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Are hybrid cars still screaming “here comes the dork-mobile”?
Thinking about cars these days? You are not alone. Gasguzzler merchants are a bit depressed and new cars are gathering dust. But in this ...
16 years ago
Ridge says no, but potential candidates keep popping up
Former Pennsylvania governor Tom Ridge’s decision not to run for the U.S. Senate has sent ripples through the pool of potential can ...
16 years ago
Intrigue continues in PA senate race
Senator Arlen Specter’s decision to switch parties has stirred up both the Republican and Democratic primary field in next yearR ...
16 years ago
South Street Bridge project is dragging out
Just a few months into the total reconstruction of the South Street Bridge, many drivers and neighborhood residents may have already had ...
16 years ago
Designers build green havens… in the woods
An architectural competition in Upper Roxborough is pushing the uses of sustainable building materials. An architectural competit ...
16 years ago
Commissioners ELECT not to post results
A lack of funds caused a hiatus inthe program that started last year. The Philadelphia City Commissioners have decided not to put ...
16 years ago
New mothers want pumping room at work
Breastfeeding mothers in Pennsylvania may soon have a state-mandated space to pump breast milk in the workplace. Breastfeeding mot ...
16 years ago
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has called for the resignation of all seven members of the Board of Revision of Taxes, but board member ...
16 years ago
NJ struggles with worsening budget picture
By: Phil Gregory Governor Corzine has announced state revenue would be even less than his original projections by $1.5 billion to ...
16 years ago
Influenza can take opposite routes to overcome people’s immune systems Health officials say the recent outbreaks of H1N1 ...
16 years ago
Art project tackles issue of poverty
A dozen young people are lying on their backs in Philadelphia’s Logan Square. A dozen young people are lying on their backs ...
16 years ago