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Women go to great lengths to prevent cancer. And local researchers report today just how much those efforts are improving women’s c
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16 years ago
SEPTA Cops volunteer for Inauguration duty
By: Tom MacDonald
SEPTA is sending a contingent of officers to Washington DC to help patrol the District of Columbia’s Mass
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16 years ago
Brenda Jorett talks to Mayor Michael Nutter about the city’s economy and budget
By: Brenda Jorett
Brenda welcomed Mayor Michael Nutter to Morning Edition and asked the Mayor about the continued deterioration in
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16 years ago
Poe historians get ready to rumble tonight
This month marks the 200th birthday of legendary author Edgar Allan Poe. Scholars from Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore square off toda
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16 years ago
Volunteer programs seeing gains in applicants
The sinking economy could be one reason more young people are tapping into volunteer programs. The nationwide program, City Year, is repo
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16 years ago
The “feel good” part about the Eagles’ playoff run
Sports fans are gearing up for Sunday’s Eagles matchup against the Cardinals for the NFC crown and a trip to the Super Bowl. One ex
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16 years ago
Natural gas savings may hinge on your address
By: Tom MacDonald
The price of natural gas in the region is down. WHYY’s Tom MacDonald reports just how much you are going t
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16 years ago
Wilmington welcomes back a supermarket after long absence
By: Kyle Schmoyer
The first full-service supermarket in years is open in the city of Wilmington. The grand opening of the Shop Rit
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16 years ago
Philly cops connect with Asian business community
The Philadelphia Police Department is reaching out to the Chinese American community. A crime-prevention seminar today [12 noon-2pm] come
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16 years ago