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Former Eagles offensive lineman Jon Runyan plans to run for the U.S. House from South Jersey next year after finishing this football season with the San Diego Chargers. More »
A proposed sewerage fee hike in Cherry Hill has drawn criticism that township leaders delayed announcing the increase until after the Nov. 3 council election. More »
A weekend stay in Ocean City, N.J., awaits the woman - if she can be found - who put a message in a two-liter soda bottle tossed off a pier there in 1985. More »
Former CNN anchor Lou Dobbs, who became controversial for his statements on illegal immigration, is considering a 2012 bid for a New Jersey U.S. Senate seat as an "intermediate step" to a possible presidential campaign, a spokesman said yesterday. More »
A former official with the New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs is expected to plead guilty Monday to falsifying information to receive military tax exemptions, officials said yesterday. More »
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. - Their early notice as part of the tween singing group the Clique Girlz did not, as it turned out, catapult the Monroe sisters of South Jersey to Miley Cyrus heights (though it did lead to a move to Los Angeles, where their home is a couple of miles from Miley's). More »
As Bernadette Clapp handed out the test results, her classroom at George Washington High School fell still. It couldn't have been easy for her 10 special-ed students, being asked to explain each of their wrong answers on the Philadelphia School District's progress exam for junior English. More »
A tearful and apologetic Lansdowne woman was taken to the Delaware County jail yesterday, a day after she drove her car into three boys walking home from school in Upper Darby, hitting one so hard he was knocked out of his shoes. More »
When the 90-year-old Germantown YWCA building went up for sale in 2006, there was one buyer willing to pay more than anyone else. More »
The disease likely to put 8-year-old Mohamed Ali Fathi in a wheelchair by his teens and end his life by 25 is in an early stage. When he runs, he falters. When he climbs stairs, he must press his palms against his thighs for extra lift. More »
Two of my favorite all time desserts are cheesecake and banana foster, so when I heard that Darling's had an award winning banana Foster's cheesecake, I rushed over as soon as I could. I even went out… More »
The chicken salad hoagie is delicious! Yes, current tense, I am typing one-handed right now. It may be my favorite thing that I have tried on the menu. The bread is perfectly chewy and fresh, the… More »
I popped in here on a quick trip to Philadelphia from New York & I totally dig it. I told my companion that Gleaner's met all of my coffee shop criteria: good music, nice staff, good coffee, good… More »
It's been a little while since I was a regular at Pastoral (which I used as Korean Food 101 for my non-Korean friends). It's a hole-in-the-wall, mom-and-pop kind of place. A no-frills, reliable… More »
The gorgonzola and fig sounded like a good idea, but then was difficult to eat. Vintage Wine Bar, please let us put together our own apps. The brie en croute was ok. The mussels were also o.k. They… More »
Such delicious treats!! You can find imported goods from all over the world at reasonable prices. Their deli quality is amazing. Great vibe, better service. Wish we had this is Chicago! More »
Gorki exhibit is both overpriced and underwhelming. The Eakins are worth viewing. But really if you just want to be able to say that you saw the Eakins. More »
Go see Birth of Cool! Best exhibit I have seen in years. More »
Cute little shop, great service, yum gelato. More »
I'm admittedly a little picky having living in Austin for 3 years, but Percy Street just didn't do it for me. They obviously did some research into the atmosphere of a Texas BBQ joint. The… More »
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