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Cracked sculpture finds home in Chinatown
A seventeen thousand pound sculpture that was spurned by its intended owner has found a happy foster parent in Chinatown North.
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15 years ago
The Zoo is sending its last pachyderms packing this week.
Elephants have lived at The Philadelphia Zoo for more than 100 years. B
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15 years ago
Pennsylvania teams reign three major sports
Pennsylvania teams are reigning champions in three of the four major sports right now. And all three trophies converged on the state Capi
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15 years ago
City cameras raise questions about liberties
One of the most extensive city camera surveillance systems in the nation is right up the Pennsylvania Turnpike from Philadelphia. The sys
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15 years ago
PECO increases electricity terminations
PECO energy’s electricity terminations are up more than 100 percent from last year.
PECO energy’s electricity termin
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15 years ago
Another NJ candidate qualifies for funds
By: Phil Gregory
An independent candidate for governor of New Jersey says he has raised enough money to qualify for taxpayer match
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15 years ago
Sunoco shuts Marcus Hook refinery
Sunoco has decided to shut down part of its Marcus Hook refinery. The future of about 50 workers remains uncertain.
Sunoco has dec
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15 years ago
Budget talks progressing, new cuts planned
Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell says budget talks are progressing, and he and legislative leaders have agreed on 72 million dollars wort
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15 years ago
Military doctors are using state of the art medical care to treat wounded soldiers but they’re also applying the ancient Chinese pr
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15 years ago
NJ candidates focus on renewable energy
By: Phil Gregory
Both of New Jersey’s major gubernatorial candidates took their campaigns to renewable energy manufacturing
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15 years ago