Julie Zeglen is a Newsletter Editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer. She focuses on elections, government, politics, and public policy, crafting insightful content to help readers grasp the most significant news of the day. Julie's work has been featured in Space Today, Technical.ly, and MSN.
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Julie Zeglen's coverage heavily focuses on the local tech and business scene in Pennsylvania, particularly Philadelphia. She frequently covers events, private sector announcements, and government announcements related to technology and startups.
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By: Julie Zeglen
Published Good morning, South Jersey . I'm editor Julie Zeglen, filling in for Taylor today and Monday.
Published Good morning, South Jersey . Breathe easier today: The Canadian wildfire smoke has largely left the region. But poor-air-quality events may become more common
Good morning, South Jersey Camden is known as a food desert, with no full-service grocery stores of its own.
And bell-to-bell cell phone bans come to state public schools.
Good morning, South Jersey . Expect another sunny day. Del Buono's Pastry Shop in the former McMillan's Bakery spot is finally open.
By: Julie Zeglen
Good morning, South Jersey . I'm sorry to report that the region is under yet another floor watch
By: Julie Zeglen
Good morning, South Jersey . We're in for a wet, cool, cloud-covered week.
By: Rosa, Cartagena, Elizabeth Wellington Bedatri
Hidden art at your feet M useums and galleries are spaces we enter expecting to find joy and beauty in art.
By: Julie Zeglen, Rosa Cartagena, Frank Schierloh
This edition was marked by nerdy love stories, live pottery, ICE agent mannequins, Larry Kramer, Anthony Fauci, and more
By: Laura Smythe, Julie Zeglen
Published Hey there, Cherry Hill Popular Jewish-style deli the Kibitz Room is facing a $1,000 penalty for allegedly not adequately
