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NBC10 weather forecast: Warm and sunny through early next week

By NBC10

May 16, 2012

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Philly District Attorney employees win fraud award for investigating dental scam

By Shannon McDonald

May 16, 2012

Assistant District Attorney Vicki Markovitz and Detective Karl Supperer of the District Attorney’s Insurance Fraud Unit in Philadelphia have won the 2012 Fraud Fighter Award.

You might not recognize their names, but you should be familiar with the headline-making scam they busted. Markovitz and Supperer investigated and arrested Dr. Owen Rogal and Kim Rogal, a father-daughter team who billed insurance companies for more than $5 million in fraudulent claims. More »
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Part of Main Street closed due to Manayunk water main break

By NewsWorks Staff

May 16, 2012

NewsWorks' Roxborough/Manayunk/East Falls Editor Megan Pinto just got off the phone with the owner of Spectrum Scientifics on Main Street in Manayunk.

The street is closed off from Levering to Green Lane because of a water main break. Philadelphia Water Department crews are out there now, and NewsWorks is awaiting a return phone call from the PWD for details on what happened.

NewsWorks will have more details as they become available.
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'Startup Beach House' taking applications for a very different kind of Shore TV show

By Shannon McDonald

May 16, 2012

This ain't no "Jersey Shore."

It's not supposed to be, anyway. The application period is open for the "Startup Beach House," the Shore rental where local aspiring startup owners will build their business on camera. More »
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Priest-abuse files kept behind lock, key, alarm

By Associated Press

May 16, 2012

Evidence in a groundbreaking priest-abuse trial shows the men running the Philadelphia archdiocese used byzantine methods to keep child sex-abuse complaints from prying eyes.

Memos unearthed from long-secret archives show the complaints were not just under lock and key — but protected by locks, keys, alarms, safes, computer passwords and other measures. More »
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Peace, love and horseshoe crabs

By Eric Walter

May 16, 2012

Planning on stopping by the Peace, Love & Horseshoe Crabs Festival this weekend?
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Coming tonight on NewsWorks Tonight

By Eric Walter

May 16, 2012

Here's what the WHYY newsroom is chasing down for tonight's "NewsWorks Tonight" broadcast.
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Corbett's higher education advisory panel seeking public input

By Eric Walter

May 16, 2012

Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett's Advisory Commission on Postsecondary Education is meeting in Harrisburg on Thursday to seek public opinion on higher ed in the state. It is the first of five such meetings in regions around the state, with further gatherings planned for Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Wilkes-Barre and Mercer County.
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PATCO offers customer survey for 'Quiet Car' program

By Josh Simeone

May 16, 2012

PATCO wants to hear how you feel about the Quiet Car pilot program. On Tuesday, the Delaware River Port Authority announced it would continue the program, which was scheduled to end on June 1 after receiving positive customer feedback.
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Chester prepping for return of USA Sevens Rugby in June

By Eric Walter

May 16, 2012

A sport once famously called "a ruffian's game played by gentlemen" is returning to the Delaware Valley. On the first weekend in June, the USA Sevens Collegiate Rugby Championship will commence at PPL Park in Chester.
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