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FEATURED COLUMNS

Annette John-Hall

105-year-old matriarch still the guide to go to

Michael Smerconish - Inquirer

The true cost of freedom from anxiety

Monica Yant Kinney

Car moved to fix street? Good luck finding it again

Trudy Rubin

U.S., Pakistan must fight militants together

Phil Sheridan

Eagles' endless loop of must-win games

Michael Klein

Bonaduce: A head for the game

Joseph N. DiStefano

Web site rallies shareholders for proxy fights

Buzz Bissinger

Half Empty: Loss of Dad Vail proves Nutter incompetence

NEWS

105-year-old matriarch still the guide to go to

John-Hall: An urge to preserve a rich family legacy is the genesis behind a new book: "Aunt Sarah's Recipes for a Long and Spirit-Filled Life." It's equal parts historical, inspirational and spiritual guide, sprinkled with tasty soul-food recipes, like peach cobbler and hoecakes.

John Baer
Stu Bykofsky
Clout
Dave Davies
Annette John-Hall

Monica Yant Kinney
Ronnie Polaneczky
Jill Porter
Daniel Rubin
Karen Heller

SPORTS

Eagles' red-zone woes are a joke

Sam Donnellon: His angst came and went Sunday, but for a quarterback known for saying nothing, Donovan MacNabb's actions spoke a thousand words.

Eagles have gone missing

Gonzo: Local and national authorities are asking for your help with a new Andy Alert. The following information will begin appearing on milk cartons today. Missing: Big Red's Philadelphia Eagles and their Super Bowl aspirations.

Ed Barkowitz
Les Bowen
Sam Carchidi
Bill Conlin
Paul Domowitch
Sam Donnellon
Bernard Fernandez
Frank Fitzpatrick
Bob Ford
Ashley Fox
Mel Greenberg
Paul Hagen

Rich Hofmann
Phil Jasner
Dick Jerardi
Mike Kern
Joe Logan
Don McKee
Ed Moran
Tim Panaccio
Jim Salisbury
John Smallwood
Phil Sheridan
Ted Silary
Stan Hochman

FEATURES

A false promise of help

Karen Heller: Pennsylvania appeared primed to become a leader in the treatment of autism, offering parents of autistic children up to $36,000 in annual health insurance benefits. It didn't turn out that way.

'Project Runway' is a New York kind of show

I thought about this during a pilgrimage earlier this week to Manhattan's Mood Fabrics, where I'd gone to try to get in, well, the mood for tonight's Season 6 finale of "Runway."

K-never fear, k-nishes here

Not that you would call him svelte. By any means. But I ask Mitch Lipkin, 60 now, hasn't he lost some weight? "I lose some. I find some," he shrugs.

When Sarah meets Hillary

WOULDN'T YOU love to be close enough to eavesdrop if Secretary of State Hillary Clinton ever agrees to have a cup of coffee with former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin? One can only imagine that their java summit might go something like this: