After SRC loses again in court, Neff says charter funding reform a must

After SRC loses again in court, Neff says charter funding reform a must

The Pennsylvania Supreme court has delivered another blow to the Philadelphia School Reform Commission.

New Jersey looks at 10-cent tax on cans, bottles to help fund lead-removal projects

New Jersey looks at 10-cent tax on cans, bottles to help fund lead-removal projects

New Jersey lawmakers are considering a measure that would require a 10-cent deposit on glass and plastic bottles and aluminum cans.

Pa. House weighs major changes to child sex abuse law

Pa. House weighs major changes to child sex abuse law

The state House is poised to consider major changes to the statutes of limitations on child sex abuse cases in Pennsylvania, one month after the release of a grand jury's findings that the clergy of the Altoona-Johnstown

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Sometimes the best dating advice you can take is your own

"What kind of man are you looking for?" said Jenny as we picked over Greek salads at a neighborhood BYOB.

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When Quaker weds Episcopalian, compromise is for the rest of the family

My husband and I have a mixed marriage. He's a Quaker; I'm an Episcopalian. Not as mixed as some, you might say. And it's true that this difference posed no problems while we were dating, because back then Sundays were for

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Philadelphia Museum bringing art out of the ordinary and into the neighborhoods

Philadelphia Museum bringing art out of the ordinary and into the neighborhoods

Last summer, the Philadelphia Art Museum's "Inside Out" program installed 60 life-size reproductions of paintings from its collection in unusual places around the region — including a dog park and in front of a neighborhood

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The power of failure and other lessons from a 400-year-old 'book of secrets'

The power of failure and other lessons from a 400-year-old 'book of secrets'

170 pages are filled with curvy handwriting in faded ink, interspersed with illustrations - sometimes mid sentence - containing as many mysteries as it does clues. Mystery number one is who wrote the manuscript.

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