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Governor’s schools could feel Governor’s cuts
Artistically and academically talented high school students in Pennsylvania may soon be looking for new ways to spend their summer vacati
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16 years ago
By: Tom MacDonald
Pennsylvania is exporting more of its major products: coal, steel, aircrafts and other machinery. WHYY’s T
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16 years ago
Mayor Nutter reviews proposals looking for staff cuts
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is reviewing proposals from his department heads to make cuts ranging from 10-30 percent. The city̵
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16 years ago
Temple University students are bringing the Ben Franklin Bridge indoors
By: Peter Crimmins
Temple University students have taken the Ben Franklin Bridge and brought it indoors. A gallery exhibit at Temp
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16 years ago
Lawmakers hard at work to increase health coverage despite deficit
By: Scott Detrow
Pennsylvania lawmakers aren’t letting a billion-dollar budget deficit stop them from working to increase he
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16 years ago
NJ lawmakers say they want more time in office
By: Mary Fuchs
Some New Jersey lawmakers say they’d like to serve longer terms in office. And that interest has sparked a co
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16 years ago
More than 80 food makers are participating in a voluntary food recall to slow a salmonella outbreak linked to tainted peanut products.
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16 years ago
Screening toys for lead postponed
Federal commission says it needs to work out exemptions
A new federal law requires that all
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16 years ago
When you look at the night sky, do you know how many stars or other points of light can be seen by the naked eye? How did ancient observe
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16 years ago
Wyeth’s “Goodbye” part of free weekend exhibition
By: Peter Crimmins
Andrew Wyeth’s last painting, called “Goodbye,” is on display this week at the Brandywine Riv
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16 years ago