Amy S. Rosenberg is a journalist based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She writes for The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Morning Call, covering local news and events. Her work has also been featured in various other publications across the United States.
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Amy S. Rosenberg focuses on local news in the United States, with a specific focus on Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, science, family & relationships, crime, and entertainment news.
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- Offer expertise on scientific advancements or research happening locally.
- Provide perspectives related to family dynamics or social issues impacting communities in the region.
- Propose stories connected to crime incidents and investigations occurring in the area.
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
Five decades after she uttered the famous words "Watch the tramcar, please" into a tape recorder for her boyfriend, Floss Stingel is suing for compensation for use of the phrase.
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
BLAKESLEE, Pa. — The woman with pink-tinged hair and the guy with an orange beanie came tentatively to their door.
By: Amy S. Rosenberg, Inquirer Tns
BLAKESLEE, Pa. — The woman with pink-tinged hair and the guy with an orange beanie came tentatively to their door. They are quiet Harris voters in these mountain roads of Pennsylvania, and Michele Van Allen and Ramona McNees have come from New Jersey to find them.
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
Andy Kim, the three-term Democratic congressman from Moorestown , is looking to close out a historic election that would give him the distinction of being the first Korean American in the U.S.
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By: Nick Vadala, Frank Kummer, Amy S. Rosenberg
What you should know Chester County government center received bomb threat via email
When New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli went on Fox News in late October and predicted New Jersey could go for Trump, Democrats in the blue state laughed him off.
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
ATLANTIC CITY — Adding to previous charges of child endangerment, assault and terroristic threats, prosecutors have now charged Atlantic City Mayor
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg, Jeremy Roebuck, Fallon Roth, Katie Bernard, Rob Tornoe
President-elect Donald Trump met with President Joe Biden. Trump also addressed Republicans, who voted John Thume as the next Senate majority leader.
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By: Rob Tornoe, Katie Bernard, Amy S. Rosenberg, Fallon Roth, Jeremy Roebuck, Robert Moran
The AP has called Pennsylvania's U.S. Senate race for Republican Dave McCormick, who is in Washington, D.C., for new senator orientation.
Developer Eustace Mita has revealed his plans for the site of the now-defunct Wonderland Pier on the Ocean City Boardwalk, and they include saving the iconic carousel and Ferris wheel.
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