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Camp pairs children with Autism with typical peers
The long hot days of summer can pose challenges for families of special needs children. Parents have to find activities or camps where th ...
16 years ago
Delaware soldier killed in Afghanistan on July 4th
Sgt. Andrew Creighton died from injuries he received during combat operations on July first. ...
16 years ago
Garden complicates sale of art school building in Cheltenham
Temple University is selling its old art school building located in Cheltenham, but a nearby community garden is complicating matters. ...
16 years ago
DE pharmaceutical company fined for pushy sales tactics
A Delaware-based pharmaceutical company is the latest to get fined for inappropriately marketing a medication. A Delaware-based p ...
16 years ago
Sculpture will serve as gateway to new plaza
Philadelphia will soon be the proud host of a gigantic paintbrush on Broad Street. ...
16 years ago
Numbers look good in Philly schools report on student achievement
The School District of Philadelphia has released it’s annual report on student achievement, and the numbers continue to be promisin ...
16 years ago
Power companies urge conservation as heat wave rolls on
Keeping cool can come at a high cost, and power companies are trying to get customers to conserve energy. An air conditioned home ...
16 years ago
Duck boats changed following Arkansas accident
Accident near Hot Springs killed 13 people. They apparently got caught in the boat’s canopy. The catastrophic collision Wed ...
16 years ago
Praying while waiting to find 2 missing from duck boat
Not much else onlookers say they can do while hoping to find survivors The search continues for two boat passengers who were aboar ...
16 years ago
Gaming Board, McCord will go to court over closed-door sessions
State Gaming Control Board will fight Pennsylvania Treasurer Rob McCord’s legal move to sit in on closed meetings. The Gamin ...
16 years ago