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IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Saint Joseph's Men's Basketball on iRadioPhilly |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 11/05/12 3:52 pm | updated: 11/05/12 3:52 pm |
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November 5, 2012
Saint Joseph's Basketball Broadcasts on Mobile Apps for 2012-13
PHILADELPHIA - Saint Joseph's University has partnered with local Internet Radio outlet, iRadioPhilly to carry the live broadcasts of Hawks Men's Basketball games. The addition of iRadioPhilly to the broadcast team will put all games on the wireless iRadioPhilly mobile app available for iPhone, iPad and Android mobile devices.
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Philadelphia Water Issue and Ballot Questions, LBI Opens Today, Romney Rallies Yardley |
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by: Rebel - Havertown, PA started: 11/05/12 9:53 am | updated: 11/05/12 9:53 am |
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Voters in Philadelphia tomorrow will face four ballot questions, one of which proposes changing one of the oddities of the 60-year-old Philadelphia Home Rule charter. At issue: whether the water commissioner should have the final say on rate hikes. The city charter approved in the 1950s has the water commissioner proposing rate hikes, and then, after a series of public hearings, the commissioner approves the rate hikes. The Nutter administration says a rate-setting commission would only... Read More |
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Reading Phillies will change their name after 46 years. |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 11/05/12 3:52 am | updated: 11/05/12 3:53 am |
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The Philadelphia Phillies' Double-A minor league affiliate Reading Phillies had announced last week that they had started to undergo a rebranding process that would at the very least change the look of the team. It sounded like a uniform and logo redesign. Since 1967, the Reading Phillies have always had a uniform that mirrored the Philadelphia major league team with red pinstripes and hats with a script "R" instead of "P".
Today, the club announced that this rebranding process... Read More |
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New Jersey and Pennsylvania slowly recovering from Hurricane Sandy aka Superstorm (Frankenstorm) |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 11/04/12 1:25 am | updated: 11/04/12 1:26 am |
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In the wake of Hurricane Sandy the area is slowly recovering and getting back on it's feet. Cleanup efforts have begun all around Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, mostly dealing with hundreds of downed trees and wires. Most residents down the Jersey Shore just got access to return to see the extent of the damage to their residences and are shocked by the sight of their homes. There is a long road ahead for the shore towns where the streets are full of feet of sand like a giant snow storm that... Read More |
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Special Olympics Fall Festival at Villanova; Last Minute Campaigning in Pennsylvania |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 11/03/12 8:31 pm | updated: 11/03/12 8:31 pm |
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The Special Olympics Pennsylvania Annual Fall Festival is in full swing at Villanova University. Villanova University's Special Olympics Committee organizes the Fall Festival, which is the largest student-run Special Olympics event in the world. This is the 24th consecutive year for the Special Olympics at Villanova. Thousands of Special Olympics athletes, coaches, volunteers, and supporters from across the state will participate in various sports such as bocce, long distance running/walking,... Read More |
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Meek Mill detained by Philadelphia Police before Dreams & Nightmares Party |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 11/03/12 5:27 am | updated: 11/03/12 5:28 am |
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The North Philly-born rapper ended up being late for his own party Wednesday night in Philadelphia. Meek Mill was detained by Philly police sometime around 8 pm after a vehicle he was in was stopped by officers around 11th and Girard.
"He was not arrested," Philiadelphia Police spokeswoman Julian Russell told RapFix. "He was stopped in a vehicle but was not arrested. He was only detained in a substation. In normal cases, we do not give out this kind of information, so I... Read More |
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New Charges in Penn State, Casinos Re-open, Price Gauging Businesses Cited |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 11/02/12 8:41 pm | updated: 11/02/12 8:41 pm |
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Former Penn State administrators, Gary Schultz and Tim Curley appeared in court today and were arraigned on new charges in the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse case. The men are accused hushing up child sex abuse allegations against Sandusky. Charges include endangering the welfare of children, obstruction and conspiracy.
The first Atlantic City casinos reopened and started taking customers' money for the first time since Hurricane Sandy forced them shut on Sunday. The Golden Nugget... Read More |
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Jersey Shore Towns Re-Open |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 11/02/12 3:24 pm | updated: 11/02/12 3:39 pm |
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Many Jersey shore property owners are getting their first look at their homes since Hurricane Sandy. In Atlantic County, residents from Brigantine to Wildwood can gain access to the barrier islands, begin damage assessment and clean-up. The casinos in Atlantic City have also re-opened as the evacuation order for Atlantic City has been lifted. The barricades along the Atlantic City Expressways have been pulled back and all lanes are now open, however traffic is backed up for miles as... Read More |
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Atlantic City evacuation order lifted, reopened to residents; Casinos open for business. |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA started: 11/02/12 2:54 pm | updated: 11/02/12 2:54 pm |
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Governor Christie has announced that Atlantic City casinos will reopen and begin gaming at a 10 a.m. new conferenceFriday. They were shutdown on Sunday at 3 p.m. in advance of Hurricane Sandy. A formal announcement from Mayor Lorenzo Langford is expected at noon.
Gov Christie said, “The Director has indicated that a complete review and assessment of the status and condition of each casino property, including the casino floors, its equipment, surveillance, security and gaming... Read More |
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Suspects May be Tried As Adults, Shore Evacuation Order Lifted, Corbett: No Hurricane Deductibles |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 11/02/12 1:09 pm | updated: 11/02/12 1:09 pm |
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Gloucester County Prosecutors have filed notice they want to try the two Clayton New Jersey teenagers as adults for the murder of 12 year old Autumn Pasquale. Her body was found in a recycling can in their yard. If approved, the teens could get 30 years to life in prison on a conviction.
New Jersey Governor Chis Christie has approved a request to allow access to many Jersey shore towns damaged by Hurricane Sandy. Residents may now return to Brigantine, Margate, Longport, the... Read More |
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