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Whitest ever? A coming storm could put us over the top. Above, Claire Rankin and her mother, Jen, take a slide in Wallingford. (Michael Bryant / Staff Photographer)
If the atmosphere could be checked for performance-enhancing substances, no one around here would be surprised if it tested positive this winter.
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MIAMI - With completion after completion, Drew Brees was completely amazing last night in his first Super Bowl appearance.
His performance, combined with a daring decision by head coach Sean Payton, allowed the New Orleans Saints to pull off a 31-17 upset of the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV at Sun Life Stadium.
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PITTSBURGH - There was plenty of room to play inside Rivers Casino on a recent weeknight.
The $780 million casino, which debuted six months ago on the North Shore waterfront as Pennsylvania's costliest slots parlor and its first in an urban setting, has struggled against nearby competition from the Meadows Racetrack & Casino and two established West Virginia gambling halls.
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Now that the military's top brass has given its support to repealing the "don't ask, don't tell" law, the ban against gays serving openly in the armed forces should be lifted as quickly as possible.
WASHINGTON - In the first major step to revive his health-care agenda after his party's loss of a filibuster-proof Senate majority, President Obama yesterday invited Republican and Democratic leaders to discuss possible compromises in a televised gathering this month.
The dreaded one-page letter arrived last week, confirming Len Norvilla's worst fears.
Sunoco's Eagle Point refinery will be "permanently shut down," the form letter said.
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As a freshman at Temple University, Gian Hunjan shelled out $500 per semester for textbooks at the bookstore, all new.
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Conventional wisdom holds that if you could bring back someone from 40,000 years ago, he or she would blend perfectly well with today's population.
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- Commonwealth Confidential: Rendell mulls when to hold election for Murtha seat
- Weather or Not: Snow -- The Incredible Forecast
- From the Source: Blue Route ramp meters delayed a week due to snow
- Heard in City Hall: Nutter announces personnel changes
- PhillyDeals: PA budget due Tuesday; will Rendell cut pensions?
- The Insider: Garces Trading Company to open next week
- Eye of the Storm: 'Saturday Night Live': Dead
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This special section, with contributions from The Inquirer and the Daily News, looks at new thinking about the care of patients with diabetes, promising research, the ins and outs of weight-loss surgery, plus innovative resources in the Philly region.
- Interactive map: Violent Crime in Philadelphia in 2008
Use this interactive map to locate and find basic information about homicides in Philadelphia dating back to 1988.
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