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"This is for the city for Philadelphia"
"This is for the city for Philadelphia. We have one more step, one big step — then we're going to make a grand parade." — Philadelphia Phillies manager Charlie Manuel.
Thanks, Charlie Manuel! Congratulations to you & your team!
And to all of you so-called experts, better luck next year! Not a single one of your predictions about the Phillies was correct!
Pa. Voter Information
Polling hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday. All those in line at 8 p.m. will be able to vote.
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SEPTA tallies historic high
The parade honoring the world-champion Phillies on Friday brought SEPTA 21/2 times its usual number of commuters.
On a normal weekday, the system's regional rail lines carry about 130,000 riders, spokesman Richard Maloney said yesterday. Friday's total was 300,000.
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48 hours in Philadelphia (Stuff)
Got 48 hours to spend in Philadelphia? With the presidential election just days away Reuters correspondents with local knowledge help visitors enjoy the historic sites in the City of Brotherly Love.
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Philadelphia downs Tampa to win World Series
From losingest team to longest game, the Philadelphia Phillies are World Series champions.
Read more »Fans in Philadelphia celebrate first Phillies title in 28 years
PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Phillies ignited a celebration a quarter-century in the making - and delayed two days by rain - by delivering the title-starved city the championship it has craved.
Read more »Philadelphia Phillies win baseball's World Series
The Philadelphia Phillies have won the World Series of baseball after a 4-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in game five of the best of seven series.
Read more »Philadelphia Phillies win 2008 World Series
The Philadelphia Phillies are World Series champions. Brad Lidge and his team finished off the Tampa Bay Rays 4-3 in a three-inning sprint Wednesday night to win a suspended Game 5 nearly 50 hours after it started.
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Phillies on Philm: On The Cusp
As the Phils close in on a championship, YouTube tributes proliferate.
Is the championship drought almost over? Philadelphia hopes so. And fans are taking over the Internet to show their Phillies pride.
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Beer Lass: Mix-a-Six
Dogfish Head Punkin’ 7 percent abv
The No. 1 selling pumpkin ale at the Foodery right now, this spiced beer is well-balanced with hints of pumpkin and brown sugar. $2.65
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Surge in Gunpoint Attacks on Philadelphia Police Officers
Authorities say gunpoint assaults on Philadelphia police are up dramatically as gun attacks on police across Pennsylvania have risen 82 percent over the past five years.
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David L. Cohen is Philadelphia’s new chamber chairman
David L. Cohen, a lawyer of bounding ambition who was chief of staff to Mayor Rendell in the 1990s and is now a top executive with Comcast Corp., is taking his irrepressible energy to the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce.
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Bullet claims teen soldier
When Valrita Gordon speaks of her son Terrence "T.J." Davis, she wishes aloud that he was next to her, to help her find the right words to describe him... "Whoever this man was that thought it was his purpose to raise the trigger and take my son's life, should know that he didn't take my son's life because he couldn't," she said. "It was only for God to take. And God had a ministry for my son and that ministry was up until the 18th of October."
Read more »Is Philadelphia Really A Great Beer City? We’ll Soon See…
So we’re headed to Philadelphia and its northwestern suburbs for a family event next week and weekend, which, of course, I plan to turn into a beer trip. I first became conscious of Philadephia’s craft beer scene when I sampled my first and favorite beer from the town: Independence Brewing Company’s Franklinfest. A malty, toasted Octoberfest style beer, I can still remember how it tasted and how much I enjoyed it. Sadly, Independence didn’t make it but my interest in the town remained.
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Philadelphia Haunted House Ranked Best in Nation
The Phillies aren't the only No. 1 team in Philadelphia this fall! AOL City Guide has ranked Terror Behind the Walls as the No. 1 Haunted House in America. Terror Behind the Walls attracts more than 100,000 visitors annually, employs 150 costumed actors, and occupies a 179-year-old abandoned prison. It is considered the largest and most popular Halloween attraction in the nation.
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$50,000 Phillies Tickets!!!
Whiskey tango foxtrot! Or, at least willdo says so. I found them at tickets.philly.com at a maximum price of $3500, which is ridiculous enough.
$50k! Get a life!
Sketch of party-bus rapist released
Police have released a drawing of a man they say sexually assaulted a woman in a party bus parked at Lincoln Financial Field in South Philadelphia during an Eagles game earlier this month.
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New city park with storied name
Elizabeth Young has lived on Montrose Street for more than 70 years and has witnessed her South Philadelphia neighborhood transform from professionals to working class to a now integrated community of young newcomers and established families.
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Philadelphia student swindler sentenced to 5 years in prison
A college student who with her boyfriend stole the identities of friends and neighbors was sentenced Friday to five years in prison and ordered to pay more than $100,000 in restitution.
Jocelyn Kirsch, a former Drexel University student, and then-boyfriend Edward Anderton used the money for expensive salon visits, exotic vacations and fancy dinners.
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Housing Prices: Philadelphia Has Slow Increase, Region Declines
According to the Philadelphia Federal Reserve, the housing price indexes (HPI) for Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware all declined in the second quarter.
Philadelphia Economy Only Slightly Bruised
BusinessWeek magazine picked Philadelphia as one of the top twenty cities (#11) to live in to ride out the tough economic times being felt throughout the country.
"The city has plenty of large hospitals and educational institutions, including the University of Pennsylvania, Jefferson Medical School, and Temple University."
"It also has a large number of lawyers."
More Thoughts On The League Clincher
Thoughts from last night's game, you know, the game:
Jimmy Rollins
Cole Hamels
Charlie Manuel
Ryan Howard
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Palin = Jinx
Well, someone else has to be responsible for the Flyers loss, right?
Read more »Should PACCA be put to sleep?
Numerous problems in the procedures and contract compliance of the Philadelphia Animal Care and Control Association are detailed in a stinging city controller's audit to be released today.
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James McPherson at the Free Library
A professor emeritus of History at Princeton University, James McPherson won the Pulitzer Prize for Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era, his single-volume treatment of the Civil War that set a benchmark for scholarship in the field. He is the author of nearly 20 additional books, each focused on a particular aspect of the Civil War, including This Mighty Scourge: Perspectives on the Civil War, Hallowed Ground: A Walk at Gettysburg, and Crossroads of Freedom: Antietam.
Read more »Philadelphia Fed Index Plummets
The Philadelphia Fed Index decreased to -37.5 in October (estimated to decrease to -10.6) from 3.6 in September. This is the lowest level since October of 1990, indicating sharp declines in manufacturing activity. An index above 0 indicates factory-sector growth, and when below 0 indicates contraction. Indicators for activity, new orders, shipments, and employment were all negative this month and declined sharply from September. (Philadelphia Fed Index defined)
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Graphic Novels Panel at the Free Library
Graphic Novels Panel: Art Spiegelman, Chip Kidd, Jessica Abel, Charles Burns & David Heatley (A) (T)
Thursday, November 6, 2008 at 7:30PM
Central Library
1901 Vine Street, 19103
215-686-5322
Cost: FREE
No tickets required. For Info: 215-567-4341.