Time Running Out To Vote For The Delaware As PA River Of The Year
Pennsylvanians are encouraged to choose from three nominated waterways: the Delaware River, the Youghiogheny River, and Perkiomen Creek.
Super Bowl excitement spreads to Delaware River, now called ‘Eagles' River'
The Philadelphia Eagles are the greatest team in the National Football League, and will be the champions of Super Bowl ...
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Eagles fever continued as Delaware River renamed for the team
While there won’t be tons of dye pumped into the Delaware River that mimics Chicago’s green river during St. Patrick’s Day, ...
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Delaware River Temporarily Renamed Eagles’ River for Super Bowl LIX
Governor Matt Meyer has signed an official proclamation temporarily renaming the Delaware River to the Eagles’ River in honor ...
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Delaware River in the running for Pennsylvania’s River of the Year
All Around Bucks County - Voting ends January 24, 2025 The Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) and the Delaware River Sojourn Steering Committee are pleased to announce that the ...
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Cargo ship hauling table salt refloated after getting stuck along Delaware River in Philadelphia
A cargo ship carrying table salt was finally dislodged after getting stuck along the Delaware River in Philadelphia, the U.S. Coast Guard said. The Coast Guard said the Algoma Verity, which is ...
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Why ship traffic has been temporarily restricted in the Delaware River near Philadelphia
A 623-foot cargo ship has run aground in the Delaware River between South Jersey and Philadelphia, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. The Algoma Verity became stuck on Wednesday night ...
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Cash tolling ends Sunday night on Delaware River toll bridges
The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission (DRJTBC) said four high traffic volume toll bridges will stop accepting cash for payment of tolls Monday. Turnpike open road tolling begins this ...
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How Sleepy Bucks County Became a Rival to the Hamptons
Sightings of social media stars and Hollywood actors have lately become more common in New Hope, Pa., a picturesque town on the western bank of the Delaware River. First came the Hadids.