South Jersey Historic Building Targeted For Demolition As Part Of Road Project
A building that dates back to Revolutionary War times could make way for a ramp as part of a massive South Jersey road project.
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A building that dates back to Revolutionary War times could make way for a ramp as part of a massive South Jersey road project.
Remember when your parents used to tell you to be nice to your siblings? Maybe it was because one day you both would grow up and win the lottery, except one of you would win the jackpot and the other would win $7.
Former first lady Nancy Reagan, who joined her husband on a storybook journey from Hollywood to the White House, died Sunday, according to John Heubusch, executive director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Foundation.
New Jersey Transit and its rail workers unions will pick up negotiations Monday in an effort to prevent the agency's first strike since 1983.
The day is recognized across the nation each year on March 6.
Peyton Manning has informed the Denver Broncos that he will retire from the National Football League, according to the team's official website.
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It happened just before 4:30 a.m. Sunday at 52nd and Chestnut Streets.
A bird's vision and quality of life is restored thanks to a partnership between the Philadelphia Zoo and Penn Vet.
With no Pennsylvania budget in sight and less than half a year's worth of state funding in hand, Philadelphia school officials are wondering when the money pot will run dry.
As we celebrate Women's History Month, we look at Laurel Hill Mansion, a historic house in Fairmount Park built in 1767 by Rebecca Rawle.
It was a packed house Saturday night at the 9th annual event in South Jersey.
Police say during the early morning hours on February 23 Wolff was approached by a group when leaving a friends house and forced into a vehicle.
The tone was set early in Saturday's process when party members rejected chairman Marcel Groen's call to support an open primary, rather than taking the endorsement votes. In floor comments challenging Groen's motion, former chairman Jim Burn said the timing of Groen's motion "calls into question the motivation" to do it.
