Blatstein Reboots Makeover of Pier Shops at Caesars, in Atlantic City
Developer Bart Blatstein's plans to redevelop the shopping mall at Caesars Casino, in Atlantic City, are back on track.
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Developer Bart Blatstein's plans to redevelop the shopping mall at Caesars Casino, in Atlantic City, are back on track.
There are seven ski resorts in the Poconos, and six of them are still open, at least through this weekend.
As deputy mayor for transportation and public utilities, Cutler has overseen major aspects of Philadelphia government: potholes, trash collection, recycling, bicycle lanes, the Philadelphia Gas Works, bridges, the airport, and the water department, among others.
The Somerset County prosecutor's office said Friday that a medical examiner ruled John Sheridan's Sept. 28 death a suicide. They say that the ruling supports their conclusion that he killed his wife, Joyce, before setting their home ablaze.
The choir was formed 30 years ago by a Canadian relief worker who found it hard to get people interested in the struggles of African children.
Two groups of students, from Philadelphia and Mongolia, have been working online together to study the effects of global warming. And now, five teens from Mongolia are visiting Philadelphia until the end of this month.
Prosecutors say a suspect accused of punching an 83-year-old man in the face and then robbing him has been charged.
The students, who are being hosted by Collingswood High School and were in Camden today, will be flying back home on Tuesday.
Kevin Gatto, owner of Verde Salon in Collingswood, was here to discuss the hot new looks for the spring season.
Dr. Jennifer Caudle, a family physician and assistant professor at the Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine, and her patient Ed Yakacki, a colon cancer survivor, discuss the symptoms of colon cancer.
According to the feds, more than 1,000 attendants at both major branded gas stations and independents were due a total of $5.5 million in overtime that was not paid.
This morning, a judge was poised to remove Stephanie Singer from the May 19th Democratic primary ballot, subject to post-trial motions from her attorney.
Dom live from Andy's Diner in Conshohocken. Dom discussed the Governor of Indiana signing the religious freedom, GOP leaders getting into arguments on Government spending, a code of ethics violation by Admiral Sestak, security measures to improve after the plane crash in Europe, Bristol Township hoping for help from Governor Tom Wolf, a teacher's union battling against a student using their faculty restroom. At 10, Professor Ed Turzanski joined discussing the potential deal between the United States and Iran. At 10:47, Neal Zoren with what's on TV.
