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From fighting Apartheid to federal prison
Co-founders of social work agency sentenced in cover up of starvation death A judge handed down stiff prison sentences to the co-f ...
15 years ago
N.J. pulls more pension fund money, protest of Iran’s nuclear ambitions
New Jersey is continuing to pull pension fund money from companies that do business with Iran. New Jersey is continuing to pull pe ...
15 years ago
Del. lawmaker: Retirement bill could save state millions
Early Retirement Incentive bill would reduce the size of government, save the taxpayers money and encourage economic growth, says the bil ...
15 years ago
House may re-instate Philadelphia’s free lunch
Philadelphia’s congressional delegation is working to rescue the city’s unique school lunch program, which is set to expire t ...
15 years ago
Underwater robots developed by Rutgers, the University of Delaware and other universities are zig-zagging across the Gulf of Mexico. ...
15 years ago
N.J. Black Caucus rallies for state’s needy residents
The New Jersey Legislative Black Caucus is vowing to fight to preserve programs for the state’s most vulnerable residents. ...
15 years ago
A Wilmington woman is getting some much needed home rehab during National Neighborworks week. Sarah Leonard remembers the day she ...
15 years ago
Two reviews say Duck Boats are no security risk
Federal Court officials want to move loading zone for tourist attraction Federal officials want to move a popular tourist attracti ...
15 years ago
No struggle to pay for Philly’s Welcome America Festival
Philadelphia, Welcome America is being supplemented by city funding. Mayor Michael Nutter says the festival is more than a community cel ...
15 years ago
Students bear brunt of delayed overhaul at West Philly High School
The ever-changing status of West Philadelphia High School could bring about a teacher shortage next fall, and staff at the beleaguered hi ...
15 years ago