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Quarterly numbers from a tourism watchdog group suggest the summer went well, but there could still be difficult times ahead.
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Quarterly numbers from a tourism watchdog group suggest the summer went well, but there could still be difficult times ahead.
There is a trend in gray divorce. More and more couples married 30, 40 and even 50 years are calling it quits.
Thanks to recent changes in state and federal regulations, Pennsylvania's commercial drivers' license holders now will have to navigate some new hurdles.
A 10-year-old boy brought the spirit of Santa to the homeless on Christmas Day.
People spending Christmas down the shore were treated to beautiful weather Friday.
"Can this really be December?" asks May Scawartz, who says the weather reminded her of being in Florida.
Comedian Steve Harvey mocked his Miss Universe error on Twitter.
The re-enactors crossed the river between Pennsylvania and New Jersey on a 65-degree day Friday, considerably warmer than the actual crossing which took place on an ice-choked river during a snowstorm.
Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie has received mixed reviews among gun rights advocates in a key primary state for regulatory changes he backed this week in his home state of New Jersey.
Emily August, director of public programs here at the National Museum of American Jewish History says Christmas is their most attended day of the year.
When the priest at Project HOME read the part of the gospel where Christ is born in a stable because there's no room indoors, Michael felt a pang of recognition.
This time of year is especially taxing on food pantries, so Josh Leone and his team of volunteers pulled together more than 500 meals for the Consohocken Free Christmas Dinner. Leone started this because he wanted to be productive and give something back on his day off.
Murphy says he's always felt he should work the holiday since many of the Whitehouse Station, New Jersey-based company's employees have to.
Amtrak said the person was trespassing on the tracks in Chester County and was hit by a Keystone Service train at about 9:15 a.m. Friday.
At the Congregations of Shaare Shamayim Synagogue, the basement kitchen was buzzing, with adults mixing ingredients, and a few little kids learning the fine art of dropping spoonfuls of dough onto a cookie sheet. Six year old Sophia Brancato knew exactly what the job was about.
