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Lawyer cheers limits on federal fraud law
Says ruling will help him defend 2 Pennsylvania lawmakers A lawyer representing two Pennsylvania state lawmakers facing conflict-o ...
15 years ago
Violent thunderstorms uproot history
The 50 mile-an-hour winds during Thursday’s violent storm knocked down trees all over the Philadelphia region, damaging homes and c ...
15 years ago
Thousands of families are still without electricity after yesterday’s powerful storm knocked down cable wires and trees throughout ...
15 years ago
Del. legislative roundup: Lawmakers pass patient protection bills
Three of the “Bradley Bills” get through the Delaware House and Senate. The measures would clarify reporting issues and incre ...
15 years ago
In these complicated times it’s hard not to jump from one headline to another without catching your breath. The economy, jobs, immi ...
15 years ago
Long lines for Philadelphia tax amnesty’s last day
You wait outside and then inside Despite the hot weather, Philadelphia’s tax delinquents lined up near 13th and Walnut Stree ...
15 years ago
Spawning sojourn draws crabs and crab counters
Every May and June, the Delaware Bay draws biologists and nature lovers to the beach as voyeurs of a massive mating spectacle. Eve ...
15 years ago
SEPTA board approves renaming Pattison Station ‘AT&T Station’
The SEPTA Board yesterday approved the name change which will bring the transit agency five million dollars over the next five years. ...
15 years ago
Williams officially announces 2012 run for auditor general
West Philadelphia State Senator Anthony Williams, who just finished an unsuccessful run for governor, has his eyes on another statewide o ...
15 years ago
Actor Robert Redford talks business with Philadelphia audience
The actor, famous for launching the Sundance Film Festival, told Philadelphia business executives about the importance of art and creativ ...
15 years ago