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By Elizabeth Fiedler
May 21, 2012
Several weeks into a landmark trial over child sexual abuse in the Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia, defense lawyers are ready to lay out their case. They'll argue that Monsignor William Lynn... More »
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By Holly Otterbein
May 18, 2012
State Senator Larry Farnese (D-Philadelphia) has thrown a wrench in Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter's property tax re-assessment plan. The move comes just weeks before Philadelphia's budge... More »
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By Emma Jacobs
May 17, 2012
Seniors from Olney Charter High School were introduced on the floor of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange to a trader with a gold earring and a purple shirt. He's known as "The Count." More »
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Public School Notebook
By Benjamin Herold
May 17, 2012
A stratified system means long odds for students in Philadelphia's neighborhood high schools. More »
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NJ Left Behind
By Laura Waters, of NJ Left Behind
May 17, 2012
Last week the New Jersey Arts Education Census Project issued its "NJ Arts Education Census," a report and data base that measures the level of access to and participation in art and music p... More »
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By Emma Jacobs
May 16, 2012
Gov. Tom Corbett has suggested his Advisory Commission on Postsecondary Education consider some consolidation of the Penn State University system. The 31-member commission will hold its first public ... More »
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By Emma Jacobs
May 16, 2012
Gov. Tom Corbett was in town Tuesday to speak to the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce. The governor also spoke, indirectly, to protesters outside the event at the Prince Theater. More »
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NewsWorks Tonight Feature
By Carolyn Beeler
May 15, 2012
Some New Jersey lawmakers and Rutgers-Camden officials say they have a new, competing framework to propose for the school's merger with Rowan University. More »
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By Elizabeth Fiedler
May 15, 2012
A former school principal turned whistle-blower is getting his job back, thanks to an arbitration judge's ruling. The Camden educator was fired in 2006 after he said he balked at school official... More »
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By Phil Gregory
May 13, 2012
A measure intended to ensure the safety of children in foster care will have a hearing Monday before a New Jersey Assembly committee. More »
