Monsignor Lynn Tells Grand Jury Abuse Case Slipped Through The Cracks
Monsignor William Lynn was questioned before the grand jury about his handing of alleged abuse cases.
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Monsignor William Lynn was questioned before the grand jury about his handing of alleged abuse cases.
"The fake check, for all intents and purposes, looks a lot like one that you would receive from the Department of Treasury."
Rabbi Meryl Crean says the ceremony, 1:30 this afternoon, free and open to anyone, will include remarks by the last man to have been a Bar Mitzvah using that Torah.
The James Michener Art Museum in Doylestown dedicated its new Edgar N. Putnam Event Pavilion last night, a key piece of the museum's ongoing expansion.
It's been rumored for years, but next week, Google is expected to announce its latest project that lets you store documents, photos, and videos in the cloud.
"What we've noticed is that the parking there has created some back-ups during the peak hours," spokesperson for the Mayor's Office of Transportation and Utilities Andrew Stober says. "So we're going to be instituting what is called a 'peak hour clearance'.
Testimony and argument in the clergy abuse case allegedly link bishop Michael Bransfield, of the Wheeling-Charleston West Virginia diocese, to an alleged predator priest and child abuse in the early 1980's.
Officials at the Spring-Ford School district unveiled a new link on their school district website that will allow students to anonymously notify them when a student needs help, whether because of bullying, drug and alcohol abuse or other reason.
More than 8,000 people took part in the 17th annual Dash for Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Sunday, sponsored in part by KYW Newsradio.
The suburban water company Aqua has gone solar at its water treatment plant near Phoenixville, a move designed to save the company and its customers money and shrink their carbon footprint.
Andrew Vargas, 22, was drunk when he slammed into 9-year-old Ryan White after a Phillies-Giants game in San Francisco last summer. Ryan is still suffering from his injuries and has another surgery scheduled for Friday.
The exhibit was a gift given to the university from The Andy Warhol Photographic Legacy Program.
A Chester County non-profit organization is enriching the lives of cancer patients and their families by providing them with access to a horsemanship program.
Public Citizens for Children and Youth and Eagles Youth Partnership have teamed up with Wills Eye Institute for Give Kids Sight Day on Saturday.
New research indicates cell phone use is becoming more and more common at the Elementary School age.
They're trying to clean up neighborhoods and thereby the city's reputation as one of the dirtiest in America.
It's National Oral Cancer prevention month. As the number of cases in this country continue to climb, a local dentist stresses the importance of screening for the disease.
Mac owners aren't used to dealing with viruses. But that's changing, now, with the biggest-ever threat, affecting hundreds of thousands of Apple computers.
An election at Penn today will determine whether guards who patrol the campus on bicycles become union members.
Traffic is flowing again after a trash truck flipped over on the I-95 southbound exit ramp to the Vine Street Expressway.
Marilyn Anthony (left), co-founder of the Philly Farm and Food Fest says this event will basically be a massive farmers market.
A Haddonfield baker will be making her debut on the Food Network tonight.
Now open for business: a car dealer in West Chester with only one new model for sale -- a race-car inspired, head-turning supercar -- the McLaren MP4-12C.
Two young children witnessed their father getting shot during a home invasion and robbery in Frankford early Wednesday morning.
In the Franklin and Marshall College Poll a month ago, Rick Santorum had a staggering 29-point lead among Pennsylvania GOP voters. It's now down to two points.
