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Influenza can take opposite routes to overcome people’s immune systems
Health officials say the recent outbreaks of H1N1
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15 years ago
Art project tackles issue of poverty
A dozen young people are lying on their backs in Philadelphia’s Logan Square.
A dozen young people are lying on their backs
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15 years ago
Controller candidates square off
The four candidates for Philadelphia City Controller met in a debate last night at the National Constitution Center.
The four cand
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15 years ago
Specter not worried about loss of seniority
Senator Arlen Specter is downplaying the Democratic caucus’ decision to strip him of committee seniority.
Senator Arlen Spe
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15 years ago
Legislators try to break the cycle of violence
By: Phil Gregory
Members of the New Jersey Assembly are considering how to tackle the difficult challenge of ex-cons returning to
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15 years ago
Council and Nutter still at it over taxes
Philadelphia City Council is continuing its budget deliberations and hearings.
Philadelphia City Council is continuing its budget
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15 years ago
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has voted unanimously to grant Sugarhouse Casino an extension to build on the Delaware River waterf
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15 years ago
The Governor’s proposal to legalize sports wagering in Delaware has failed to clear the state House of Representatives.
The
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15 years ago
Delaware receives failing air quality grades
The American Lung Association recently released it’s 2009 state of the air report, rating each state on it’s ozone and partic
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15 years ago
Socializing brings health benefits
Bowling leagues across the country are on the decline. But experts say socializing is healthy and may help you live longer. In South Phil
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15 years ago