Delaware County Community College Puts Focus on Hispanic Students' College Achievement
The conference seeks to empower Latino students through institutional support and alternative ideas for bankrolling a college education.
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The conference seeks to empower Latino students through institutional support and alternative ideas for bankrolling a college education.
The town lost thousands of jobs when four casinos closed last year. As for the remaining eight, they're looking for people.
Bloomberg News is citing "people with knowledge of the matter" in its report that Comcast is "planning to walk away" from the deal.
There are 1,400 jobs available right now in Atlantic City's casinos, but only 350 of them are full-time positions, according to a survey undertaken by a New Jersey casino regulator.
"I want to thank the Air Force for being a partner," fire commissioner Derrick Sawyer said today, "because you could have chosen another fire department."
Called "Bloom," the festival will feature more than 100 acts on five stages, including Pretty Lights, Dillon Francis, G-Eazy, 3Lau and Machine Gun Kelly.
First District councilman Mark Squilla, whose district includes the mall, agreed to introduce a package of bills that includes the tax break, known as "Tax Incremental Financing" (TIF).
City Council president Darrell Clarke has introduced a measure aimed at tackling the problem of unrestricted expenditures in support of candidates, paid for by independent PACs and not subject to the city's limits on political contributions.
In a two-page letter to the school's board of trustees, Herman Saatkamp says he'll stay on until the end of August.
How about a 3D model of your face for $25, or a full-body statuette for $125? A center city company can do it.
A signing ceremony was held today in Terminal 'A' of Philadelphia International Airport, resolving years of friction between the city, which owns and operates the airport, and its municipal neighbors.
It's on a much smaller scale, but bicycles can now be rented with a smartphone app along two biking trails in Montgomery County.
Thousands showed up today at a job fair at the Collingswood Ballroom, hosted by the Camden County Freeholders.
"We see this, in its humble way, as a part of Earth Day, in keeping the environment and the streets of Philadelphia cleaner," David Perri said at today's dedication.
Hopping on a bus parked on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the fifty men and women say they are young professionals rallying for fair education funding for Philadelphia schools.
