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NJ residents are root, root, rooting, for the neighbors
By Phil Gregory As election day approaches, politics is not the only thing dividing New Jersey residents. There ...
16 years ago
US Airways drops several European flights
A decision announced earlier this week by US Airways will have some effect on Philadelphia’s air travel. None of the roughly 1,000 ...
16 years ago
One percent art program gets mixed reviews
Cities all over the country have developed programs that dedicate 1% of building costs to public art. Philadelphia was the first to do ...
16 years ago
Bill would reduce costs for car theft victims
When a car gets stolen in Philadelphia, and police recover it, victims often end up paying hundreds of dollars to towing companies to ret ...
16 years ago
H1N1 flu cases rise, vaccine difficult to find
Health Department officials say the amount of H1N1 cases across the state has increased exponentially over the past few weeks, but vaccin ...
16 years ago
Nurses protest medical school event
Temple University is unveiling its new $165 million medical school building tomorrow. But not everyone at the ribbon cutting will be ther ...
16 years ago
Tracking Delaware’s stimulus spending
Lt. Governor Matt Denn says the state’s stimulus funding from the federal government has helped create or save at least 1,000 jobs. ...
16 years ago
Fisker electric cars find DE retail home
Just days after Fisker Automotive announced its plans to build hybrid electric cars at the recently shuttered GM Boxwood Road plant, the ...
16 years ago
Elsmere first in DE to enforce cell phone ordinance
Elsmere will be the first municipality in the First State to start ticketing people for using a cell phone while driving. Elsmere ...
16 years ago
More than 1,000 H1N1 cases in Delaware this month
State health officials expect to start vaccinating school children for H1N1 starting next week. The latest numbers from the Divisi ...
16 years ago