2 Medical Marijuana Firms Planning To Locate In Burlington County, NJ
It appears that South Jersey's two state-approved medical marijuana licensees both plan to set up shop in Burlington County.
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It appears that South Jersey's two state-approved medical marijuana licensees both plan to set up shop in Burlington County.
The four-story, $20-million complex in the 1500 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue was built on what had been a vacant site and an eyesore for years.
"After the reductions that we've already taken, it gets more challenging and more challenging to find additional ways to take corrective action," city finance director Rob Dubow tells KYW Newsradio.
When Mayor Nutter vetoed the measure on Thursday, Councilman Jim Kenney found that some of the original 12 "yes" votes had flipped.
Two months after hearing oral arguments from both sides, Judge Stanley Ott has offered his opinion and ruling, saying he would not hear further arguments regarding the move of the multimillion-dollar art collection.
A leading economist advises New Jersey residents to be extremely patient when it comes to any recovery from the recent recession.
An environmental group says Pennsylvanians stand to save big bucks, an average of $200 per year per person, in the coming years under proposed fuel standards for cars.
Nearly 1,000 people packed the Arch Street United Methodist Church last night, voting to hold a protest similar to those taking place in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and elsewhere.
During the early stage of demolition of Matheson Hall, at 32nd and Market Streets, workers found a metal box, tightly sealed against the ravages of time, behind a date plate.
After he sparred with a representative from the Chamber of Commerce, a City Council committee has approved Councilman Wilson Goode's scaled-back version that would require paid sick leave only at large firms that have large city government contracts.
The 1,500 free Lojack Safetynet bracelets will available for a half a year with no financial obligation to Philadelphians who have cognitive conditions like Alzheimer's disease, autism, or Down syndrome.
So the dilemma is, should I go home or catch the early part of the game and take advantage of happy hour?
At a Nastar training facility in Southampton, Bucks County, Ferguson reflected on the end of the space shuttle days and where his own career is headed.
Is the sign going away? No, it's not -- it's just getting a facelift.
After finishing the last fiscal year with revenues above projections, Pennsylvania is headed in the other direction in the first few months of the new fiscal year.
