Jason Nark
Philly Inquirer
North Wildwood, NJ, United States
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Mural of George Washington once displayed at a Trenton opera house, is found in North Jersey basement
John Taylor, of Taylor Pork Roll, commissioned George W. Harding to paint the large mural of George Washington crossing the Delaware River. → Read More
Meet the man determined to climb the tallest tree in all 67 Pennsylvania counties
Van Wagner, who teaches agriculture at Danville Area High School, said it might take years, but he'll climb a tree in all of the state's counties. “Trees and education are my thing,” he said. → Read More
‘I’ll do it until I die’: Pennsylvania man tries to slap the pain away
Competitive slap fighting, which originated in Russia, has been condemned by concussion experts. → Read More
Eagles fans came to State Farm Stadium with smiles and left in anger
“I can’t even look at it,” one Eagles fan said after confetti for the Kansas City Chiefs fell in State Farm Stadium. → Read More
Gov. Josh Shapiro predicts big Eagles win Sunday
Shapiro said the Eagles would beat Kansas City 34-30 at Super Bowl LVII. → Read More
An Eagles Super Bowl win would bring hope to Philadelphians after years of devastating gun violence
“It’s more than just a game right now,” said Mckayla Warwick, whose nonprofit focuses on violence prevention work. → Read More
From live births to life-threatening injuries: the NFL says it can handle all that (and more) at Super Bowl LVII
There's a total of 30 medical staffers between both teams and the NFL looking our for the health and safety of players during the game. → Read More
Friends and Eagles fans from Philly came to Arizona to get sober and never looked back.
One by one, the guys all got the same advice, when life was at its worst. “Why don’t you give Jimmy a call in Arizona?” → Read More
“Philly Ray” is the biggest Eagles fan in Arizona
Ray Poserina moved out to Arizona for love in the early 90S, and his passion for the Eagles has only grown stronger. → Read More
Gravely injured in a rural Pennsylvania forest, a nature guide returns to heal
Beth Jones, a United Methodist pastor and nature guide, spent 16 days in the hospital after her hiking accident on a mountain near her home last year. → Read More
This town in Jersey is the dividing line between Eagles and Giants country
Bordentown, NJ seems to be the dividing line between Eagles and Giants fans. “If I had to guess, I’d say it’s 60-40 up here with Eagles fans taking the edge,” said one resident. → Read More
The biological parents of the ‘Boy in the Box,’ Joseph Augustus Zarelli, have finally been identified.
Long known only as “The Boy in the Box,” Joseph A. Zarelli was identified last year using DNA evidence. → Read More
Phila. police tase suspect after chase and crash
Police tased a suspect who crashed into a police car on Saturday night. → Read More
Study of New Jersey roadkill looks at how critters move, or don’t move, around the garden state.
Using samples gleaned from several sources, including roadkill, New Jersey is studying the way wildlife moves in the state. → Read More
Hunter won’t face charges for killing dog in Berks County
According to the Pennsylvania Game Commission, the hunter thought the dog was a coyote. → Read More
Doing the manure math at the Pa. Farm Show
The Pennsylvania Farm Show produces tons of manure each January. Where does it all go? → Read More
Victim of Roxborough shooting remembered at the Pennsylvania Farm Show
The 107th annual Pennsylvania Farm Show kicked off on Jan. 7. → Read More
A giant, 3-bedroom shoe is one of Pennsylvania’s hottest rentals
The Haines Shoe House had operated as an ice cream shop before being turned into a rental by the new owners. → Read More
Animal shelters desperate for adoptees and foster homes as year ends.
The city’s Animal Care and Control Team says it has 106 dogs in its shelter right now with room for only 85. → Read More
Philadelphia researcher honored for work on rural opioid crisis
Glenn Sterner, 40, was honored by the Pennsylvania Office of Rural Health. → Read More