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Philadelphia may stop sending arrest info to ICE
Philadelphia’s immigrant community wants the city to end a program that gives federal immigration authorities information about arr ...
15 years ago
Tentative deal to end Delmarva Power strike
Union members will vote on the new deal on Tuesday. Delmarva Power workers who have been on strike for more than a week have reach ...
15 years ago
Delaware’s Attorney General is back in the office for the first time since suffering a mild stroke last month. Delaware Atto ...
15 years ago
First car built for people in wheelchairs hits Philadelphia
The MV-1 was designed from the ground up for the task. Potential buyers say it’s a far better vehicle than retrofitting a van. ...
15 years ago
Philadelphia spends $200,000 more to protect witnesses
City and State lawmakers say they are worried big cuts are on their way from Harrisburg As Harrisburg legislators continue to wres ...
15 years ago
Librarian and postal clerk divvy up art collection
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art in Philadelphia gets 50 pieces from 4,000 part private collection of contemporary art. One of the ...
15 years ago
As Philadelphia Union prevail, Chester awaits stadium’s windfall
The Philadelphia Union silenced the Seattle Sounders last night, 3 to 1 in the first game in the Union’s new stadium in Chester. Bu ...
15 years ago
Plenty of Planets to see in the sky
You’ll have to wait a little longer to see the night sky Monday night, since it’s the latest sun set of the year at 8:35 pm. ...
15 years ago
New Jersey budget comes up for a vote
New Jersey lawmakers will vote today on the state’s new budget. There’s optimism among both Republicans and Democrats that it ...
15 years ago
Government watchdog: eliminate City Commissioners, reform election system
With the May primary a done deal, Philadelphia’s government watchdog group is calling on the City Commissioners to move local elect ...
15 years ago