Meet Soupy Island’s longtime caretaker | Inquirer South Jersey
Soupy Island? It’s a fun, quirky play spot for kids in West Deptford that is only open about one month a year. Plus, an international baseball tournament for young children.
70-year-old man shot and killed in East Germantown, police say
A suspectis in custody and is being questioned by investigators, police said.
Three Philly men stole government checks worth $68 million and then resold them online, feds say
Prosecutors said Nyeem Anderson worked with two other men to steal hundreds of U.S. Treasury Department checks and resell them to buyers they found online, including on a Telegram channel.
The Big Picture: Golf at Merion, former stars return, and the best photos from a busy week in Philly sports
From the Main Line to South Philly — and Center City to Chester — it was a busy week in Philly sports. Here are our best photos.
From ‘a Delco girl’ to the Big 5 and South Jersey, the Philly area is well-represented in the WLL championship
Former Penn star Anna Brandt and Moorestown's Marie McCool will suit up for the California Palms, while Delco's Emily Parros will coach Tabernacle's Cassidy Spilis and the Maryland Charm on…
Soupy Island is a quirky, hidden ‘oasis’ for children in South Jersey. Meet its longtime caretaker.
At 70 years old, Armand Perez plans to retire in the next couple of years. But he still has a lot of soup to give out before that happens.
How Washington learned to pressure Iran without war
The U.S. once used a variety of tools to pressure Iran, and it worked.
🚲 Cycling down the Shore | Outdoorsy Newsletter
Follow our guide to a variety of scenic biking trails down the shore, including where you can rent a bike nearby. Plus, we're talking meteors, free lawn care in Camden,…
Cheltenham made a deal with a developer to build a $4.5M pool complex. A lawsuit alleges they’re breaking bidding rules.
A Cheltenham resident is suing the township for agreeing to buy a $4.5 million pool from a private developer to repace Conkin Pool without a bidding process.
A sculpture by a ‘Monuments Man’ is dedicated at 30th Street Station on this week in Philly history
Walker Hancock was among 345 men and women who were sent overseas during World War II to save Europe's artistic treasures.