Philly Is Losing People More Slowly
Fewer People Are Bailing on Us. The city’s “net outflow” — the difference between people moving in and people bugging out — dropped to 9,846 in 2008, the lowest in 16 years. [6 ABC]
If You Don’t Owe Me by Now … Teddy Pendergrass’s children and his second wife, whom he married a year before his death, are battling over his rather paltry estate. [Inquirer]
Phils Start the Drive to the Series Tonight. It’s Game 1 against the Reds, and Roy Halladay’s on the mound. [The 700 Level]
Sixers Lose Their First Preseason Game. But it was close against the Nets, 103-96. [Philly.com Sports]
It’s Not That Bad, Say North Philly Residents. Locals decry the FBI’s latest crime stats, which mark the neighborhood as the country’s sixth most dangerous. [WHYY]
Prince Music Theater Files for Bankruptcy. The move, which staves off a long-threatened foreclosure by TD Bank, won’t affect the programming schedule. [Inquirer]
Delco Woman Arrested for Punching Cable Guy. And who among us will be the first to blame her? [Daily News]
Action News Saves Woman From Snarling Car-Lot Guard Dogs. And just happened to leave the camera running, of course. [6 ABC]
