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By Elizabeth Fiedler
May 24, 2012
A former high-ranking official from the Philadelphia Archdiocese took the stand for a second day today. Monsignor William Lynn defended his work as Secretary for Clergy. He's accused of endangeri... More »
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By Emma Jacobs
May 23, 2012
Fourteen demonstrators were arrested Wednesday afternoon on Broad Street, outside the offices of the Philadelphia School District. The arrests capped a rally of more than a thousand members ofSEIU Loc... More »
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By Emma Jacobs
May 23, 2012
It's a truism that the job search is all about details: the correctly punctuated email, and the firm handshake. However, for some, those details come less easily. A large part of so-called "... More »
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By Taunya English
May 23, 2012
Doctors and school nurses in Delaware are beginning to share information to better care for children with chronic illness. More »
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NewsWorks Tonight Feature
By Bill Hangley Jr.
May 22, 2012
The School Reform Commission will host the last of this year's community budget hearings this Thursday at Girls High in Olney. Among the hot topics will be a dramatic reorganization proposal that... More »
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By Elizabeth Fiedler
May 22, 2012
Defense lawyers in the Philadelphia priest-abuse trial began their turn today. After weeks of court proceedings - including emotional testimony from an alleged victim - the defense is presenting its s... More »
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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 »
