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Governor Rendell offers stimulus funds for higher education
By: Scott Detrow Governor Rendell says he’ll use federal stimulus money to restore more than 40 million dollars in higher ed ...
17 years ago
Republican lawmaker reacts to Corzine's ideas on ending budget defecit
By: Monica Miller New Jersey Democratic Governor Jon Corzine’s office is floating some ideas about how he plans to plug a 7 ...
17 years ago
Could apologies reduce number of malpractice lawsuits?
Proposed legislation in the Pennsylvania Senate aims to facilitate conversations between healthcare providers and patients after problems ...
17 years ago
Mayor cautious but open to citizen-advised revenue raising ideas
Mayor Nutter says he’s considering citizen input, while he decides what cuts and tax increases to include in his upcoming budget ad ...
17 years ago
Snowstorm means big expense for state, city
By: Tom MacDonald The weekend snowstorm turned out to be an expensive one for the Philadelphia region. The Pennsylvania Departmen ...
17 years ago
Few specifics on Rendell’s tuition plan
By: Scott Detrow Details of Pennsylvania Governor Rendell’s controversial video poker proposal are hard to come by during bu ...
17 years ago
Farmer Philly? Vacant lots targeted as crop sites
Philadelphians who live near one of the city’s many vacant lots, may be surprised to learn who their new neighbors might be. About ...
17 years ago
Arlen Specter faces tough challenge from former GOP rival
By: Tom MacDonald A former rival of Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter could be coming back for another challenge. Pat Toomey is ...
17 years ago
Philadelphia Daily News gets a little closer to rival
By: Tom MacDonald The Philadelphia Daily News will soon be printed as an edition of the Philadelphia Inquirer. The Daily News wil ...
17 years ago
Region's arts education gets boost in schools
A new arts partnership will attempt to improve arts education across the Philadelphia region. The Philadelphia Arts for Children and Yout ...
17 years ago