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Over the last five years, life has gotten more expensive. So has operating a business. more
Sadly, 2009 was the last time Pennsylvania raised its minimum wage. more
While journalism is proud of its achievements, with so many newspapers going out of business,  it’s harder to quantify whether corruption is increasing. So support your local newspapers. more
About 13 years ago, you ran a story about me. I thought you might be interested in a follow-up. more
My daughter Samantha found the article Len Lear wrote on my uncle Alfred Jerdan who recently passed away. more
As the Semiquincentennial (or 250th anniversary) of our great nation has begun, it is worth asking: What does freedom mean in the 21st century? more
Legislation in the Pennsylvania Senate risks allowing local governments to operate in the shadows, leaving taxpayers unaware of decisions. more
Thanks for your paperboy column. You were spot on. more
The latest issue appeared in my mail-slot today and I want to compliment the publisher. more
I have a new preoccupation: a campaign to convince the DNC to hold an off-year convention. more
It was Shabbat.  Not just any Shabbat and not a Jewish holiday. But it became a Jewish holiday. more
The beloved Chestnut Hill Jenks Playground is getting a much-needed boost, thanks to a revitalized fundraising effort. more
Tucker knows that his voice is typically the least important voice in a story. Yet I turned the tables and interviewed him. more
The CHCA is proud to be part of Northwest Philadelphia’s Save the Train and Step Up for SEPTA coalition. more
An increase in coyote sightings in Wissahickon Valley Park is welcome news. more
Older adults  face one of the most serious threats to the programs and services they have relied on for 60  years, and that threat could undo decades of progress.  more
Rabb was the only elected official to come to the Philadelphia People’s Tribunal on War Crimes & Genocide in Gaza. more
Thank you for your impressive profile of my father, the Rev. Gus Roman (“Inspirational Germantown church minister dies at 92,” May 22).   more
I am writing with profound urgency regarding the approval of Elamipretide, a life-changing medication for Barth syndrome. more
In response to “MLK High School Book Bank’s future uncertain,” this sounds like just a rotten part of a chronic problem. more
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