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Life of Wyeth reflected in “time capsule” that is Chadds Ford, PA
This weekend, visitors will gather at the Brandywine River Museum in Chadds Ford. The museum hosts a memorial tribute to iconic painter A
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16 years ago
City getting shortchanged as entitled residents unaware of benefits
By: Bill Hangley
City officials say tens of thousands of older Philadelphians aren’t getting the public benefits they’
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16 years ago
Iconic Center City independent book store bids farewell
This Saturday marks the closing of Philadelphia’s oldest independent book seller. After 73 years, Robin’s Book Store shuts it
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16 years ago
Threatened layoffs cause labor backlash for Rendell
By: Scott Detrow
Pennsylvania labor leaders are saying Governor Rendell crossed a line with his recent warnings that the state mig
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16 years ago
Layoff bug sure to bite New Jersey towns and cities
By: Mary Fuchs
With local and state revenues falling, New Jersey towns must try to balance their budgets with a limited set of too
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16 years ago
By: Scott Detrow
The number of Pennsylvania residents without health insurance is more than one million, according to a new Insura
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16 years ago
Changes coming to Penn’s Landing board
Mayor Nutter will make a major announcement regarding the redevelopment of the Delaware River Waterfront, at a meeting of the Penn’
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16 years ago
Philadelphia’s City Controller says the city should be actively collecting fees for police services rendered to private entities an
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16 years ago
Trash, health centers “on the table” as city discusses budget scenarios
By: Bill Hangley
Mayor Nutter says he will respect a court order to keep open eleven libraries, but says the city’s budget-c
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16 years ago