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Alyssa Biederman

  • Investigator, Delco Public Defender
Philadelphia
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New unemployment system issues? Philadelphia Legal Assistance offers help

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By Alyssa Biederman
| Generocity Verified
Purpose 2 hours ago The state replaced a more than 40-year-old unemployment filing system last month. The new one enables weekly filing, along with other upgrades, and there are resources available to help you learn how to navigate it. New unemployment system issues? Philadelphia Legal Assistance offers help The old unemployment compensation system was cumbersome for individuals filing claims, as well as staff and employers.
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Dr. Still Center digs up new questions about the American Dream

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By Alyssa Biederman
| Central Jersey Newspapers Verified
1 / 2 Dr. James Still Center in Medford COURTESY PHOTO 2 / 2 Dr. James Still Center in Medford hosts archaeological digs on the site of the doctor’s former home.COURTESY PHOTO × 1 / 2 Dr. James Still Center in Medford COURTESY PHOTO 2 / 2 Dr. James Still Center in Medford hosts archaeological digs on the site of the doctor’s former home.COURTESY PHOTO Site will host more opportunities for underserved communities By ALYSSA BIEDERMAN Staff Writer/The Sun For years, the American Dream has been...
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From city bench to boardroom: one recovering addict’s story

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By Alyssa Biederman
| The Sun Newspapers
When Eric Gremminger wakes up each morning, he watches an inspirational YouTube video, writes down his goals and gets ready to start the day. He’s been doing that routine for six years, something he told Lenape Regional High School District students helps him stay on a positive track. Gremminger struggles with addiction, something he says felt out of control until 2010, when he woke up on a city bench in Philadelphia after being released from prison on drug charges. “I’m laying on this bench.
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