Mount Laurel schools name longtime Cherry Hill educator Neil Burti as new superintendent
While at Cherry Hill Public Schools, Burti served at all levels of leadership and was most recently the director of secondary education for the district.
Penn State and Pitt to renew battle of Pennsylvania at the Palestra
Last season, the programs faced off at Hersheyâs Giant Center. The Palestra will host the in-state rivals on Nov. 8 as part of the arenaâs 100th anniversary celebration.
âA substantial changeâ: Residents upset after developers of controversial Chesco data center project seek another alteration
Some preliminary construction work has already started.
Kylian Mbappé condemns Paraguayan senator over racist remarks after World Cup match in Philly
MbappĂ© called Celeste Amarilla, a senator from Paraguayâs Liberal Radical Party, a âdespicable womanâ who was âunworthyâ of serving in Paraguayâs Congress.
A âweirdâ time to buy a home| Real Estate Newsletter
The region's real estate market is no longer following predictable patterns. And a young programmer ditched his expensive apartment for communal living to save up for his own house.
How Washington state beats California when it comes to merlot
Washington's Columbia Valley gets an hour more of sunlight than Napa in the summer, leading to bolder merlots.
Norristownâs Jimmy Amplo will bring a âRocky mentalityâ to MLBâs High School Home Run Derby
Eight high schoolers from around the nation, including Amplo, a rising senior at the Shipley School, will participate in the 14th annual High School Home Run Derby on Friday at…
2026 Kia K4 Hatchback: Bigger and better than youâd think
Readers hearing about a small, under-$30,000 Kia could be forgiven for thinking âcheap, boring, and slow.â But the K4 GT-Line Turbo offers some space and power all while not leaving…
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Philadelphiaâs politics were reshaped by the effort to win the 1936 Democratic Convention
Before 1936, Philadelphia was a rock-ribbed Republican city, but the effort led by businessman Albert Greenfield to lure the convention turned it into a Democratic bastion.