Parents Asked To Pony Up Tuition Early To Save Catholic School
Leaders at a South Jersey Catholic school have informed parents they'll have to pony up a portion of next year's tuition a month early or the school will shut down for good.
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Leaders at a South Jersey Catholic school have informed parents they'll have to pony up a portion of next year's tuition a month early or the school will shut down for good.
If you think it's hot today, just imagine what it was like in 1776 with no air conditioning. "You didn't go out in the noon sun unless you were are farmer or something like that."
A judge issued a stay of proceedings; all sides have until August 31st to come up with a solution.
The main issue for the bus fleet is keeping the air conditioning going, says SEPTA spokeswoman Jerri Williams.
The jury in the clergy sexual abuse case was back at work for an 8th day on Thursday. As expected, the judge told the jury it can not re-hear days worth of testimony from of several key witnesses.
Support in City Council for the mayor's proposed property tax overhaul appears to be crumbling, as lawmakers today try once again to hammer out a budget deal.
Police were at the right place at the right time this morning when an incident took place outside a South Philadelphia convenience store.
City council today will again hunker down and try to hammer out a budget deal. But first votes last week on a new property tax system, and new money for the school district, may not survive on final passage.
Students and faculty at St. Stanislaus parish school in Lansdale celebrated the end of an era Wednesday by digging up a time capsule
The sponsor of the bill, House Judiciary Chairman Ron Marsico, a Harrisburg-area Republican, says the last time Pennsylvania's wiretap law was updated was 1998.
A new report out today from the Fiscal Policy Institute finds that immigrants are more likely than U.S.-born workers to start small businesses.
The jury, which starts it's 8th day of deliberations today after a day off yesterday, will return to court hoping to re-hear critical trial testimony, but they probably won't get it.
A hotel chain has some high-tech weapons to battle germs.
Jury deliberations are expected to begin today in the trial of a former babysitter accused of murdering the five month old infant she was caring for nearly twenty years ago in Bridgeport, Montgomery County.
"There are more than 2,500 communities in Pennsylvania, but only one of them can use this technology?"
PennDOT's ongoing expansion of portions of I-95 prompted a City Council battle over billboards along that highway.
Many neighbors showed up in Council Chambers to express their concerns.
The Philadelphia School District has seriously curtailed summer school but there are alternatives and some of the most innovative summer youth programs are free.
If it seems as if you're getting bitten by mosquitoes around the clock, it may not be your imagination.
The jury in the clergy abuse case is not sitting today because of scheduling issues, but they'll return to work tomorrow for an 8th day of deliberations and facing unanswered questions
The warmer-than-usual spring weather has brought New Jersey blueberries to the table nearly two weeks earlier than normal. You can already find the berries on sale.
The Coast Guard was searching for a boy who was swimming with his sister near the boardwalk in Atlantic City and disappeared around 7 p.m. on Sunday.
Police in Radnor Township are on the hunt for three men after in a home invasion Wednesday night in Rosemont.
The Montgomery County coroner says an Upper Merion infant's death nearly 20 years ago was not due to natural causes. He testified Wednesday at the trial of a former babysitter accused of murdering the child.
"It is very important to be professional, that includes being on time all of the time, knowing the dress code and dressing appropriately." Temple University's Rachel Brown says.
