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Drugmaker will pay $1.4 billion
The Department of Justice says Zyprexa marketers violated federal rules.
The Department of Justice says Eli Lilly will pay the lar
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16 years ago
Delaware hotels are filling up fast for inaugration
By: Kyle Schmoyer
Philadelphia-area hotels may not be booking up because of spillover from the inauguration celebration in Washing
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16 years ago
Delaware State University marching band will perform in inaugural parade
One group that will have one of the best vantage points at the inauguration next Tuesday will be the Delaware State University marching b
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16 years ago
Expanding health care for children
Lawmakers in the House approved a bill Wednesday that would expand the popular initiative for children from lower-income families.
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16 years ago
WHYY’s Dave Heller interviews “One Book, One Philadelphia” author
The 2009 One Book, One Philadelphia program kicks off today. The Mayor’s office and Free Library of Philadelphia joint project prom
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16 years ago
Delaware smoking rates declining
Delaware’s smoking prevention outreach programs have been making an impact.
Delaware is one of two states that just won an &
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16 years ago
Children legal cases get fast tracked in PA
By: Tom MacDonald
A new Pennsylvania Supreme Court Ruling is designed to help some of the most serious legal cases involving child
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16 years ago
All aboard the train ride to "change"
By: Kyle Schmoyer
Plans for the Obama/Biden whistle stop train ride from Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station to Washington Sa
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16 years ago
“One Book, One Philadelphia” kicks off 7th season with a local favorite
Today a former Philadelphia Inquirer columnist returns to the city of Brotherly Love to kick off the city’s seventh “One Book
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16 years ago
Lawmakers back on duty in Dover try to deal with the budget crisis
Delaware lawmakers are back in Dover for the start of the new legislative session, bearing the weight of a huge budget shortfall. Governo
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16 years ago
Protestors flock to City Hall in defense of city libraries
By: Tom MacDonald
About 60 noisy protestors gathered at Philadelphia City Hall last night. They say Mayor Michael Nutter is in con
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16 years ago
William Kessler Memorial in Hammonton, NJ is on the brink of closing. It’s part of a trend happening around the region.
Each
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16 years ago