Phillies Sign New Second Baseman

Plus a look back at Marge Tartaglione's career, an interview with Bart Blatstein, the latest in the Audenreid controversy and more of what Philly is talking about today
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Marge Madness. The Daily News reminds us that Marge Tartaglione is an in-your-face 78-year-old who tried to punch a reporter earlier this year. [Daily News]

This Doesn’t Look Good, Chase. The Phillies have signed Luis Castillo, a second baseman formerly of the Mets. [MyFoxPhilly] Speaking of the Phils, they lost to the Yankees yesterday. [Philly.com]

Interview: Bart Blatstein. Bart blabs about new developments on North Broad Street (watch out, Vetri) and remains mum on the NoLibs supermarket that was scheduled to open more than a year ago. [Inquirer]

Wilmington Renames Train Station After VP. Hitch a ride at the Joseph R. Biden Railroad Station. Just rolls right off the tongue, eh? [Newsworks]

The Return of Hope. Suspended Audenreid teacher Hope Moffett returns to class today. She’ll read a statement that admits she didn’t ask school officials for permission to allow students to leave class early. [Inquirer]

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