Philadelphia Inquirer

Man Fatally Crushed At Newsprint Plant

AP | Posted 05.18.2012

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KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. — A railroad engineer near Philadelphia has been killed by a roll of newsprint that fell out of a boxcar and crushed him. ...

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Top Editor Returns To Philly Inquirer

AP | Posted 04.04.2012

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Former Philadelphia Inquirer editor William Marimow is returning to run the newspaper again under new management a year and a ha...

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Philly Papers Sold

AP | KATHY MATHESON | Posted 04.03.2012

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A group of powerful local business leaders announced Monday that it had bought Philadelphia's two largest newspapers from hedge ...

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Philadelphia Papers Nearing Sale

AP | MARYCLAIRE DALE | Posted 05.30.2012

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Philadelphia's two largest newspapers could trade hands Monday for the fifth time in six years. Several powerful ...

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Philly Newspapers Cutting More Jobs, Drawing Protests Over Censorship Claims

AP | Posted 04.17.2012

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PHILADELPHIA -- Philadelphia's two largest newspapers are shedding another 37 newsroom jobs by next month. Philadelphia Media Network operates The Ph...

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No More New Year's Resolutions for Me

Dr. Sharon Ufberg | Posted 02.29.2012

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This year I am not making any New Year's resolutions. Instead, I am going to focus on all the fabulous things I have done, want to keep doing, love to do and want to do more of in 2012.

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Philadelphia Papers Moving To Old Department Store

AP | Posted 01.14.2012

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PHILADELPHIA — The company that owns The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News is moving the newspapers to a former department store...

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WATCH: 4 Disabled Adults Found Locked In Philly Basement (UPDATE)

AP | By RON TODT | Posted 12.16.2011

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UPDATED: Oct. 17, 2011 Philadelphia police have arrested three suspects who allegedly held four mentally challenged people captive in a 10-by-10 ...

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Philly Papers Find New Way To Lure Subscribers

The Huffington Post | Katherine Fung | Posted 11.13.2011

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Philadelphia newspapers are trying something new to lure subscribers to its online editions. The Philadelphia Media Network, which publishes the P...

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Student In Custody For Allegedly Helping This Woman With A Terrorist Plot

AP | By MARYCLAIRE DALE | Posted 10.27.2011

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PHILADELPHIA -- A Maryland teenager from Pakistan is being held in U.S. custody on terrorism charges, accused of soliciting funds and recruits to help...

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Plan Your Work and Work Your Plan

John Thompson | Posted 08.24.2011

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The first step in turning around our toughest neighborhood schools must be the recognition that we have a problem

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The Faces of School Violence

John Thompson | Posted 08.15.2011

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According to teachers, there is constant pressure from administrators to hold down disciplinary numbers.

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In Defense of Napping Air Traffic Controllers

Danny Groner | Posted 06.21.2011

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The Department of Transportation, led by Ray LaHood, announced new rules this week that will force controllers to have more time off between shifts and to be accompanied by a partner.

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Wild Card Losses: Four Cities' Newspapers React

Danny Groner | Posted 05.25.2011

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The NFL playoffs kicked off this past weekend, and some perennial favorites have already headed home. Here's what they're saying in Philadelphia, New Orleans, Indianapolis, and Kansas City.

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Philadelphia Inquirer Names New Editor

nytimes.com | JEREMY W. PETERS | Posted 05.25.2011

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The Philadelphia Inquirer, under new management and fresh from a Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring, has a new editor. Stan Wischnowski, who overs...

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New Owners Oust Philadelphia Inquirer Editor

AP | MARYCLAIRE DALE | Posted 05.25.2011

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PHILADELPHIA — The editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer has stepped down on the eve of a bankruptcy court's $139 million sale of the newspaper compan...

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West Chester Univ. 'White Student Union' Flier A Fake, But Raises Real Controversy

Posted 05.25.2011

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A flier advertising a meeting for an all-white student union at West Chester University in Pennsylvania has been revealed as a hoax -- and a futile at...

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Eighty Students Needed to Cover College Football Losses

Joe The Nerd Ferraro | Posted 05.25.2011

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It is taking the tuition of eighty kids to field a football team that loses money. Maybe some people need to look into a good business school. Wait, tuition is $92,000? Maybe not.

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Disabled Students In The Spotlight Thanks To Theater Program

The Philadelphia Inquirer | Kathy Boccella | Posted 05.25.2011

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When her elementary school staged her favorite musical, Grease, Chloe Kirkland hoped for a big part. But she made only the ensemble, despite knowing a...

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New Era As Philly Newspaper Now Owned By Lenders

AP | Posted 05.25.2011

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PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News are starting a new era under the control of their former creditors. The lenders include...

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93-Year-Old Philanthropist Mounts Solo Bid For Philly Newspapers

AP | MARYCLAIRE DALE | Posted 05.25.2011

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PHILADELPHIA — Philanthropist Raymond Perelman has mounted a solo bid of at least $50 million as he fights creditors for control of Philadelphia...

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Philadelphia Inquirer 3-D Section Planned

AP | Posted 05.25.2011

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PHILADELPHIA — Want journalism with depth? The Philadelphia Inquirer is going 3-D. The paper plans to publish a special section next month feat...

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Philadelphia Newspapers Bankruptcy: Creditors Win Bid, Publisher Loses Papers

AP | MARYCLAIRE DALE | Posted 05.25.2011

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NEW YORK — Creditors won the frenzied bankruptcy auction for Philadelphia's two major newspapers with a $139 million bid on Wednesday, despite l...

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'A Month of Sundays': A Proposed Sermon-Review Column

Daniel Krotz | Posted 05.25.2011

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Why doesn't one of you resurrect the sermon-review column, hypothetically called "A Month of Sundays," and give our local vicars a run for their money?

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School Webcam Spying Probe Prompts Lower Merion To Place Two On Paid Leave

AP | MARYCLAIRE DALE | Posted 05.25.2011

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PHILADELPHIA — Two information-technology workers at a suburban Philadelphia school district that secretly activated webcams on students' school...

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