prohibits sexually active gay men from donating blood is up for review once again. A federal rule that prohib ...
15 years ago
Philadelphia Beer Week has competition foaming
Philadelphia Beer Week begins today. The craft-brew festival is in its third year and has quickly become a major draw. The event ...
15 years ago
Bucks buys inflatable pharmacies
Bucks County is buying new equipment to control crowding and contagion the next time there’s an outbreak of flu. Bucks Coun ...
15 years ago
The sight of dead birds wrapped in tar has mesmerized American TV audiences, yet when it comes to polls, the BP disaster is not at the to ...
15 years ago
It’s Bucs vs Bucs for Delaware girls softball championship
The girls softball championship in Delaware will be played in Smyrna on Saturday. The Milford High Bucaneers will play the Caravel ...
15 years ago
Federal case tests school rules on internet speech
The U.S. Court of Appeals in Philadelphia will be deciding whether public school officials can discipline students for lewd speech on the ...
15 years ago
With 27 days left, clock ticking for Pennsylvania budget
Governor Ed Rendell got negotiations underway yesterday, holding his first major budget meeting with legislative leaders. Pennsylv ...
15 years ago
N.J. Education commissioner admits mistakes in union deal
New Jersey’s Education Commissioner is taking the blame for making a compromise with the teachers’ union without the governor ...
15 years ago
N.J. lawmakers consider opening more online betting
New Jersey lawmakers are considering a measure that would allow Garden State residents to make online bets on Atlantic City’s casin ...
15 years ago