Delaware Valley
Nutrition Organization ‘Manna’ Celebrates Delivery of Its 10,000,000th Meal
Mayor Nutter was served a sample meal along with Manna officials. The organization provides meals to those with serious illnesses who would have difficulty cooking for themselves.
Cleanup Underway After Strong Storms Hit Delaware Valley
The weather has calmed down Thursday night, but parts of the Delaware Valley have certainly felt its impact.
What’s Cooking on 1060: Familiar Food Treats Finding New Territories
A West Philly popsicle store opens a second branch near 4th and South, a NoLibs dessert emporium goes mobile, and another “Night Market” is about to pop up… where?
Thursday’s Expected Severe Weather Driven By ‘Derecho’ Phenomenon
Rain and strong thunderstorms are familiar adversaries for Delaware Valley residents this time of year, but we could be targeted by a bigger problem: a derecho.
BLOG: June Storms Into Delaware Valley With Extreme Weather
Since the beginning of the month, the region has experienced its most extreme weather since Hurricane Sandy slammed into our coastline last October.
Another Black Bear Seen Foraging In Central Bucks County, Pa.
Solebury Township police chief Dominick Bellizzie warns that residents should not attempt to feed it or get near it — just call police.
Group Asks Area Hospitality Industry To Join Its Anti-Hunger Fight
Several hundred members of the area hospitality industry gathered at a South Philadelphia church to hear a recruiting pitch of sorts from an organization that helps some of the region’s most vulnerable people.
What’s Cooking on 1060: Alex’s Lemonade, Frozen Yogurt, and… Prison Food?!
It’s a big weekend for the Alex’s Lemonade Stands cancer charity, and Eastern State Penitentiary will be serving its visitors prison slop!
Wednesday’s Child: Ashton and Jonathan
These two brothers, 15 and 12, are looking for a family that will keep them together.
Panel Tells Transit Conference That Public Wants Better Rail Systems, Despite Cost
Septa general manager Joe Casey says the transit agency need about $5 billion in repairs and upgrades.
Amid Competition, Peco Drops Its Commodity Charge For Electricity By 10 Percent
A spokesman notes this is only for Peco customers who have not switched to other companies to be their energy supplier.
Philadelphia Archdiocese To Announce More Parish Consolidations This Sunday
An archdiocese spokesman says church members will likely receive letters in the mail along with announcements from the pulpit at weekend masses.
Role of Women As Primary Household Breadwinner Continues To Rise
New findings from the Pew Research Center indicate that women today are the primary breadwinners in 40 percent of households with children.
Wednesday’s Child: Aliyah
“Creative” barely begins to describe fourteen-year-old Aliyah.
Phillies Focus On A New Ticket Market: Tourists
The Phillies are hoping to extend their fan base to out-of-town tourists by offering tickets at the Independence Visitors Center.
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