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Students, educators and college administrators met to hash out concerns in Cherry Hill.
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Students, educators and college administrators met to hash out concerns in Cherry Hill.
The National Adult Protective Services Association hosted their 7th Annual Summit on Elder Financial Exploitation.
A Fishtown woman has taken to the Internet in an effort to help Philadelphia schools solve a major problem-- lack of paper in classrooms.
Horror stories about lack of supplies at Philadelphia public schools have hit home among education advocates. Now, there's a citywide effort to fill the supplies gap.
Councilman Curtis Jones says the first day of school sets the tone for the whole year so it's important that fathers be involved.
Several departments got together to remember their fallen heroes.
Set to a backdrop of sun, sand and surf, the Atlantic City Beach Concert Series offers fans the perfect way to say goodbye to summer.
Several community groups are pitching in to help find those responsible.
Smoke billowed above the brightly colored tents for the 2nd annual Philadelphia Jerk Festival.
They lit candles and joined hands in prayer in eight-year old Gabrielle Carter's memory.
Changes are being made in the local emergency room to make it more comfortable for older patients.
11th & Cumberland Streets was the scene of a basketball game and a music video and documentary.
A group of protesters gathered in front of the Philadelphia Zoo hoping to change the zoo itself.
Members voted on Wednesday to change it to "East Point Breeze Neighbors."
The goal is to transform the term "Chester Made" into revenue.
Thousands of families turned out for the Philadelphia school district's event in Fairmount Park.
MOM's Organic Market in Cherry Hill is a grocery store unlike any you've probably seen before.
On the sidewalk outside Hotel Monaco, pooches were getting soaped up, hosed down, then they'd shake it all off.
Area seniors citizens get a safety course from Philadelphia Police officers on what they can do to better protect themselves from scammers.
The hospitals said Wednesday that survivors of the massacre will not have to pay for their medical expenses.
Teachers, parents and advocates for improved special education attended a conference Wednesday.
Less than 24 hours after Tony Wright regained his freedom, he reunited with the strangers that made it possible.
We haven't seen this since prohibition.
Last Friday, Esther woke up to a swastika sprayed onto her trash can.
These two girls didn't meet until this summer, but they share the same story and the same drive to help.
