Throughout Delaware Valley, 'Essential Personnel' Answer The Call
And while many people are hunkered down at home against Hurricane Sandy, those who are "essential personnel" have to be at work.
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And while many people are hunkered down at home against Hurricane Sandy, those who are "essential personnel" have to be at work.
Stock is dwindling on many of the high demand items and there are no generators left.
The City of Philadelphia is announcing a new effort to keep young, startup companies -- and their jobs -- in town.
Kate O'Neill, deputy director of the Chestnut Hill Business Association, says "Harry Potter Weekend" appropriately takes place the weekend closest to Halloween.
There was a long line of people waiting to speak to résumé experts and prospective employers.
Eagles' team officials say the wind turbines will help generate energy and won't interfere with the game.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is reminding prospective developers that the deadline to apply for Philadelphia's second casino license is just three weeks away.
Nicholas DeBenedictis, CEO of Bryn Mawr-based Aqua America (at lectern in photo), says he is committed to transitioning several of the water company's dump trucks and vans to compressed natural gas (CNG).
"My political roots all began here," Mitchell recalled for the crowd, "and I think back of it often."
The mayor is imposing a sweeping package of changes on non-unionized workers, including a 2½-percent pay raise, changes to overtime, and the possibility of furloughs.
There's a lot of competition among small tablet makers. Now, you can add Apple to the mix.
The Eagles' wideout played coach to a team of Benjamin Franklin High School students engrossed in "Financial Football," a Madden-style video game in which teams have to answer financial questions in order to move the ball downfield.
This L-shaped extension will start at Monkevitch Playground, in the shadow of I-95, and go down past Pulaski Park to Lewis Street, wrapping around the fruit distribution center and city dump.
Temple University will host a conference Tuesday on one of the main drivers of economic growth.
The weather turned out to be perfect for the 26th annual AIDS Walk Philly, which attracted several thousand participants.
