Villanova Law Professor Granted FBI Investigation Files
A Villanova law professor has won a victory for freedom of information, as a federal judge has ordered the FBI to give him files on a long-ago investigation of a celebrity.
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A Villanova law professor has won a victory for freedom of information, as a federal judge has ordered the FBI to give him files on a long-ago investigation of a celebrity.
The building has reportedly been vacant for about two years, but it had previously been the Smart Start day care.
There will be a forum in Montgomery County tonight to give the public a chance to learn more about the potential legalization of marijuana for medical reasons in Pennsylvania.
PGW says gas rates will dip about 7% for residential heating customers between now and November 30th because of the lower price the utility is paying for natural gas.
City Council has yet to introduce the Mayor's PGW sale legislation nor to schedule public hearings. Council President Darrell Clarke has said those won't come until Concentric -- the consultant hired by Council to review the plan -- has finished its reports.
Pilots and cabin crew have a new worry - skin cancer.
It's estimated that 25% of people with diabetes are not diagnosed. Hemoglobin alc offers accurate, simple option for testing.
Is an employment test, applied equally to everyone, against the law just because one group fails much more than another?
More kids are attending preschool, are proficient academically and are healthier than they were 25 years ago, but a growing number are living in poverty.
Viggle rewards people for watching TV and checking in via the app.
If you're free this Friday, you can kick off the first day of the Philadelphia Honey Festival at the Wagner Free Institute of Science.
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It happened at the intersection of Torresdale Avenue and Knorr Street.
More than 2,000 community members gathered to remember three Council Rock South sophomores.
The council voted unanimously to shelve the matter, meaning the name on the building stays the same.
