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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.
Sam Donnellon: His angst came and went Sunday, but for a quarterback known for saying nothing, Donovan MacNabb's actions spoke a thousand words.
Ashley Fox: Wade Phillips got it right last week. The NFL is not, as Phillips so astutely put it, "a woe-is-me league." But in the NFC East, where teams are bunched like cars on the Schuylkill Expressway at rush hour, it just might come down to who is healthiest at the end.
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.
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."
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.
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:
THEY grabbed another pair of sex offenders down South this week, but not before they allegedly killed a young girl.
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