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Out of the rubble, MOVE still remains
While some members of the militant back-to-nature group are still in prison, others still live peacefully in the city where police once s ...
16 years ago
Philadelphia City Council considers ethics overhaul
Philadelphia may at last have a law requiring lobbyists to report who’s hired them and what they’re spending to influence cit ...
16 years ago
N.J. Republicans push repeal of car decal requirement
Some Republican lawmakers in New Jersey are sponsoring a measure that would get rid of the new decal requirement for teen drivers. ...
16 years ago
Philadelphia Orchestra announces Neighborhood Concert Series
The Philadelphia Orchestra has just returned from a performance tour through Asia, and now it is gearing up to play closer to home. Maybe ...
16 years ago
Governor Rendell “fact-checks” his would-be successors
Rendell has a problem with Auditor General Jack Wagner and Attorney General Tom Corbett’s calls for a reduced state budget. ...
16 years ago
Williams proposes plan to increase arts education funding
With less than a week to go before the primary election, only one of the six candidates for Pennsylvania governor attended a meeting toda ...
16 years ago
After experiencing a mild stroke yesterday, Delaware attorney general Beau Biden is recovering in a Philadelphia hospital. Delawa ...
16 years ago
Latest poll gives Specter two-point lead in Democratic primary
A cluster of new polls in Pennsylvania predict next week’s Senate Democratic primary will be a nail biter. A cluster of new ...
16 years ago
School construction projects remain on N.J. to-do list
The head of the New Jersey Schools Development Authority does not believe the rejection of more than half of the local school budget prop ...
16 years ago
Philadelphia officials work towards budget compromise
Philadelphia’s Mayor and City Council are trying to strike a budget compromise that would address proposals for trash and soda tax. ...
16 years ago