Terrific Tuesday, Slightly Unsettled Mid-Week
Tuesday May 20th is shaping up to be a great day. Sunshine will dominate for the majority of the day, yielding to some late afternoon high clouds.
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Tuesday May 20th is shaping up to be a great day. Sunshine will dominate for the majority of the day, yielding to some late afternoon high clouds.
Half of the district is in Philadelphia, the other half in Montgomery County.
In Philadelphia today, three candidates are vying to fill the City Council seat made vacant when at-large Councilman Bill Green resigned to become chairman of the School Reform Commission.
Beach bars, fitness classes on the boardwalk, and oceanfront dancing are some of the enticements planned for this summer by South Jersey shore towns.
At the top of the ticket today, Democratic voters in Pennsylvania will find four candidates vying to be the party's nominee for governor.
A conference call by the Pennsylvania Medical Society connected experts that included Pennsylvania physician general Dr. Carrie DeLone, who says that while MERS has a 30-percent mortality rate, not everyone with a cough has it.
Despite the need, some schools have suspended, reduced in size or folded gerontology into other programs because of lack of interest.
Take a look at the first page of your homeowner's policy which, by law, has to state in plain English what is covered and what the payout limits are. Plan for the worst.
A new series of classes from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society takes place at the recently-renovated Herb Garden at the College of Physicians.
Hot spots are localized bacterial infections of the skin that cause tremendous irritation, excessive itching and chewing of the localized area. They can be extremely painful.
There are some common sense steps that you can take to help with this and, although not perfect, they can be helpful.
Cloak helps you hide from say an ex- or someone you're feuding with by using social networks to find out where they are, so you can head the other way.
Hospital emergency departments see all kinds of crazy stuff. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has one case that was especially delicate and risky. It's a picture you've got to see to believe.
We've all been there. You're just about to sit down to dinner and get interrupted by another annoying robocall. But as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, inventors have come up with a way to cut off the calls before you even pick up.
The alleged theft happened Sunday at Zimmers Pets in Boyertown.
