Jay Lloyd's Getaway: Local Ski Areas Begin Piling Up The White Stuff
There's a reason that Pennsylvania has been tagged as "banana belt skiing" country.
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There's a reason that Pennsylvania has been tagged as "banana belt skiing" country.
The standards are being updated, according to a LEED official, because green building conventions and tools have become almost too easy to meet.
The vote came after more than a year of debate over the project's scale and design.
If there is any real concern among students on the campus, it would be hard to tell from talking to them.
"The masts are 50-foot-tall, stainless steel columns, with a steel mesh, And they're lit from the inside, " explains Streets Department chief engineer Darin Gatti.
Philadelphia's Department of License and Inspections is hitting the streets and asking community groups to take over blighted properties.
Several residents are part of a "green team" with an eye toward environmentally friendly recommendations to management that have resulted in thousands of dollars in savings and as they've only just begun!
Many of the tens of thousands of Filipino-Americans in our area are hoping for the best and bracing for the worst as they wait to hear from family members affected by Typhoon Haiyan. now tearing through the Pacific nation.
Many of the remarkable artifacts on display will make their North American debut.
Josh First, a sportsman and self-described conservative, says if the aim of the bill is to pave the way for natural gas extraction or other business activities, it will not work.
Campaign signs have been dotting the landscape for several weeks and Montgomery County is encouraging candidates to recycle those signs instead of dropping them in the trash.
Some scoff at global warming, but Margate mayor Mike Becker is heeding the warnings.
Officials in the Cheltenham School District are still keeping a close eye on mold problems at Cedarbrook Middle School.
One year after Hurricane Sandy, the annual arts and crafts festival, plus the brilliant fall weather, is luring many of the regulars back to Cape May.
Sandy survivors and supporters at the Visitation Relief Center joined thousands of volunteers throughout New Jersey in a day of service to mark the one year anniversary of Super Storm Sandy.
Many in Sandy-ravaged sections of New Jersey are complaining, one year after the superstorm, that they're still waiting on promised state and federal help.
Temple University professor Peter Lelkes thinks he has a better way of dressing serious wounds -- including on the battlefield.
With the end of 2013, several environmentally friendly tax credits expire including those for fixing up the house, according to Jeff Kim a CPA in Bala Cynwyd.
The Southeastern Pennsylvania chapter of the Red Cross invited members of the South Philadelphia-based Red Paw Emergency Relief Team to its disaster training institute.
Boathouse Row is the place to be this weekend. The annual "Head of the Schuylkill" regatta gets underway Saturday morning.
A year after Superstorm Sandy, U.S. Interior Secretary Sally Jewell announced $162 million in funding Thursday for 45 storm-protection projects from North Carolina to New England.
African plains and an Arctic ice floe are part of a forested oasis not far from the concrete canyons of Manhattan.
The Cheltenham School District is mulling over its options for Cedarbrook Middle School, where mold remediation delayed the start of the school year.
Clean Ocean Action staged its 28th annual fall beach sweeps Saturday at more than 60 coastal locations.
After a sixteen-day shutdown, the visitors' center, the theatre, the trails and the buildings are open.
