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North Penn teacher’s strike limited by PA law
Teachers at North Penn School District in Montgomery County remain on strike this morning. But they’ll have to go back to work Wed ...
15 years ago
Without Foxwoods, Philadelphia may have to revise budget
If Foxwoods’ license is rescinded, Philadelphia may need to submit a revised five-year plan to reflect a drop in tax revenue expect ...
15 years ago
Holding firm, or a crass hold-up?
Democrats on Capitol Hill are howling about Republicans trying to deep-six Obama nominees through various delaying actions. But as, ...
15 years ago
Poster artist pastes his wares in Philly
One of America’s most reknowned street artists was in Philadelphia Friday. Shepard Fairey gained notoriety for the “Hope̶ ...
15 years ago
Fisker takes another step towards building a new hybrid car in Delaware
The idea of building a hybrid car in Delaware took another step forward with the approval of a loan from the U.S. Department of Energy. ...
15 years ago
A Trenton man and a Philadelphia man have died from injuries sustained in Road Rage attacks. The incidents have put a renewed spotlight o ...
15 years ago
It’s Shadfest time on the Delaware River
Philadelphia and Lambertville celebrate fish swimming up river Fans of art, music…and fish…will swarm to a Philadelphi ...
15 years ago
More furloughs for NJ public workers
Workers worry about how to cut back Some New Jersey workers will soon be working a little bit less. Camden County officials anno ...
15 years ago
PSE&G mulls another nuclear reactor for South Jersey
It’s been decades since new reactor built in U.S. The utility PSE&G is considering constructing another Nuclear plant i ...
15 years ago
Energy secretary visits Philadelphia green jobs training site
Says U.S. need to get moving on energy efficiency The city of Philadelphia got a visit from the U.S. Secretary of Energy. Steven ...
15 years ago