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Toronto is still looking to move ace starting pitcher Roy Halladay, and sources say there has been recent contact between the Blue Jays and the Phillies. (Jeff Roberson/AP file photo)
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Jonathan Safran Foer will be discussing his latest book, a look at how people justify their eating habits. Foer is the author of the award-winning novel, 'Everything is Illuminated.'
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Now that buses, subways, and trolleys are running again after a six-day transit strike, SEPTA riders can brace for the next unpleasantness: a fare hike.
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