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Registration deadline looms – who will vote?
The deadline to register to vote in Pennsylvania’s May primary is Monday, April 20. The primary election is not likely to generate
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16 years ago
Affordable housing in Philly gets surprise boost
Two national wholesale banks are contributing nearly $10 million for affordable housing in the Philadelphia region.
Two national w
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16 years ago
IRS deadline not so taxing this year
The deadline to file your taxes is here and more people are using their computers to avoid the line at the post office.
The deadli
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16 years ago
Housing in Pennsylvania breaks the bank
Pennsylvania ranks 31st in the cost of rental housing compared to other states, according to a report released today based on Census data
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16 years ago
Philadelphia International Airport is the tenth busiest airport in North America, with about 75,000 people passing through its terminals
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16 years ago
High court weighs mandatory DNA test
The Pennsylvania Supreme court will hear a case today that tests a state law requiring DNA testing for inmates trying to prove their inno
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16 years ago
Del. advocates: Give 'em shelter, year round
By: Tasha Jamerson
Delaware’s homeless shelters are usually open only during the cold winter months. But th
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16 years ago
Tax relief for Philly – wanna bet?
State officials may stop Philadelphians from enjoying tax reductions thanks to casinos elsewhere in the state. Governor Rendell is not ba
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16 years ago
He'll never be outta our hearts
Philadelphia Phillies fans are mourning longtime Phillies broadcaster Harry Kalas who died yesterday of. For 38 years Kalas brought play
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16 years ago
Video digs beneath stereotype of black men
A young man in North Philadelphia shot a documentary video about himself, and is now featured in a program of films challenging the popul
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16 years ago
Child Advocates to examine beating death of Jamarr Cruz
Child advocates are examining what went wrong in the case of Jamarr Cruz, the nine-year-old Camden boy who was beaten to death last month
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16 years ago
City seeks library help from unlikely source
Philadelphia officials have been asking the public to help keep recreation opportunities like pools and ice rinks, open despite city budg
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16 years ago