Record Crowds At Flower Show
More than 42,000 people poured thru the doors this weekend, 14,000 more than last year.
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More than 42,000 people poured thru the doors this weekend, 14,000 more than last year.
"Dnt txt n drv. It's the law" is the message that drivers will see on 20 billboards around southeastern Pennsylvania.
The sale is being conducted with the kind of secrecy normally reserved for a national security event.
Amid all the debate over the proposed takeover of Rutgers University's Camden campus by Rowan University comes what could be a serious difference of opinion within one of South Jersey's most powerful political families.
Pennsylvania Turnpike officials say they will further explore the possibility of converting to an all-electronic tolling system, after a yearlong study has concluded that such a conversion is feasible.
"Wellworks for You" works with companies to design and manage corporate wellness programs that fit the demographic needs of each group.
"We are celebrating what it means to have a home," said Project HOME's Sister Mary Scullion, described as "the light that all follow" as Philadelphia tries to break the cycle of homelessness and poverty.
A city council committee proposes calling the open-air concert stage "The Georgie Woods Entertainment Center at the Robin Hood Dell."
"We need lighter, more-integrated capabilities -- sensors, jammers, pre-detection systems, that are integrated at birth and not lashed together as an afterthought," suggested Lt. General Michael Barbero.
Big screen TVs, casino table games, and a fully stocked bar make the Man Cave a favorite place for guys to hang out.
Hawaii is the inspiration for this year's annual Flower Show.
State Comptroller Matthew Boxer sampled four governmental entities, including Haddon Township, and found they could have trimmed health care costs by $12.5 million over two years all together, if they had been part of the state's health plan.
Home technology is getting 'smarter' -- so much so, in fact that you barely have to lift a finger to control everything from your thermostat to your blinds.
The largest of Philadelphia's four city worker unions is turning up the heat on Mayor in long-stalled contract negotiations. They're running anti-Nutter ads, including one to air during Saturday's TV broadcast of the Phillies spring training game.
Three companies are proposing to build a billion-dollar natural gas pipeline through Pennsylvania and other states to ship natural gas from the Marcellus Shale formation to mid-Atlantic markets.
