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Heavy rain and flooding Sunday threaten Jersey Shore as rare norâeaster howls on (opens the original)
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New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill is scheduled to provide an update Sunday morning on the highly unusual norâeaster that has swamped much of the Jersey Shore. Persistent showers, high winds, massive waves, and cascading floodwaters have engulfed the Shore this weekend, as the norâeaster howls off the Eastern Seaboard. And Sunday, the threat of more storm surges, coastal flooding, and power outages continued. » READ MORE: The Jersey Shore is bracing for a big September storm â but itâs a no
A rare September norâeaster is battering the Jersey Shore and Philly region Saturday (opens the original)
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A wind-tattered and soggy Jersey Shore was reeling Saturday from the effects of an early-season norâeaster trudging up the coast this weekend. Massive waves and rough surf were reported along the Shore â where New Jersey officials had issued a state of emergency â flooding streets and leaving some people without power. » READ MORE: The Jersey Shore is bracing for a big September storm â but itâs a norâeaster, not a hurricane âThis is the worst Iâve seen it in a long time,â Atl
A lawsuit accuses a Main Line art dealer in âpipelineâ of fraudulent art deals (opens the original)
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A Main Line art dealer whose gallery was raided by federal authorities this summer is accused in a new lawsuit of participating in an international and far-reaching âpipelineâ to sell fraudulent artwork. Nathan âNickyâ Isen is among half a dozen people who are being sued by a Florida family who says they were scammed into buying fake Andy Warhol paintings and prints by a network of âsuppliers, fake authenticators and distributors.â According to the lawsuit, filed last week in Miami,
From Gotham to the mandap: A Desi bride and groom bring the Batmobile to Philly (opens the original)
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Itâs a bird! Itâs a plane! Oh wait, itâs a ... Batmobile? A replica of the 1989 Batmobile briefly bottlenecked Market Street early Saturday morning, social media posts showed. The Tim Burton-era ride came out of the Batcave for what appeared to be a South Asian wedding near Loews Philadelphia. The newlyweds, guests, and gawking passersby were spotted taking pictures with the armored roadster. âIâve seen elephants, camels and even Mummers in Indian wedding processions in Philly, but thi
10 affordable options for Philly families beyond the Academy of Natural Sciences (opens the original)
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For nearly two centuries, the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University has stood as a monument to curious minds â and, at least for the last few decades, a respite for parents of restless children. So, when the museum closes its doors at the end of this month, Philadelphia families may be left with one less kid-friendly haven and dwindling options on where to spend a rainy afternoon at an accessible price. » READ MORE: Visitors crowd the Academy of Natural Sciences ahead of impending
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