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Former operator of Frankford bar sentenced

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By John LoftusTimes Staff WriterThe former operator of a notorious Frankford bar has been sentenced to seven to 20 years in prison for his role in...

Somerton parents waive preliminary hearing in school case

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Somerton residents Hamlet and Olesia Garcia still insist they did nothing wrong when they enrolled their 5-year-old daughter in a Lower Moreland public school...

Dominant Dems

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Allyson Schwartz talks about the excitment of the campaign while awaiting the election results at the Warwick Hotel in Center City, Philadelphia, Pa. (Maria...

There’s a new sheriff in town

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Guy Lowery might look young enough to be a college undergraduate, but he subscribes to some old-school theories on education.As the new principal at...

Worldwide generosity

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By definition, American Heritage Federal Credit Union exists to serve its members and the communities in which they live and work.But the leadership and staff...

Tarken Ice Rink reopens amidst grand fanfare

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Wide open: Members of the public joined students of the Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation for an open skate at the reopened Tarken Ice...

‘This one is for Polly’

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Champions: Frankford celebrates its first Public League football title since 2006. ALBERT SCHELL / FOR THE TIMES— With head coach Will Doggett away tending to...

Diabetic or not, enjoy healthy meals

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Holiday dining and celebrations are a culinary challenge for most Americans, especially those with diet-related illnesses. While I’m not a diabetic, my family medical...

Editorial: Party of just a few

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Once upon a time, Northeast Philadelphia was home not only to lots of cops and firefighters, but a good number of Republican officeholders, too....

Tips on avoiding scam artists following Hurricane Sandy

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Hurricane Sandy did its damage, and now it’s the con artists’ turn.“Following major disasters, it’s common for scam artists to impersonate charities to get money...
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