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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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
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
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — The pols, naturally, wanted ShopRite. They grabbed shovels. They threw money, lots of it, at the corporation.
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
“Not everybody sounds like the Three Tenors up out there,” said Ocean City Councilman Jody Levchuk.
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
Craig Callaway, an Atlantic City political operative whose efforts at vote-wrangling have bedeviled opponents for decades and also been credited
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
An emergency request by North Wildwood to build a steel bulkhead to protect an area where the ocean breached the dunes was rejected Wednesday by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
And why there may be another $10 million to come.
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
(It's a better deal than the $20 million Ocean City paid for its vacant lots.)
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
Atlantic City, Asbury Park, North Wildwood, Wildwood and Ventnor were among the big winners.
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
U.S. Rep. Andy Kim filed a federal lawsuit Monday challenging New Jersey's use of “the line,” in determining ballot position in his Democratic
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
FLEMINGTON, N.J. — Andy Kim looked stunned. Tammy Murphy barely blinked.
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By: Amy S. Rosenberg
To walk into a room filled with the work of artist Tomashi Jackson is to see, first off, the urgency of the work.
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