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PA Court: Special wine, liquor orders can be sent directly
The PLCB can’t ignore a 2016 state law that permits the direct shipping of wines and spirits not sold in state-run stores, the Commonwealth Court ruling said.
5 years ago
Invisible no longer: I’m a nanny and finally, I have the protections I need
I am proud to be one of 16,000 house cleaners, caregivers, and nannies in Philadelphia who, starting May 1, have the protections they need.
5 years ago
Springtime vignettes from West Philly: Finding beauty in the April that never was
A photo essay reflects that hope springs eternal — and gives us a chance to reflect on the need for resilience as we edge toward recovery.
5 years ago
Jersey Shore municipalities adopt restaurant regulations for summer season
Masked employees, more alfresco dining and continued curbside pick-up. Those are just some aspects of how dining might function at the Jersey Shore this summer.
5 years ago
Want to go fishing or boating as restrictions lift? Here’s what you need to know
Starting this weekend, marinas in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania all will be allowed to open. Other water-access points will follow next week.
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Construction workers report to job sites with masks under hard hats as slowdown looms
An estimated 12,000 people work construction in Philadelphia. These workers returned to new rules and a changed economic landscape on Friday.
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Unemployed in a ‘black hole’: Pa.’s jobless wait for benefits as pressure, bills mount
More than 1.6 million Pennsylvanians have filed unemployment compensation requests since mid-March. Many say they are stuck in limbo waiting for benefits as bills pile up.
5 years ago
Listen 4:33Philly public pools will not open this summer, because of budget cuts — and virus worries
Residents will have to go without neighborhood swim spots this year.
5 years ago
Chesapeake Energy plans to file for bankruptcy, Reuters reports
The company led the land rush into Northeast Pennsylvania at the start of the fracking boom.
5 years ago
Coronavirus kills Philly street sweeping expansion
Mayor Kenney has canceled a long-awaited street sweeping program that would have reinstated regular cleaning in neighborhoods. Litter is one of city residents’ top complaints.
5 years ago
Wilmington free bike project sees big spike during quarantine
With bus service limited in Delaware under COVID-19 restrictions, Wilmington’s Urban Bike Project has seen a 60% surge in interest for its free program.
5 years ago
How the ‘new normal’ might look at a Jersey Shore amusement park this summer
Maria Saltzman, a spokesperson for the Casino Pier & Breakwater Beach in Seaside Heights, offers a glimpse into how boardwalk amusement parks might operate.
5 years ago
Surveys set to begin for second wind farm off N.J.
Ocean floor surveying will be getting underway off the southern New Jersey coast as part of a second major offshore wind project planned for New Jersey.
5 years ago
NWS: Widespread power outages possible at the Jersey Shore with strong wind gusts
Widespread power outages are possible Thursday amid a storm system that will generate strong wind gusts, forecasters warn.
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Museum music, Morris Arboretum at home and dance for all in this week’s ‘Things To Do’
The Delaware Valley’s cultural institutions offer new online content including music and dance.
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