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The Pennsylvania State Police held a ceremony on Thursday to honor members of the force who lost their lives in the line of duty.
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Philadelphia city officials say they aren't taking any chances with the safety of this weekend's Blue Cross Broad Street Run.
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Voters in Haddonfield, New Jersey have voted down a plan to expand the high school.
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Three Philadelphia high school seniors will be able to go the prom for free, thanks to the hard work of a group of alumnae.
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A 102-year-old man was one of 67 people who officially became United States citizens Friday at a naturalization ceremony in Center City.
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A billboard campaign could be a sign of better things to come in a high-crime New Jersey town.
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An elementary school in Montgomery County was besieged by birds on Tuesday... as in Philadelphia Eagles.
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Residents in the Brewerytown section of Philadelphia celebrated the grand opening of a long awaited grocery store.
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The Philadelphia Eagles are going green - environmentally green!
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The West Philadelphia Alliance for Children helped create the first working library at Morton McMichael School in 25 years.
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The November election is coming up, and the excitement is brimming at Girls High in Olney.
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A New Castle County woman is trying to locate a Good Samaritan so she can say thank you with a financial reward.
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This was a day some elementary school students in Philadelphia have been waiting for: a big unveiling of their new library!
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New statistics released by the U.S. Census Bureau suggest the Pennsylvania city of Reading is no longer the country's poorest. Camden, N.J. is.
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Her face might be irresistible, but there's a whole lot more to this Labrador than looking cute.
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While the future of Pennsylvania's controversial Voter ID Law is still unknown, local groups are moving forward.
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The music festival that Jay-Z helped put together began Saturday in Philadelphia, and the rapper is among more than two dozen acts expected to perform across three stages, including Pearl Jam, Run DMC, Odd Future, and Dirty Projectors.
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Some lucky inner city kids will be sporting the latest backpacks this fall in school thanks to the Salvation Army who gave out bags full of everything a child might need to get off to the right start.
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Joe Paterno's new biography was released in stores Tuesday.
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A major magazine has tabbed Philadelphia as the late night capital of the country for food and drink.
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In just a matter of days lightning strikes have claimed one man's life and left 17 people injured across our area.
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A Philadelphia community came together Saturday night to remember a life cut too short.
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There is a new member of a special program at the Magee Rehabilitation Hospital.
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The Welcome America festivities kicked off in a yummy way Wednesday on Independence Mall. It was Wawa Hoagie Day, a Philadelphia tradition for the start of the 4th of July festivities.
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Some people in the Oxford Circle section of Philadelphia woke up Thursday morning to find their cars had been spray-painted.
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Set to a chorus of peregrine falcon squawks, the excursion began to their nest ledge on the 15th level of City Hall Tower.
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It was a matter of dancing with the stars, but in this case, the stars were 10 year old students in West Philadelphia.
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Postal workers across the country are teaming up to collect more than your mail this weekend.
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An eye-opening experience for some young students in West Philadelphia, who got some vision care courtesy of a clinic on wheels.
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"We wanted to come and see where American Bandstand was," said Kathy Knoll, visiting the place where Dick Clark got his start.
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It was Groundbreaking Day for the first hotel to be built in Center City Philadelphia since the expansion of the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
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Cherry trees are in full bloom. In one South Jersey community, a long row of these trees have special meaning.
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Parents and community activists have gathered in protest in one Philadelphia neighborhood due to what, they say, is a lack of crossing guards to help keep their children safe.
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People all over the area are preparing for special Easter meals on Sunday. It's not just about chocolate eggs and candy.
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A reward is being offered for information leading to the person who struck skateboarder Matt Coutts then fled the scene.
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Students from Sheridan West Academy Middle School can't wait to see the movie version of the book they've been reading.
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Residents gathered to tell city and state officials on a neighborhood walk-through that these taxpayers deserve more.
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Students are helping students make the grade at a Montgomery County High School.
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Apple's latest iPad drew die-hard fans to stores in the U.S. and nine other countries Friday.
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It should come as no surprise that the meteoric rise of cell phone use as been accompanied by a meteoric rise of cell phone theft.
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Even without the final question, the team from Garnet Valley High School had enough points to earn the top spot at the 64th Delco Hi-Q Championship Contest held at Penncrest High School in Media.
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With the snip of a ribbon, Philbrick Hall was officially re-opened at the Parkway Central branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia.
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