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If your TV-star-and-pro-skateboarding son let an alligator loose in your kitchen and set off fireworks in your house, you'd probably have him committed. But not West Chester's April and Phil Margera

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The essential guide to where to dine tonight: Stephen Starr's mod/classic steakhouse, the best tiny city BYOB, a glittering suburban sushi palace, plus four more standouts we love. We dined, we drank, we debated. Overall, we'd call this one of t

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Secrecy. Misinformation. Retaliation. you might expect some rogue business to be run this way — but not one of the nation's top public radio stations.

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The postgame riots? Kid stuff. Students here support a $364M criminal economy fueled by drugs and sex.

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Bank of America signs finally go up this month on former Fleet branches, marking the last chapter in what critics say is a saga of broken promises.

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A new way to show your love for Jim Gardner.

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Forget the brain drain. Center City has become a real-world Real World

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Northeast Native Paul Fishbein brought order to the chaotic underworld of porn and became a millionaire by treating sex on videotape like any other business. If the line between his home and office is blurring, well, maybe that isn't such a bad thing

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How we can finally end the parking barons' monopoly

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You think faked stories and faked documents are a scandal? In Boston, some of the journalists themselves were made up.

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Why last month's endorsement of Sam Katz was a boneheaded move

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Let's get some respectable people running elections — like casino executives

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We really do need to protect our families — against heterosexuals

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Why Coke should cost twice as much as Diet Coke

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Just as soon as I have a minute, I'm going to sit down and think about getting my son on Ritalin