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NewsWorks Tonight

Contractor scams on the rise along the Jersey shore

As laborers rally in Philadelphia, labor continues on houses ravaged last year by Superstorm Sandy.  But if you’re in the mark ...

12 years ago

Friday Arts
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September 2013

Oyster, Conception to Consumption Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski This month, Art of Food explores ...

12 years ago

Ralph Hunter on the boardwalk at Caspian Avenue beach. (J. Woods/NewsWorks)
NewsWorks Tonight

Atlantic City resident Ralph Hunter shares memories of The March on Washington

Fifty years ago today, Ralph Hunter, then 25 years old, attended the March on Washington with his father, a Philadelphia minister. Produc ...

12 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight

For local business leader Harold T. Epps, Dr. King’s iconic ‘dream speech’ still resonates

When Harold T. Epps, president and CEO of a Philadelphia business-services company, was growing up in North Carolina, he a played an impo ...

12 years ago

Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

We Heart 13th Street

Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski This summer, entrepreneurs Chef Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran, will add to thei ...

12 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

Reporter says NJTransit didn’t follow own plan to protect equipment during Sandy

The Bergen Record’s Karen Rouse discusses why trains were moved to low-lying areas before the arrival of Superstorm Sandy. Rouse s ...

12 years ago

Petty Officer First Class Jarrod Bohler of the U.S. Coast Guard.
NewsWorks Tonight

U.S. Coast Guard still on the job in Philly

Remember the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard?  The Willow Grove Naval Air Station?  As the U.S. military consolidates its operation ...

12 years ago

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Post-Sandy devastation. (Courtesy of Ben Kalina)
NewsWorks Tonight

Film explores a post-Sandy Shore

Documenatry film director  Ben Kalina, of Philadelphia, discusses his new film about the Jersey Shore with NewsWorks Host Dave Helle ...

12 years ago

Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

Martha Graham Cracker

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles Some people know him only as Dito van Reigersberg, but many others are lucky enough to ...

12 years ago

Neisha Rose says that real forensic science does not happen as fast as it does on TV. (Jeanette Woods/WHYY)
NewsWorks Tonight

Forget about “CSI”, real forensic scientist says job is not like TV

Are you the kind of person who likes a good mystery? Are you driven to figure out the puzzle?  Do you think all will be revealed thr ...

12 years ago

Rita Denmark
NewsWorks Tonight

Guardianship cases can turn into nightmares for wards and their families

Maybe you know an older person suffering from Alzheimer’s or an adult who is intellectually disabled. In the best cases, a family m ...

12 years ago

Friday Arts
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Cornelius Varley and his Fantastical Patent Graphic Telescope Machine

Art — Produced by Michael O’Reilly When Lewis Carroll sent Alice down the rabbit hole, he imagined a drink that would make h ...

12 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

Reporter’s Roundtable: Voter ID trial comes to a close, new hospitals report is just a piece of the puzzle

The high profile trial over Pennsylvania’s Voter ID law saw closing arguments this week.  And a new consumer reports ranking o ...

12 years ago

Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

August 2013

We Heart 13th Street Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski This summer, entrepreneurs Chef Marcie Turney ...

12 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

What will online testing mean for students and districts?

We’re living in an online world. We shop online, bank online, and starting next year, many states, including Pennsylvania and New J ...

12 years ago

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