Thieves Swipe $120K From Mann Music Center
Philadelphia police are investigating an armed robbery that happened just after 12 noon at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts, in Fairmount Park.
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Philadelphia police are investigating an armed robbery that happened just after 12 noon at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts, in Fairmount Park.
Say hello once again to the apes of wrath.
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Our list of the week's memorable videos offers both the current and vintage variety.
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Ted Taylor has written numerous newspaper columns over the years recalling events and memories of his formative years growing up in the Montgomery County community. Now, he's put them in a book called 'The Glenside Kid' which takes a humorous look at life in simpler times and a return trip to some hangouts that no longer exist.
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