Michael Tanenbaum
Michael Tanenbaum is a senior staff writer for PhillyVoice.com, with interests ranging from technology and behavioral health to local community initiatives and cultural life. Michael has written for the Argentina Independent and Bespoke Magazine and previously served as a news editor for Xfinity.com before joining PhillyVoice. He received his B.A. in The Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University.
September 10, 2015
Campbell's
Keurig debuts Campbell Soup K-Cups
Keurig Green Mountain unveiled K-Cup pods and soup packets from Camden-based Campbell's Soup.September 10, 2015
Weather
Weekend weather: Philadelphia, Jersey Shore, Rehoboth Beach
Dark skies and torrential rain in Philadelphia on Thursday broke a long spell of sunny weather and extremely hot days.September 10, 2015
Accidents
Victim identified in plane crash off Atlantic City coast
Investigators are searching for the debris a single-engine plane that reportedly crashed about 7 miles off the coast of Atlantic City on Thursday afternoon.September 10, 2015
Courts
Bogus attorney charged for operating fraudulent law practice
A phony attorney who ran a fraudulent law practice and swindled 74 "clients" between 2003-2015 was charged by indictment Thursday with mail fraud, wire fraud and false statements, the United States Attorney's Office announced.September 9, 2015
Courts
Philadelphia woman sentenced in theft of dead husband's benefits
A Philadelphia woman was sentenced on Wednesday to spend two months in jail and pay $264,021 in restitution to the government after pleading guilty to two counts of conversion of government funds earlier this year.September 9, 2015
Papal Visit
Delaware County announces papal visit safety plan
With more than 1.5 million people expected to flock to Philadelphia for the World Meeting of Families 2015 and papal visit, surrounding counties are proactively anticipating disruptions that could impact local municipalities.September 9, 2015
Science
Double-takes: A pink dolphin and a tiny 'dragon' creature
The vast world of wildlife never ceases to provide entertainment for humans bouncing around on the Internet. Two of this week's animal anomalies making rounds are particularly noteworthy because it's likely most people haven't seen these creatures before.September 9, 2015
Burglary
Police seek suspect in school burglary; $5,000 in electronics taken
Philadelphia police are seeking assistance from the public to locate and identify a suspect who burglarized Saint Martin of Tours school in Summerdale on Labor Day, stealing more than $5,000 in laptops and computer equipment.September 9, 2015
Health News
CHOP researcher's genomics company purchased for $2 million
One year after Wayne-based Medgenics entered into a $5 million research collaboration with Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, the firm has acquired a genomics company founded by the director of the hospital's Center for Applied Genomics.September 9, 2015
Investigation
Officials: New Jersey Pine Barrens fire sparked by charcoal briquettes
State environmental officials from New Jersey say that the Pine Barrens forest fire that broke out on Monday, burning roughly 1,000 acres in Burlington and Ocean Counties, was sparked by charcoal briquettes that were improperly disposed of on private property.Just In
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