The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer is a prominent daily newspaper based in Philadelphia.
The Inquirer holds the distinction of being the third-longest continuously operating daily newspaper in the United States.
Known for its extensive reach, it boasts the largest circulation in both Pennsylvania and the Delaware Valley.
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Sports Betting Meets Stock Trading: Birmingham Township Native Aims to Revolutionize Sports Gambling
Birmingham Township native Alex Kane has set out to revolutionize sports betting with his tech company Sporttrade. He created an exchange in which sports bets…
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Lower Merion Gets Unexpected Boon From Pencoyd Landing Development: Walkable Riverfront
The development of Pencoyd Landing has created one unexpected benefit for the Lower Merion residents: a walkable riverfront, writes Inga Saffron for The Philadelphia Inquirer.…
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American Airlines Executives Upbeat About Philadelphia Airport Recovery
Comfort levels for flying domestically and staying in hotels is good news for the Philadelphia International Airport and its largest air carrier, American Airlines, writes…
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Widower’s Last-Ditch Effort — Using Life’s Savings — Hopes to Solve His Wife’s Cold-Case Murder
April 19, 1991, was typical for Croydon wife and mother Joy Hibbs: She ran errands, returned home, and prepared for her evening work shift as a medical…
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SEPTA Earns Dubious Distinction of Having One of the ‘Sorriest Bus Stops’ in North America
The SEPTA bus stop at Hollow Road and Conshohocken State Road in Lower Merion Township is among the four “sorriest bus stops” in North America,…
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Pennsylvania Agriculture Department to Lanternflies on the Move: ‘No Hitchhiking!’
In its strategy to slow the spotted lanternfly infestation, Pennsylvania is using a pesticide to deter the buggers from latching onto vehicles heading into the state, reports The Philadelphia Inquirer. Crews armed…
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SEPTA Union’s Feathers Ruffled over Bucks County After-Hours Shuttle Service, the ‘Owl Link’
When SEPTA recently hired a contractor to oversee its new Owl Link service in Bucks County, it did so without first turning to transit union workers.…
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Volunteer Gardeners Get Their Hands Dirty and Beautify Jenkintown’s Meadowbrook Farm
Amateur gardeners, those who have retired or who do not have a garden of their own to work in, are getting their hands dirty volunteering…
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Amid So Much that Makes Bucks County Attractive Comes One Giant Black Eye
Bucks County has a lot to crow about. But one recent distinction is probably one we didn’t want, reports Victor Fiorillo for The Philadelphia Inquirer. In the aftermath of the January…
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Central Bucks School Board and Parents Clash over Gender Inclusivity Training
How much is a one-time outlay of $1,000 in an annual budget of $353 million? Especially when it comes to better serving LGBTQ+ students? Central Bucks School…
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Nationally Ranked Disc Golf Course in Bucks County Is Perfect for a Summer Fling
Disc Golf first became a thing in the mid-1970s in (where else?) California. In the ensuing decades, its popularity spread nationwide, including to the Philadelphia…
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Inoculating Bucks County’s Homeless against COVID-19 Is a Boots-on-the-Ground Effort
Administering healthcare to the homeless is tough in a big city like Philadelphia. But it can be even more daunting in widespread geographies like Bucks County. Aubrey Whelen, in The Philadelphia Inquirer, examined the unique…
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Pennsylvania Eases COVID-19 Restrictions Further Two Weeks before Full Lift
Pennsylvania further relaxed state COVID-19 restrictions this week. In another 14 days, most coronavirus-related mitigation measures (except for masking) will also go, write Erin McCarthy…
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If Picking Berries Is Your Jam, Here’s Where to Go in Pursuit of Summer Fruit
Greater Philadelphia is home to many farms and orchards that have fields bursting with seasonal berries. Gathering them is a fun, outdoorsy family activity, especially in Bucks County, writes Nick Vadala…
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Bucks County Opportunity Council Improves Lives, Sometimes One Teen at a Time
Plumstead Township’s Jacob Newman, 18, had three priorities: An advanced education A permanent home A reliable car Juggling all three with just a high school diploma and no permanent residence proved understandably difficult — very difficult, reports Chris…
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Fallsington Manufacturer Addresses COVID-Related Kinks in the Supply Chain
Business engines locally are starting to rev again, with the ongoing fall of COVID numbers and a faint sense of normalcy dawning. The pandemic was particularly hard…
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Composer from Bucks County Waltzes off to Julliard in Major-Key Career Move
Bucks County composer David Serkin Ludwig is vacating his 20-year position at the Curtis Institute of Music to head to the Julliard School, reports Peter Dobrin…
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The Inquirer – in Partnership with Monster.com, Other Popular Platforms – Offering Deep Discounts on Job Ads
The Philadelphia Inquirer, in partnership with Monster.com and a number of other popular platforms, is now offering special rates to employers who are looking to…
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