By Amanda L. Snyder
With pencils in hand, Joni Woods perused Staples for folders and poster boards. With many heading back to school Sept. 7, the English teacher was wrapping up her back-to-school shopping Monday for her students at Olney High School.
By Amanda L. Snyder
More than 10,000 shiny, new vehicles have been packed and shipped on approximately 12-story vessels from South Korea and unloaded at the port for last-minute preparations prior to shipping them to dealerships. And there are many more on the way.
By Jospeh Myers
Disasters never discriminate. Awareness of that fact prompted about 150 residents of the Pennsport and Whitman sections of South Philadelphia to show dissent early Friday evening for the initial brown out of Engine 53, 414-16 Snyder Ave. Bellowing chants and vowing further forms of outcry, they assembled to rebuke the City’s latest initiative to dwindle its deficit.
By Amanda L. Snyder
The success rate of transplant surgery has readily improved, but demand far exceeds supply. More than 100,700 are on the organ transplant waiting list with more added each month, John D. Green, Gift of Life’s director of community relations, said.
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