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Chris Bobbit, Vice President at Mark Group, an energy efficiency consultancy based at the Navy Yard in Philadelphia, says the basement and attic are frequent offenders.
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Chris Bobbit, Vice President at Mark Group, an energy efficiency consultancy based at the Navy Yard in Philadelphia, says the basement and attic are frequent offenders.
The state House has approved a measure that would authorize the state to dole out millions of dollars in unused film tax credits.
Dr. Gallagher headed what is now Philadelphia Unviersity for 23 years, including during its changeover from Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science. He takes over June 2nd, as Brother Michael McGinness retires.
In an effort to combat abuse, the state Senate has now passed its own version of a bill to create a prescription drug monitoring program.
Students at Philadelphia's Cristo Rey High School spent part of their school year giving back to the community.
The 22nd annual Equality Forum Summit wrapped up Sunday with its SundayOUT Festival at the Piazza at Schmidts.
The 35th annual Broad Street Run came and went Sunday as 40,000 people laced up their running shoes and took the ten-mile journey.
"May the 4th be with you!" Sunday was 'Star Wars Day.' Around the world, fans of the iconic movie franchise celebrated in their own geeky ways.
In a Sunday editorial, The Philadelphia Inquirer called McCord "the best in a fine field" of Democrats seeking the party's nomination against Republican Governor Tom Corbett.
An art exhibit in the atrium of the Kimmel Center combines sculpture, music and... recycling.
Republican Senator David Argall says, "We've never been this close before."
The People's Emergency Center held its annual "Race to Make a Difference" fundraiser at the Bala Golf Club Saturday.
Water holes and saloons all around Philadelphia united Saturday in an effort to break the world record for the largest pub crawl ever.
The second annual International Festival took place Sister Cities Park at 18th Street and Logan Square.
The community of Stratford, New Jersey came together Saturday to welcome home a local soldier from Afghanistan.
After multiple protests from students and faculty over her scheduled appearance to deliver the commencement address at Rutgers University, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has decided not to do it.
Rob McCord's campaign is running an ad attacking front-runner Tom Wolf with racially charged accusations. Rendell says this is exactly what's wrong with politics today.
A Deputy Attorney General in Delaware has been charged with rape in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a 16-year-old boy.
Father Judge High School in Northeast Philadelphia took first place at the Model United Nations National Debate held at the U.S. State Department in Washington D.C.
Remember all winter, just waiting and waiting and waiting for springtime? It is here in most of its glory.
It all comes down to this for the Penn baseball team.
Members of the Gaming Control Board aren't tipping their hand as to when a decision might be coming on who will get the license for a second casino in Philadelphia.
Dozens of young filmmakers from about the region will walk the "green" carpet tonight at Upper Dublin High School's Performing Arts Center for the 6th annual Greenfield Youth Film Festival.
Stress won't cause allergies but can make the symptoms worse according to a study in the April issue of the Annals of Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology.
