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The nonprofit Citizens Alliance for Better Neighborhoods spent $1.5 million on lawyers while its then executive drector Ruth Arnao was being investigated by the FBI and IRS. Arnao, above, is seen here in 2007. (Tom Gralish / Inquirer)
The nonprofit Citizens Alliance for Better Neighborhoods spent $1.5 million on lawyers while its then executive drector Ruth Arnao was being investigated by the FBI and IRS. Arnao, above, is seen here in 2007. (Tom Gralish / Inquirer)
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Karen Heller: Dear friends, it's time for another installment of the continuing soap opera Other People's Money. Please remember at all times that those Other People would be You.
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Earlier this month, Gov. Ed Rendell - joined by Mayor Michael Nutter, State House Appropriations chairman Dwight Evans, State Rep. Jewell Williams and Councilwoman Marian Tasco – signed into law House Bill 2167 at a well-attended public ceremony at the Doubletree Hotel.
We almost had a catastrophe in our health care system. A mandated 10 percent reduction in Medicare reimbursements was averted Tuesday when Congress overrode President Bush's veto of a bill that would protect doctors from the cut.
As usual, Rick Santorum, the former U.S. Senator who was soundly defeated in the last election by Sen. Bob Casey Jr., has gotten it all wrong.
The leading lights in Harrisburg who four years ago rammed through the slots gaming law in the dark of night continue to try to...
The death of Staff Sgt. Ryan Maseth in Iraq could have been prevented if the Army and a defense contractor had done their jobs...
Visa and MasterCard have something that some people want: funds ("Credit-card companies: Piling on debt," July 27)....
THERE'S good news as the city heads into the last half of summer. The homicide rate, a barometer of whether a public can feel...
THERE ARE A MILLION VOTERS in the naked city. But only 150 can see the results online. The city commissioners - also known as...
IN THEIR ongoing search for a bogeyman to blame for the price of oil, much of the media and many politicians have been calling...
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