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The 19-year-old rookie right back made his first-team debut in Saturday's season opener. He starred in the 4-2 win, then flew ...

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If you've traveled east of Reading or on the Northeast Extension in the past month, you can expect to see more charges of smaller amounts on your bill.

Known for its outdoor art, Philadelphia has twice gutted its public arts office, and officials have not inventoried the collection in decades. At least 85 works are recorded as missing.