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Pa. DEP hit hardest in layoffs
More than 300 state workers are facing pink slips due to Pennsylvania’s ongoing budget problems. The Department of Environmental Pr ...
16 years ago
Pa. prisons told to prepare for increased parole population
Pennsylvania is asking other states to help with its overcrowded prisons. The state now houses about 50,000 inmates, which is about 8,000 ...
16 years ago
Gardeners encouraged to contribute to local food supply
The latest U.S. Department of Agriculture numbers show more families are having trouble getting food. The latest U.S. Department o ...
16 years ago
Delaware breast cancer coalition weighs new guidelines
Women in their 40’s who’ve been told for years the importance of breast self exam and mammograms are getting a new message fr ...
16 years ago
New optimism for Mideast peace?
Delaware Senator Ted Kaufman says the fear of a nuclear Iran is forcing other Arab nations to support the peace process between Israel an ...
16 years ago
A piece of Philadelphia history is moving, at least a temporary, out of the city. A piece of Philadelphia history is moving, at le ...
16 years ago
N.J. budget woes worse than thought
Governor-elect Chris Christie’s budget task force says state revenues are continuing to come in below projections, and various stat ...
16 years ago
Getting closer to the “Big Bang”
Astronomers discover some of the oldest galaxies to date, a mere 787 million years after the “Big Bang.” But remember distanc ...
16 years ago