October 1, 2015
Indictment
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Michael Tanenbaum
A Philadelphia man was indicted Thursday for an alleged fraud scheme involving bad checks and solicitation on social media, federal prosecutors announced.
October 1, 2015
Education
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Michael Tanenbaum
The School District of Philadelphia unveiled a broad set of proposals Thursday that would impact 5,000 students and about 15 schools if approved by the Philadelphia School Reform Commission.
October 1, 2015
Arrests
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Michael Tanenbaum
A Philadelphia man known for selling designer purses and sneakers in the Germantown section of the city has been charged with trafficking in counterfeits, federal prosecutors announced Thursday.
October 1, 2015
Courts
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Michael Tanenbaum
A police officer from southern New Jersey was found guilty of murder Thursday in the shooting death of his friend in January 2013.
September 30, 2015
Accidents
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Michael Tanenbaum
A police officer was injured Wednesday morning after a block of concrete fell from the $194 million Trump Bay Street luxury apartment tower under construction in Jersey City.
September 30, 2015
Accidents
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Michael Tanenbaum
SEPTA officials are investigating after a man in his twenties was struck by a commuter train Wednesday afternoon at Fern Rock Station.
September 30, 2015
UPenn
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Michael Tanenbaum
Nearly a third of women at the University of Pennsylvania say they have experienced sexual assault, yet the majority did not report these incidents because they felt it was not serious or important enough, according to the latest Campus Climate survey by the American Association of Universities.
September 30, 2015
Arrests
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Michael Tanenbaum
Philadelphia police have arrested a suspect in connection to a destructive Gayborhood fire earlier in September that was ruled by authorities to be an arson.
September 30, 2015
Health News
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Michael Tanenbaum
A new study on the immune system's response to the influenza virus, tested in an animal model, presents a more complicated picture of how the body processes the infection, potentially signaling a new approach to the design of flu vaccines.
September 30, 2015
Science
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Michael Tanenbaum
One of the most stunning miracles of biology is the ability of certain animals in extreme climates to glow in brilliant color. Whether it's the chemical reactions of bioluminescence or the biofluorescent effects of light absorbed and re-emitted, this is an adaptation that never ceases to amaze both scientists and people who simply love shiny things.