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This Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2018, photo provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture shows a sculpture carved from a half-ton of butter in preparation for the 102nd Pennsylvania Farm Show, scheduled from Saturday, Jan. 6, through Saturday, Jan. 13, at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center in Harrisburg, Pa. (Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture via AP)
Arts & Entertainment

Diversity-themed butter sculpture unveiled at the Pa. Farm Show

Husband and wife team Marie Pelton and Jim Victor have been making the Farm Show sculptures for years.

8 years ago

Personal injury law firms in the Philadelphia area are sending patients in ERs, chiropractors and pain clinics targeted ads that some privacy experts and prosecutors say are intrusive, and possible, illegal. (ShutterStock)
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Who’s affected by computer chip security flaw?

Here's a look at what's affected, what's being done about it, and whether you should worry.

8 years ago

Delaware Business Now
Community

Portion of SPCA site in Stanton to become Royal Farms under lease deal

The Delaware SPCA has announced a development plan for its site in Stanton. The first to be developed will house a Royal Farms convenience store and gas pumps.

8 years ago

Vaping liquid in a variety of flavors are available. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Money

Delaware’s new tax on vaping products takes effect Jan. 1

Starting Jan. 1, Delawareans will pay five cents per fluid milliliter of e-juice — the often flavored liquid containing nicotine used to produce the vapor in e-cigarettes.

8 years ago

Middle school students change classes (Jessica Kourkounis for WHYY, file)
Keystone Crossroads
Education

New federal tax ‘loophole’ could stoke interest in private school donations in Pa.

A new analysis found wealthy individuals and high-profit businesses in Pennsylvania and nine other states may make money when they donate to private school scholarships.

8 years ago

Protesters rally outside a restaurant in St. Louis on Feb. 13. The service industry employs the largest percentage of minimum wage workers. (Jeff Curry/Getty Images)
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Money

On New Year’s Day, many low-wage workers will celebrate with a raise

In 18 states and 20 localities, lawmakers are forcing up the minimum wage on Jan. 1.

8 years ago

The new Starbucks on South Warren Street in Trenton is a big hit with state workers like Gemma Navarro.
NewsWorks Tonight
Money

Trenton residents, businesses welcome city’s first Starbucks

The coffee giant selected Trenton as the ninth of 15 planned "opportunity cafes" — stores opened in underserved, low- to medium-income communities that train young workers.

8 years ago

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Money

Philly-area nonprofits are fretting over new tax law

The GOP tax overhaul is giving some nonprofit organizations holiday heartburn. The reason: itemization. More specifically, it’s the lack thereof.

8 years ago

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Writers are shown seated at a session during the Independent Authors Conference in Philadelphia
Speak Easy
Arts & Entertainment

Authors going indie — it’s a Philly thing

Being “indie” once defined a creative project as not being backed by a major producer. It is a way of life, and it is ingrained in the spirit of the City of Brotherly Love.

8 years ago

Radio Times
Lifestyle

Digital distraction and addictive devices

Guest: Nir Eyal How often do you look at your smartphone during the day – checking Facebook or Twitter, or post ...

Air Date: December 26, 2017

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Apple says that it slows the processors in some of its older phones, such as its iPhone 6s Plus, to match their aging, less powerful batteries. (Cole Bennetts/Getty Images)
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Lifestyle

Apple says it slows older iPhones to save their battery life

Confirming iPhone owners' suspicions that Apple purposefully slows the operation of older phones, Apple says that it does just that.

8 years ago

Delaware Board of Trade operates three business lines from offices in the Hercules Plaza in downtown Wilmington. (photo via Delaware Business Now)
Delaware Business Now
Money

Seven Stars, citing potential of blockchain, buys large stake in Delaware Board of Trade

Beijing-based Seven Stars Cloud Group bought a 27 percent stake in the Delaware Board of Trade for an undisclosed amount.

8 years ago

Nuvve Corporation operates the worlds first fully commercial Vehicle-to-Grid hub in Denmark. (photo courtesy Nuvve)
Community

Univ. of Delaware teams with California firm on electric car battery tech

The collaborative effort with Nuvve Corp. includes a research and development center to expand vehicle-to-grid technology pioneered at UD's Newark campus.

8 years ago

Pennsylvania Rep. Scott Petri, R-Bucks
Politics & Policy

Rep. Petri, who chaired House Gaming Committee, will resign seat

The Bucks County Republican says he's stepping down from the legislature to become executive director of the Philadelphia Parking Authority.

8 years ago

In this Oct. 4, 2017, file photo, Dr. Albert Maguire, right, checks the eyes of Misa Kaabali, 8, at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Misa was 4-years-old when he received his gene therapy treatment. On Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2017, the Food and Drug Administration approved the therapy which improves the vision of patients with a rare form of inherited blindness, another major advance for the burgeoning field of genetic medicine. (Bill West/AP Photo, file)
Science

Spark’s gene therapy for rare form of blindness wins FDA approval

For Katherine High, president and chief scientific officer at Spark Therapeutics, the drug’s approval signals renewed hope in the possibilities of gene therapy.

8 years ago

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