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High Cheese: Jamie Moyer has been offered a minor league contract by the Colorado Rockies, a source confirmed to the Daily News.
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Much has changed since 1964, but one constant has been the Fold-In on the back page of MAD Magazine, which Al Jaffee has illustrated since its inauguration 48 years ago. A new book tells Jaffee's story.
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Good Life Guru: Kimberly Garrison talks about a sensible lunch solutions., as well as ideas that will trim your waist line and your bottom line.
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Frequent Flyers: With Minnesota's Mikko Koivu likely bowing out due to a shoulder injury, Scott Hartnell could get a call from the NHL as an injury replacement in the All-Star Game.
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You can’t always get what you want – including a mortgage. Here’s how to best strengthen your position for obtaining a loan
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"Put down the weapons and let all of us live in peace and harmony," Mayor Nutter said at an MLK event.
Politicians spoke and musicians played, but it was Martin Luther King's voice that resonated most eloquently.
The Big Tent: Christian conservatives were courted by GOP candidates at a meeting.
Kelly Drive was reopened following a two-car crash that killed two people and left a third in critical condition.
BucksInq: Neshaminy teachers will continue their strike this week but will return to classrooms Friday.
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The African American Museum and Citizens Bank honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with free admission and a variety of family-friendly cultural activities for museum visitors. There will be crafts, historical re-enactments, music and dance performances, as well as a canned food drive to benefit Philabundance.
Monday, January 16
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10:00 AM to 5:00 PM •
African American Museum • 701 Arch St., Philadelphia, PA
From our partners at City Paper: How photographer Zoe Strauss went from the shadows of I-95 to the walls of the Art Museum.
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