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No. 3 Pitt comes up empty against Quakers’, lose 1-0
Pitt Men’s Soccer suffered their first loss of the 2024 season on Sunday night, coming up empty handed against the Penn Quakers in a 1-0 loss. While the No. 3 ranked Panthers controlled possession for much of the game, the Quakers’ defense made sure it didn’t hurt them, limiting Pitt to just two shots on goal and none in the first 57 minutes of play.
Aramark workers at Citizens Bank Park vote to authorize strike
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Aramark workers at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia have voted to authorize a strike ahead of Labor Day. The union representing Aramark food service and retail workers, Unite Here Local 274, said 83% of workers voted in favor of a strike on Sunday.The union said Aramark workers at Lincoln Financial Field, the home of the Philadelphia Eagles, have also started casting ballots to authorize a strike. The workers will continue to cast ballots throughout the week and the results will be announced on Friday, according to the union. Earlier this year, Aramark workers at the Wells Fargo Center,...
Man shot in finger trying to break up domestic dispute in West Philly: police
PHILADELPHIA - A man is suffering a gunshot wound after police say a shooting occurred in Philadelphia’s Dunlap neighborhood Sunday afternoon. The incident occurred at the intersection of 51st and Arch Streets at around 2:30 p.m. Upon arrival, officers discovered a man who had sustained a gunshot wound to...
Is it time for NJ high schools to start later?
Labor Day is here and with that, every high schooler in New Jersey realizes that their summer is officially over. It was always one of the worst feelings as a kid. Knowing that the freedom of summer vacation is over and it's back to reality now. Not only will kids...
Free College Tuition? One New Jersey University Is Making It Happen
Seeking higher education after you graduate from high school is both exciting and scary all at the same time. I remember getting ready to go to West Chester University after graduating looking forward to the new adventure but also being very nervous about leaving my home. The financial aspect of...
How much can you get for rare 1982 dimes circulating in Bucks County? Experts weigh in
A viral buzz circulating among amateur coin collectors has been the value of a 1982 Roosevelt dime that is missing the mint mark. The rumor had some believing the coin could be worth $1,000. According to the US Mint, it is a rare error coin that collectors have recognized and...
Updates on Grid’s flood reporting in Camden, Venice Island, Eastwick and Northwest Philadelphia
In June 2021, Grid published a story on flooding in Camden’s Cramer Hill neighborhood, highlighting the disaster’s disparate impact on low-income communities of color. Since Grid last checked in, Franco Montalto, an engineering professor and researcher at Drexel University, and his team completed an advanced model that can simulate a variety of different infrastructure updates and climate scenarios in Cramer Hill. “It’s a lot like Minecraft,” says Scott Schreiber, the executive director of Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority (CCMUA). “The area is broken into very small blocks and each one gets a darker shade of blue depending on how much it floods in a situation.”
Bucks County held $800K in property owner funds for years. Who is getting that cash now?
The Bucks County treasurer is cutting checks to every municipality and school district in the county, after she learned of two bank accounts that had been holding money owed to residents for nearly 20 years. The accounts, first opened in 2003, held proceeds from tax sales. The tax claim bureau, which is the...
Global wheel and tire manufacturer chooses Hunterdon for Northeast expansion
FLEMINGTON – Larken Associates, a real estate building, development and management company, has signed a 32,456-square-foot industrial lease with Vision Wheel, Inc. at Flemington Junction Business Center, bringing the property to full occupancy. Rob Marek, executive vice president of Raider Realty, Larken Associates’ in-house brokerage division, represented the firm in the transaction. Established in...
Spotlight: McCaffrey’s Food Market
McCaffrey’s Food Market’s Free Nutrition Event. Join McCaffrey’s Food Market’s Registered Dietitian, Jill Kwasny, for a fun, informative and free nutrition event, “What’s in Your Pantry: Creating Meals in Minutes.”. A well-stocked pantry is the key to whipping up meals at a moment’s notice....
Undergraduate prizes awarded to six students for academic achievement
Princeton University celebrated the academic accomplishments of its students with the awarding of undergraduate prizes to six students at Opening Exercises on Sunday, Sept. 1. “I’m honored to be able to celebrate this year’s prize winners,” said Dean of the College Michael D. Gordin. “While Princeton is fortunate to be home to a good many students who are justly proud of their exceptional records of accomplishment, these prize winners stand out.
Eisgruber urges new students to embrace the ‘transcendent education’ offered by the liberal arts
President Christopher L. Eisgruber welcomed incoming students to campus during the annual Opening Exercises ceremony Sunday, Sept. 1, sharing his hopes that Princeton’s commitment to the liberal arts will provide them with a “transcendent education.”. “Liberal arts education includes a commitment to the idea that learning and research...
This Philly disco legend created an iconic drumbeat that helped define a generation
For this edition of “Shara in the City,” Russell Dabney, the original drummer for the Village People, reflects on his career and his contributions to the disco era, including a unique drumming style that influenced many contemporary artists.
This Delaware doughnut shop inspires lines at the door and sells out within 2 hours
The first customer arrived before 7 a.m. Bleary eyed, nearly sleepwalking, she pushed at the door. No dice. Sleeping Bird Doughnuts wouldn't be open for another hour. But...
New Jersey Drivers to Pay More to Cross Into PA
Bad news for anyone who plans to drive into Pennsylvania. The Delaware River Port Authority has raised the cost of tolls on 4 major bridges into the Keystone State. Effective immediately, the cost to cross the Walt Whitman, Betsy Ross, and Commodore Barry Bridges will rise twenty percent, from five dollars to six.
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