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New Jersey governor places spending limits on authorities, boards & commissions
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is taking action to crack down on spending by the state’s independent boards, authorities and co ...
15 years ago
Eagles help dogs and cats in Delaware
The Philadelphia Eagles donate $20,000 to a Delaware animal shelter as part of the Treating Animals With Kindness (TAWK) program. ...
15 years ago
There’s more to climbing the career ladder than just being qualified. Professional success often has a lot to do with who you know in a ...
15 years ago
Added protection for credit card users
By: Aaron Moselle New credit card regulations took effect nationwide yesterday. By: Aaron Moselle newsroom@whyy.org ...
15 years ago
Thieves targeting Rittenhouse Square apartments
Philadelphia police are investigating a series of break-ins in one of the city’s most expensive neighborhoods Rittenhouse Square. ...
15 years ago
Study: Philadelphians less worried about crime
By: Aaron Moselle Philadelphia residents are less concerned about crime than they were a year ago, according to a ...
15 years ago
Judge orders Lower Merion to save evidence in Laptop-spying case
A federal judge ordered Lower Merion School District to preserve any electronic evidence related to charges that school administrators sp ...
15 years ago
NJ State Senate approves pension changes
The New Jersey State Senate has approved changes to the pension system for public employees. Senators voted 36-to-0 in favor of a package ...
15 years ago
Delaware pediatrician accused in abuse of 103 patients; indicted on 471 criminal counts
Monday afternoon a grand jury in Sussex County handed up an indictment of huge proportions against Earl Bradley, the Lewes pediatrician a ...
15 years ago