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Defrauded stock investors to get back 62%
Investors who lost nearly $12 million in a 2003 international stock fraud scheme will be partially reimbursed. U.S. Immigration and Custo ...
16 years ago
Autism through the lifespan #2: Childhood
In the second part of our series Autism through the Lifespan, we look at early childhood with an autism spectrum disorder. In the ...
16 years ago
City to require lobbyist registration as soda tax fight looms
Lobbyists are lining up to combat Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s proposed soda tax. But Philadelphia residents could soon get ...
16 years ago
City finds $3.4 million in uncashed revenue checks
Philadelphia officials say they’ve discovered millions of dollars in uncashed checks from the federal government. Mayor Nutter made ...
16 years ago
N.J. Gov to consider privatizing some government functions
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will explore whether it would be cheaper for the private sector to provide some government services. T ...
16 years ago
Census Bureau working to calm fears
It’s just ten questions – but they carry a lot of weight. The information collected by the U.S. Census will affect how electi ...
16 years ago
Wilmington faces $8 million deficit
Delaware’s largest city is facing an $8 million budget shortfall as the mayor gets ready to unveil his budget plan. In one w ...
16 years ago
Judge sets new deadline in school spycam case
The legal fight brewing over the Lower Merion School District’s use of laptop webcams has a new deadline. A U-S District Judge sig ...
16 years ago
Delaware applies for federal funds to pay for snow removal
Governor Markell hopes to recover some of the money Delaware spent while responding to last month’s double dose of winter weather.< ...
16 years ago