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Lots of new dining spots are coming to the Philadelphia area.
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Lots of new dining spots are coming to the Philadelphia area.
Julie Becker, with Physicians for Social Responsibility, says fracking puts some dangerous chemicals into the environment, such as benzene.
While the timing of this action coincides with an ongoing grand jury probe into past economic development projects at the DRPA, leaders insist it's just an organizational move.
Bucks County commissioner Rob Loughery, after reading a story to the children at the Emilie Christian Day School in Levittown, said preschool for kids is similar to planting a seed at the right time to maximize the plant's potential.
"Rather than waiting for the evidence that we need to make an arrest of a child predator, we can now make that arrest within three to four hours," said state attorney general Kathlee Kane.
It's a big game for the Taney Dragons. A win punches Taney's ticket to the US finals game on Saturday.
Judge Steven O'Neill scheduled oral arguments for a week from Thursday on a change-of-venue motion filed by lawyers for Pennsylvania state senator LeAnna Washington, charged with corruption.
PECO customers beware. Police are investigating a telephone scam now making the rounds in suburban Philadelphia. Detectives say at least half dozen people have already been conned out of thousands of dollars.
Pope Francis has confirmed he wants to go to the United States next year and is considering a three-city trip in September 2015.
Zion Spearman scored on shortstop Matt Adams' two-out throwing error to first base in the sixth inning to give Philadelphia's Taney Dragons a 7-6 victory over Pearland, Texas on Sunday night in the Little League World Series.
The chairman of the Liquor Control Board is tamping down speculation that the LCB is poised to take action that could raise booze prices in Pennsylvania.
The State Transportation Commission has approved an update to Pennsylvania's 12-year plan for projects that reflects a major increase in funding approved by state lawmakers last year.
The mayor says the interim cuts imposed now to allow schools to open on time will, in his view, affect learning.
Twenty-two little champions, ages 4 to 16, all in wheelchairs, gave it their all at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, in events such as tee-ball, basketball, and slalom.
Some family and friends are already there, while others are heading upstate to see the game in person.
