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Maurice Sendak in Ridgefield, Conn. with his dog, Herman.
Art: Unencumbered youth
The childhood that Maurice Sendak remembers, in which children were allowed more trial and error in coming to grips with the vicissitudes of life, no longer exists. Childhood today is tightly regulated, circumscribed and electronically monitored.
One-name wonders vie to be next Winehouse
Best Jersey beach?
 
When pro football broke from the pack
NEWS
Sisters Nancy Whitby (left) of Lansdale and Carla Rubert of Sanatoga, both battling breast cancer and whose mother, Barbara Martosella, died of breast cancer six years ago, hug at the Susan G. Koen Race for the Cure this morning in Center City. (Sharon Gekoski-Kimmel / Inquirer)
Race for a Cure draws 45,000 in Center City
More than 6,000 breast cancer survivors had a "Parade in Pink" down the art museum steps to kick off the 18th annual Susan G. Komen Philadelphia Race for the Cure on Sunday morning. The Mother's Day event drew 45,000 walkers, joggers and runners to raise money and awareness for breast cancer. Post a comment
 
Death toll tops 20 in storms
The New Philly.com
City of motherly love?