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Monique Moore Pryor brings necessary leadership and strategic skills as Free Library plans extended hours and more with Pew Grant.

Many N.J. residents are expanding job opportunities through participation in apprenticeship programs.

Wilmington teacher Melissa Tracey earns international recognition as the only American finalist in the Global Teacher Prize.

Galperin led the Weitzman Museum of American Jewish History through bankruptcy and the pandemic. He will stay until a successor is found.

City Council members hosted a hearing to talk about problems in Philly's 911 system including a 50-plus dispatcher deficit and not enough police to handle calls.

The awards honoring Philadelphia regional theater have returned after a pandemic shutdown. Delaware Theatre Company is the big winner.

“Escher's work teaches you how to resee reality,” art collector and dealer Rock Walker said.

The funding will help the city upgrade 120-year-old pipes in an effort to prevent flooding.

Some claim Michael Jarrett was the victim of police brutality. Dover’s chief says his review doesn’t reveal misconduct, but he welcomes investigations.

Standardbred Retirement Foundation provides new hope for abused and neglected standardbred horses that can’t race any more.