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NewsWorks Tonight

Mark Howe on life, hockey and being ‘Gordie Howe’s Son’

NHL Hall of Famer Mark Howe spent more than three decades playing professional hockey and won a silver at the 1972 games. The US w ...

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The Artblog

Art — Produced by Michael O’Reilly The Artblog is 10 years old this year and Libby R ...

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New research shows that bumblebees are catching a honeybee disease
The Pulse

This Week In Science: Diseased bumblebees, genetically modified potatoes and OCD in dogs

Wild bumblebees, blight-reistant potatoes and dogs with obsessive compulsive disorder.  Kerry Grens, an associate editor at T ...

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South Philly pilot program takes environmentally-friendly approach to cooking oil disposal

When we think of the damage oil can do, we often think of the large spills at sea. But the kind of oil problem we’re talking about ...

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Members of Mishkan Shalom Synagogue and other congregations pray with Pedro Avila before his deportation hearing. (Photo credit: Harvey Finkle)
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Families facing deportation find support in local congregations

How one group is addressing the mental health needs of undocumented immigrants facing deportation.  By the time Pedro Avila a ...

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Think you’ve got it hard this winter? Consider your trees

Moderating temperatures are melting snow and ice, allowing property owners to better assess storm-damaged trees. Dave Heller surveyed the ...

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Dr. David Sarwer
The Pulse

Breaking down the basics of bariatric surgery with Penn’s David Sarwer

Even with surgery, there’s no magic bullet for weight loss. To find out about the challenges of getting a successful weight- ...

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When you’re named after a cheesesteak, slimming down is hard to do

Imagine spending your whole life, from childhood, fighting temptation inside what one might describe as the belly of the beast. Im ...

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For second year post-Sandy, Jersey Shore marketing not about beaches

The tourism industry at the Jersey Shore is springing into action again. About this time every year, when the winter feels like it ...

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N.J. Board of Education president talks common core, poverty, and race

Poverty, race, and educational inequality is the topic of a symposium tomorrow morning at Rutgers-Camden.    &nbs ...

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Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

A life on ice

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles Very few colleges and universities have figure skating teams, but one of the best in th ...

11 years ago

George Washington Bridge (Richard Drew/AP Photo
NewsWorks Tonight

Bridgegate subpoena targets may be on shaky legal ground

Ongoing investigations into the George Washington Bridge scandal may be slowed by key aides to Governor Chris Christie involking their fi ...

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Reporter’s Roundtable: Gas well still burning, snow removal still costing money

Phil Gregory unpacks the complex and sometimes politically volatile process of budgetting for snow removal. And Katie Colaneri shares imp ...

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(Illustration by Tony Auth)
The Pulse

What’s next for workplace wellness?

Workplace wellness programs have sprouted up with a vengeance in the last decade or so, but do they work? Workplace wellness progr ...

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Join us on Tuesday, Feb. 18, for ‘Science at the Sixers’

Want to meet the Pulse and SciStarter teams? Join us Tuesday, Feb. 18, for Science at the Sixers.  Want to meet the Pulse and ...

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