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Hungry squirrel steals pricey goods left out for delivery folks in N.J.
The thief was targeting the priciest stuff, including Ghirardelli chocolate squares.
7 years ago
Rumbles and booms: Joint Base training Thursday
Residents near Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst might hear “booms” and feel “rumbles” on Thursday.
7 years ago
Angler dies after Sandy Hook water rescue
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NewsWorks Tonight December 6, 2017
Don't count out the write-in. The Voting Block project sends its recommendations to New Jersey's incoming governor. And one of the unintended costs of prison? Homelessness.
Air Date: December 6, 2017
Listen 22:22LGBTQ-friendly housing for young adults breaks ground in Philly
The Gloria Casarez Residence in North Philly will be the first LGBTQ-friendly young adult housing project in Pennsylvania.
7 years ago
‘I’ve lived it’: Examining how journalists report on the immigrant experience
A roundtable hosted by WHYY and Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture focused on immigration reporting at a time when political rhetoric on the issue is becoming increasingly divisive.
7 years ago
NewsWorks Tonight, December 5, 2017
Air Date: December 5, 2017
Listen 22:11Delaware coalition announces funding plan for low-income kids
Delaware has found itself with over $50 million in unanticipated one-time tax revenue dollars and one group is trying to persuade the state to place these funds into a trust.
7 years ago
Listen 2:19Sand from Little Egg Inlet dredging to replenish LBI beaches
7 years ago
Survey: Coastal residents want more government action on climate change
A pair of surveys has found that the residents of Mid-Atlantic states want more government action on climate change and environmental protection.
7 years ago
NewsWorks Tonight December 4, 2017
Congressman Pat Meehan talks tax reform. Coal miners bank on an industry comeback. And memories of a father's game day rituals.
Air Date: December 4, 2017
Listen 21:00Trenton finally gets a Starbucks
7 years ago
LGBT center aims to preserve, expand archive of Philly’s response to AIDS crisis
In the '80s, Philadelphia’s activists took to the streets and fought for funding to improve care, becoming national leaders in responding to the health crisis.
7 years ago
Oyster Creek to test emergency siren system Tuesday
The power plant is set to conduct a semi-annual, full volume test of its emergency warning sirens.
7 years ago