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Mike Demontigny, 28, drove 6? hours from Boston with his girlfriend to watch the Celtics, he hoped, take the Sixers to the brink of elimination. Was he fired up by the Sixers-Celtics rivalry?
 
The 76ers battle for our very soul
PHILLIES
The Phillies Zone: Laynce Nix is eligible to return from the disabled list Friday, but he only recently began walking without pain. He is looking at a recovery time of weeks, not days.
That's What He Said: How will Burrell be remembered?
 
The Phillies Zone: Burrell retires, Polanco out again
The arts
The general public gets its first views of the Center City iteration of the Barnes Foundation Saturday, but cultural leaders and donors to the new building on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway saw, and feted, their handiwork Friday night.
 
See our complete coverage of The new Barnes
137th Preakness Stakes
I'll Have Another overtook Bodemeister, blazing down the stretch to win the Preakness in the final strides Saturday and keep alive his hopes of winning the Triple Crown.
Photos: 137th Preakness Stakes
HEALTH
The baby boomer generation has a love for pets, but with aging they may soon have to part ways with their animals.
 
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What's News
Analysis: Are Republicans deliberately stalling the economic recovery to hurt Obama?
With fanfare that seemed to erase an eternity of angst and anticipation, the new Barnes opened.
Pa. Supreme Court Justice Melvin, stripped of duties, vows to fight criminal charges.
The president of the N.J. Bar slammed Christie as "borderline unethical" for criticism of a judge.
A Philadelphia police officer was injured when a suspect grabbed his batton and turned it on him.
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From our partners at City Paper: Amid the feud over the city's hungry homeless, radical pastor Bill Golderer sees a moment of opportunity.