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Acme, union will continue to talk
Posted 07/10/2009
An all-night negotiating session ended this morning between Acme Markets and its union in Southeastern Pennsylvania with a pledge that both sides would continue to meet at least through Monday, a top union official said.
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Pa. bills provide $325K for Phila. nonprofits - 07/10/2009
Union tells Acme workers to stay on the job - 07/10/2009
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N.J. awards contract for Shore roadwork - 07/09/2009
Democrats in Pennsylvania House plan vote on GOP budget - 07/10/2009
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Pa. budget gap threatens city jobs - 07/10/2009
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Dollar Financial buys 2 Scottish pawnshops - 07/09/2009
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Peter Bieling (left) and his son (and assistant) Peter C. Bieling are responsible for the retro artwork on the rides at Morey´s Mariner´s Landing Pier.
A screaming masterpiece
If you suffer from motion sickness, have a heart condition or happen to be pregnant, you probably shouldn't ride the artwork of Peter Bieling.

Bieling's most famous art is framed by the beach, the boardwalk and the neon lights in Wildwood. The native of Florence, Burlington County, has been applying custom paint jobs to dozens of amusements for Morey's Piers since 1995.
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