ATLANTIC CITY - Denise Hill can't shake her memory of River Man.
The acknowledged prostitute, who lives and works in this seaside gambling resort, was entertaining a client - a shoe fetishist - in November 2006 when the man blurted out a confession.
- Democrats, united at least for now, posted 60 votes to open debate on the $848 billion project.WASHINGTON - The Senate voted on party lines last night to overcome a Republican filibuster and bring to the floor a bill that would overhaul the nation's health-care system.
- The sheer size and number of Marcellus Shale drill sites and their truck traffic are altering Pa. land use.RENOVO, Pa. - For decades, natural-gas drilling has been part of the landscape in Sproul State Forest, a vast timberland in northern Pennsylvania pocked with hundreds of shallow wells and crossed by pipelines.
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At Cardiology Consultants of Philadelphia, one of the region's largest specialty physician groups, the expensive quest to get paid by dozens of insurance companies begins days before a patient shows up for an appointment and can take weeks or months.
- A wildly popular theatrical twist for the holidays.Christmas season must be coming, because Mark Lazar has been fitted for his dress. In the holiday spirit, attentive colleagues are watching Susan McKey try (and try and try) to bash her head with precision into a round wooden tabletop so the table, and not her head, splits in two and crashes to the floor. She finally does it - so convincingly it's almost shocking - and everyone laughs to celebrate her triumph, because laughter here is paramount.
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