Secure Disposal of Leftover Prescription Drugs Arrives In Cherry Hill, NJ
"Project Medicine Drop" sets up drop boxes, similar to postal street mailboxes, at police stations.
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"Project Medicine Drop" sets up drop boxes, similar to postal street mailboxes, at police stations.
More than forty third-graders from the Wissahickon Charter School went to the doctor on Wednesday, but it wasn't an epidemic.
Young Sam Ostrey posed as a newsboy to help attendees recapture those early days.
"As the number of people who can give us firsthand experiences and their accounts of the Holocaust dwindle, we must tell the stories ourselves," said state rep Dan Frankel of Allegheny County.
The zoo put up cash prizes for schools to create art campaigns that illustrate the connection between palm oil -- an ingredient in products including snack chips, crackers, and candy -- and the habitat of the orangutan.
Some two thousand Philadelphia-area parishoners will have to change to another church, come July 1st.
A group of dedicated volunteers keeps one of Philadelphia's brightest jewels shining. It's the Laurel Hill Mansion, in Fairmount Park.
Phillies' first baseman Ryan Howard was in the Hunting Park section of the city on Friday to help dedicate a new "field of dreams" for the neighborhood.
The air was electric inside the gymnasium at the Meredith School as the children gathered to watch the Neumann-Goretti and College All-Star basketball players strut their stuff on the court.
It's the fifth year the Irish Memorial 5K is being held.
Wes Kennedy, of the Acacia development in Lumberton, says he had no idea some of his neighbors had a problem with his flag until reporters started calling and telling him.
Here's a movie that truly matters and that offers a powerful emotional experience.
The Pennsylvania Ballet has received a big contribution toward its planned construction of a new headquarters and a ballet school on North Broad Street.
"I'm terrific, smart, I'm helpful," he says matter-of-factly. "And if anybody asks what I want to be when I grow up, the answer is a firefighter."
A ceremonial groundbreaking was held Tuesday morning for a $48-million project with housing and commercial space that aims to create a vital and sustainable community in North Philadelphia.
The Thomas Buck building, where the fire that killed two firefighters on Monday started, is just one of about 25,000 vacant properties in Philadelphia that create safety hazards in neighborhoods.
The Philadelphia media icon has donated boxes of his memorabilia to Temple University's research library.
Two local women who survived the fateful maiden voyage of the RMS Titanic one hundred years ago made substantial contributions to our area in the years after the disaster.
For Jewish people around the world, the first of two nightly Passover seders is celebrated tonight.
Good Friday services were being held throughout the area as Christians commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus.
What has brought the region to this stage, where two major oil refineries have been shut down and a third could join them in a couple of months?
Mayor Nutter declared the 12th annual "Human Family Day," to honor Dr. King's vision of a colorblind society.
Phil Rowan, president of the Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial, says a North Jersey group has engaged in a letter-writing and publicity campaign, trying to get the historic ship relocated to New York Harbor.
The religious statue is back atop Camden's highest point, repaired after last year's earthquake.
Philadelphia is one of six cities in the "Project Open Voice" beta test, an outgrowth of Comcast's purchase of NBC-Universal.
