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Mansfield Twp Bear Sighting, Cocaine Cookies, Morgan Crash Driver Speeding |
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by: Rebel - Havertown, PA started: 06/20/14 1:37 am | updated: 06/20/14 1:37 am |
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Police in Mansfield Township say a bear was spotted Thursday afternoon in the Homestead Development off of Jacksonville Road. Police say bird feeders were the bear’s primary interest, as it went from home-to-home cleaning out the feeders. Authorities are urging residents to move their bird feeders indoors to avoid attracting the bear’s attention.
Officials at Newark Liberty International Airport have confiscated a batch of cookies with a street value of more than... Read More |
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Marijuana Bill Passes in Philly; Swiss Cheese Pervert Pleads Guilty; NTSB Report in Morgan Crash |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 06/19/14 6:51 pm | updated: 06/19/14 6:51 pm |
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Philadelphia City Council passed a bill today that would decriminalize possession of a small amount of marijuana. The vote split down party lines with the 13 Democrats voting yes and 3 Republicans voting no. The bill has the necessary 12 votes to override any possible veto from Mayor Nutter. The measure would make possession of less than 30 grams or a about an ounce of pot punishable by a $25 fine, although officers would still have the discretion to make an arrest. Councilman Jim... Read More |
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I-495 Tilt Cause Determined, Graduation Disruption at GW High, Racketeering Suit Over Union Parking |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 06/19/14 2:17 pm | updated: 06/19/14 2:17 pm |
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The Federal Highway Administration has determined what caused the I-495 bridge to tilt. They say it was the huge piles of dirt dropped alongside the bridge supports by Jim Thomas of Keogh Contracting. Officials say the piles displaced soil underneath the support columns causing them to tilt. Repairs are continuing around the clock and will be paid for by federal emergency relief funds.
Graduation at George Washington High was interrupted by a fistfight and a marijuana arrest. ... Read More |
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ROCK REMEMBERS ALBUMS AND BIRTHDAYS JUNE 19TH |
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by: JoeS - Springfield, PA started: 06/19/14 11:10 am | updated: 06/19/14 11:10 am |
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Diana Ross---Diana Ross---1970
Smokey Robinson---Smokey---1973
Marvin Gaye---Marvin Gaye Live!---1974
Trooper---Thick As Thieves---1978
Blue Oyster Cult---Mirrors---1979
Glenn Frey---The Allnighter---1984
John Waite---Rover's Return---1987
Jimmy Page---Outrider---1988
Reef---Replenish---1995
Duran Duran---Pop Trash---2000
311---From Chaos---2001
The Church---Greatest Hits Acoustic---2002Read More |
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Burlington County Bear Seen, NJ Official State Candy, Cape May County Heroin Bust |
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by: Rebel - Havertown, PA started: 06/19/14 1:00 am | updated: 06/19/14 1:00 am |
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Another bear sighting in Burlington County, in a tree in a Westampton Township backyard Wednesday night. Police are advising residents not to approach the animal. A bear was spotted wandering around another Burlington County town Tuesday morning. New Jersey State Game officials say because the fierce winter destroyed natural food, bears have had to forage in more distant areas looking for something to eat.
Salt water taffy is one step closer to becoming New Jersey’s... Read More |
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Bees Swarm PA Turnpike Interchange; Trolley Knockout Suspect Surrenders; Philadelphia Nazi Arrested |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 06/18/14 10:05 pm | updated: 06/18/14 10:05 pm |
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Swarms of bees were buzzing around a Pennsylvania Turnpike Interchange this morning and into the afternoon causing quite a ruckus. The honey bees swarmed the light fixtures near Lane 9 at the Valley Forge interchange Exit 328 in King of Prussia. Authorities were forced to redirect traffic and change those cash tolls to EZ-Pass only. If the honey bees continue to cause a disturbance they will be removed and relocated. As a protected 'pollinator' species, they cannot just be killed.Read More |
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This Saturday, June 21st, The Roxborough Solstice Festival celebrates Make Music Philly! |
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by: KatieDaubert - Philadelphia, PA started: 06/18/14 5:13 pm | updated: 06/18/14 5:41 pm |
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This Saturday, June 21st, The Roxborough Solstice Festival will be joining the Make Music Philly city-wide event to celebrate the first day of summer! The event features live music all day, a Solstice Beer Garden, food vendors, and family fun activities such as moon bounce, carnival games, face painting, a petting zoo, and more! Philadelphia singer-songwriter Ben Arnold will be headlining the event as well as additional performances by: The Fractals, The Late Saints, John Byrne, Matt Gauss... Read More |
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Kimmel Donates 110 Million, Kerns Rape Charge Dismissed, Heat Advisory |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 06/18/14 2:45 pm | updated: 06/18/14 2:45 pm |
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The Sidney Kimmel Foundation has made a donation of $110 million to Thomas Jefferson University who will rename its medical school the Sidney Kimmel Medical College. The funds will be used to pay for medical school scholarships, attract top faculty and build state of the art medical school facilities.
Rape charges against Robert J. Kerns have been dismissed. The former Montgomery County Republican Party Chairman had been charged with rape and sexual assault last fall by a... Read More |
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ROCK REMEMBERS ALBUMS AND BIRTHDAYS JUNE 18TH |
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by: JoeS - Springfield, PA started: 06/18/14 10:00 am | updated: 06/18/14 10:00 am |
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Yardbirds---Remember---1971
Elvis Presley---Elvis: As Recorded Live At Madison Square Garden---1972
Joe Walsh---The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get---1973
John (Cougar) Mellencamp---John Cougar---1979
King Crimson---Beat---1982
Pink Floyd---Works---1983
Dolly Parton---Burlap & Satin---1984
Rod Stewart---Camouflage---1984
Nick Cave & The Seed---From Her To Eternity---1984
Alias---Alias---1990
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Heat Advisory Tips, Kareem Alleyne Acquitted, Wilmington Building Fire and Collapse Kills One |
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by: Rebel - Havertown, PA started: 06/18/14 12:56 am | updated: 06/18/14 12:56 am |
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Philadelphia Health Commissioner Donald F. Schwarz, MD, MPH has issued a Heat Advisory for the city Wednesday. In addition, the Camden County Health Officer has issued a Heat Alert Wednesday, effective noon to 7 p.m. Officials say those most at risk in extreme heat are older people, those with chronic medical conditions such as heart disease, individuals taking certain regular medications, those with mental illnesses, pregnant women, small children, those who work in a high heat environment,... Read More |
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