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Thursday, October 30, 2008
At long last -- A Parade

It's been a crazy 24 hours, so I apologize for not blogging. I think we had enough coverage in the paper today for you to absorb.

Make sure to check out our special section tomorrow detailing the Phillies season.

For those of you not up to date on the particulars of the parade, here you go:

The procession is scheduled to start west of City Hall at 20th and Market around Noon. It will then proceed east to City Hall, before making a right turn onto Broad Street. The parade is supposed to arrive at the Sports Complex around 2 p.m. The ceremony inside Citizens Bank Park will last an hour, which means the whole shebang should be wrapping up around 3 p.m. Just in time for Halloween.

Should be a crazy day.

^

It's hard to believe baseball season is over. The city was buzzing today, as was expected.

Cole Hamels is going to be on Letterman tonight. Hollywood is going Hollywood, I guess.

^

I'll get back into the blogging habit tomorrow. Promise.

Posted by David Murphy @ 11:52 PM  Permalink | 5 comments
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Posted 08:31 AM, 10/31/2008
mwilgus
The Phils have put the LOVE back in the City.
Posted 09:03 AM, 10/31/2008
omagic1982
Every few hours I keep stopping and I think, "is this really for real, did we really do it?" - Absolutely we did. Thanks, Phillies for the greatest baseball season in my lifetime.
Posted 10:44 AM, 10/31/2008
Shabba Rommel
Thanks to Charlie and the rest of the 2008 Phils. Cheers to you!!!
Posted 07:32 PM, 10/31/2008
low-low
somebody needs 2 put the love back!!!
Posted 11:25 AM, 11/01/2008
therefump
It was nice to see the ENTIRE region get together to celebrate this championship. I still don't fully believe it but I watched everything wall-to-wall so it just has to sink in. Fantastic job Phillies!
About David Murphy
David Murphy joined the Daily News as its Phillies beat writer in February of 2008. Born in Upper Merion and raised in the Poconos, he attended college at La Salle University before taking jobs with the Myrtle Beach (S.C.) Sun-News and the St. Petersburg ( Fla. ) Times.

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