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| South Jersey man, Anderson Sotomayor, arrested for 6th DWI since April tonight after missing court. |
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 by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA
started: 06/28/12 11:42 pm | updated: 06/28/12 11:42 pm |
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Earlier today authorities issued a warrant after the South Jersey man charged with DUI 5 times over a five week period failed to show up for his court hearing.
Anderson Sotomayor, 45, was out on $20,000 bail as of Monday. He spent about a month in jail after his 5th DWI arrest May 16th because he was also caught with prescription Oxycodone pills. His first 4 DWI arrests happened between April 9th and May 12th. He was processed and released each time because bail is not set for... Read More |
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| Rutgers-Camden and Rowan Not To Merge, Blue Cross Reacts To Obamacare, NJ School Bus Accident |
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 by: Rebel - Havertown, PA
started: 06/28/12 10:44 pm | updated: 06/28/12 10:44 pm |
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| New Jersey legislators have approved a far-reaching reorganization of the state’s higher education system. But it does not include a plan to, in effect, merge the operations of Rutgers-Camden and Rowan Universities. The two schools will be able to share in health science programs under a joint board when the legislation takes effect in a year after it’s approved by Governor Chris Christie. The compromise was hammered out after legislators were advised that any plan would have to be approved... Read More |
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| Supreme Court Upholds Obamacare; Philadelphia Orchestra free from Bankruptcy; 5x DUI man on the run |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA
started: 06/28/12 7:14 pm | updated: 06/28/12 7:14 pm |
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| The Supreme Court upheld President Obama's health care overhaul with a 5-4 vote today ruling that it was mostly ok. The biggest part of contention was the requirement that all people purchase health care - the individual mandate. Opponents argued this is unconstitutional because the Commerce clause of the Constitution gives Congress power to regulate inter-state commerce, but not to force anyone to participate in it by making them buy something. However, in the majority opinion, Chief Justice... Read More |
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| Last Summer On Earth Tour: Barenaked Ladies and Blues Traveler Concert |
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 by: Hailey - Collegeville, PA
started: 06/28/12 11:51 am | updated: 06/28/12 6:06 pm |
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Ready for some great music to beat the August heat?
Barenaked Ladies and Blues Traveler will be headlining the Last Summer on Earth Tour, coming to Philly this August. In addition to these two great bands, Big Head Todd & the Monsters and Cracker will be playing.
August 15th @ 6:30pm
River Stage, Penn's Landing
$55+ service fee
Tickets can purchased here: Read More |
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| Despite a loss and a plethora of pitching woes, the future may look a little brighter for the Phils |
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 by: auggiebrian - West Grove, PA
started: 06/28/12 1:16 pm | updated: 06/28/12 1:16 pm |
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| The Phillies lost in a high scoring bout last night, 11-7. The loss was nothing new, especially in Citizens Bank Park this year, where the Phils have had horrible outings this year, but the way in which the game went possibly gave fans some light at the end of the tunnel. Chase Utley returned to the lineup for the first time since game 5 of the NLDS. If that wasn't good enough, he went 3-5 with a solo home run in his first at bat. To add to the list of Utley's positives, he looked to have a... Read More |
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| Brad Paisley with The Band Perry and Scotty McCreery Concert at Susquehanna Bank Center |
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by: auggiebrian - West Grove, PA
started: 06/28/12 1:05 pm | updated: 06/28/12 1:05 pm |
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Brad Paisley comes to the Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden, New Jersey this Saturday, June 30. Joined by The Band Perry and American Idol winner Scotty McCreery, it is sure to be an amazing concert. A country music lover's dream.
Listen to iradiophilly's Mustang for Philly's Hot Country Hits!
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| Kaskade Freaks of Nature Tour - Festival Pier Philadelphia Tonight |
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 by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA
started: 06/28/12 11:08 am | updated: 06/28/12 11:08 am |
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Great music happens every day in Philadelphia.
Tonight, American DJ phenom Kaskade brings the Freak of Nature Tour to Philadelphia. Kaskade may be the biggest name in the dance music scene today.
Joining Kaskade at Festival Pier will be Alvin Risk and Fareoh.
Kaskade at the Festival Pier - Tonight 6/28/12
Doors open @ 6:30 PM
$40
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| Taxpayers Fund Sandusky's Charity, Child Starvation Charges, Red Light Traffic Cameras |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA
started: 06/28/12 7:36 am | updated: 06/28/12 7:36 am |
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Pennsylvania taxpayers have supported convicted pedophile Jerry Sandusky’s charity, The Second Mile to the tune of $1.4 million dollars, and continue to do so. So far this year, state backed donations are over $122,000. During Sandusky’s trial, it was revealed some of Sandusky’s molestation victims came through the Second Mile foundation. As the state reviews budgets, it is likely the Second Mile will lose its status as an approved Educational Improvement Organization.
A... Read More |
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| Dave Matthews Band Night 2 at the Camden, NJ Susquehanna Bank Center Wednesday (setlist) |
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by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA
started: 06/28/12 1:11 am | updated: 06/28/12 1:11 am |
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| Once again Dave Matthews Band delighted the capacity crowd at the Susquehanna Bank Center on Night 2 of their two day run here in "the place in New Jersey closest to Philadelphia" according the Dave himself. This show took a little longer to get going, but Philly has always been one of the band's best fan bases and they seemed comfortable with a slightly different setlist. They introduced a new song "The Riff" playing it for the first time. Dave also took center stage on piano for "Out Of My... Read More |
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| Sandusky Collects Pension, SEPTA Attacker Named, Sunoco Refinery and Marcellus Shale |
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by: Rebel - Havertown, PA
started: 06/27/12 11:08 pm | updated: 06/27/12 11:08 pm |
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| Jerry Sandusky may be able to retain his $59,000 per year state pension for the rest of his life. Sandusky is still collecting monthly pension checks totaling $4,908.17. The state law, which governs when pensions must be forfeited by a convict, does not include any specific references to sex crimes. Instead it pertains mostly to "crimes related to public office": crimes like theft, bribery, forgery and perjury. That means Tim Curley and Gary Schultz, the Penn State administrators charged with... Read More |
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