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Jim Finnen has a voice that could part the Red Sea.
Sources tell KYW Newsradio a meeting will be held Monday in New York City, hosted by Revel bankruptcy attorneys, in the hope of getting the accord with Brookfield Asset Management back on track.
The students got the works: automotive technology fundamentals, learning about engine repair, brakes, suspensions, steering, and electrical systems.
Commerce Department officials said it's tough to reclaim industrial jobs in Philadelphia which have fled to other parts of the country -- or other countries.
The article, which is part of the write-up on the smartest cities, briefly mentions the Jersey Shore town for its jump in the percentage of residents who are college-educated.
A San Francisco-based company that's combined car sharing with car renting has opened a branch near Philadelphia International Airport.
Aldi acquired Bottom Dollar Food, but the company has not said whether or not it will set up a shop at this location, leaving dozens without a job.
Charged is 26-year-old Darius Smith, who was taken into custody in the parking lot of the Cherry Hill Mall.
"We have all 50 years of the truck on display," noted Mark DiConzo, mobile museum tour manager and spokesperson for Hess.
"Employers are very much open to giving somebody a second chance," says Sean Hinnegan, a job developer for Goodwill Industries of Southern New Jersey and Philadelphia.
Today was City Council's final chance to introduce the required legislation before the PGW sale agreement expires at yearend.
This week, Hadas Kuznits reports on a West Coast cuisine coming East, an opportunity for a free snack during your holiday shopping spree, and a new Philadelphia restaurant where "no tipping" is their watchword.
Philadelphia police say Karen Benitez, also known as Karen Garcia, claimed she was a job recruiter for US Airways. She charged applicants $200 each.
The fledgling agency puts former prison inmates to work, removing wood flooring, cabinets, and other fixtures for possible sale or reuse.
One former employee of an airport contractor, a wheelchair attendant, tearfully recounted being fired because of her activity in support of a fair wage.