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Philadelphia works to keep streets clear of snow
The city of Philadelphia is working to keep the streets clear through the latest snowstorm. The city of Philadelphia is working t ...
16 years ago
Other districts may learn lessons from Lower Merion laptop lawsuit
The webcam spying lawsuit filed against Lower Merion School District has other districts across the country thinking about how to manage ...
16 years ago
Arrest made in DE abandoned child case
The Middlesex County, New Jersey prosecutor’s office has made an arrest in connection to the case of a toddler abandoned at a Newar ...
16 years ago
Churches realize they are behind the Digital Age
Vestments go viral. Vestments go viral. Today priests and pastors from around the country met at Villanova University to fi ...
16 years ago
SEPTA eyes storm and will warn of transit delays
Mass transit officials are keeping an eye on snowfall totals from the storm that’s slapping the region. Mass transit offic ...
16 years ago
Parents voice concerns at Lower Merion school meeting
When first scheduled, the meeting was to have been about general education topics. But last night one issue was front and center: the law ...
16 years ago
DOC Commish says Board of Parole obsolete
The leader of the Delaware Department of Correction supports Governor Markell’s decision to eliminate the Board of Parole. A ...
16 years ago
Winter wears on homeless and their advocates
The winter weather has many Delaware Valley residents thinking about staying close to home. But for workers who help Philadelphia’ ...
16 years ago
Philadelphia considers extending tax abatement to 15 years
Philadelphia’s controversial property tax abatement program could become even more generous. Currently, developers building new uni ...
16 years ago
Students drink for made-up holiday
A student-established drinking holiday will take over Penn State University this weekend. By: Aaron Moselle newsroom@whyy.or ...
16 years ago
Green proposes dropping DROP in the future
A Philadelphia City Councilman wants to put an end to elected officials using the city’s early retirement plan. A Philadelph ...
16 years ago
N.J. may ask state created authorities to pay more for health care
New Jersey lawmakers may ask workers at state-created authorities, such as the Turnpike Authority, to start paying more for their benefit ...
16 years ago
New poll shows big Castle lead in DE Senate race
Rasmussen survey of likely voters shows Republican Congressman Mike Castle 21 points ahead of his Democratic opponent, New Castle County ...
16 years ago
White stuff could sink city deeper in red
The costs to clear snow from Philadelphia streets could top 15 million dollars. The costs to clear snow from Philadelphia streets ...
16 years ago
Future of child abandoned in Delaware hinges on investigation
What happens next to the toddler abandoned at a Newark, Delaware gas station last week will in part depend on where an investigation lea ...
16 years ago