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Steve Volk

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Polo in Philadelphia: Work to Ride Proves the Game’s Not Just for Ivy League

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Myths and Facts About Pedophiles

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As the man in charge of reviving TV and movie giant NBCUniversal, Comcast’s­ Steve Burke just might be the most important person at the most important company in Philadelphia. It’s the job he’s been preparing for all his life—and if he succeeds, he could lift the cable company we love to hate into the lofty ranks of Apple and Google.

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Through three decades of activism Mark Segal and Malcolm Lazin turning Philadelphia into one of the most gay-friendly cities in America. But when their long-simmering feud—lit by a shocking e-mail sent 12 years ago—bubbled back to the surface this spring, it threatened the legacy they fought so hard to build

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DN/Inky Buyout Details

Not as generous as past offers

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Note to Will Smith

Back away from Shyamalan

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High-Tech at Inky and DN

Is philly.com the next Gawker?

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E.T., Phone Derrick Pitts

The Franklin Institute’s astronomer’s new stance on UFOs

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The genial but bold-thinking new CEO of the Inquirer and Daily News represents the papers’ last best hope to survive in the age of digital news. At stake is nothing less than how Philadelphia knows what it knows

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Turf Wars: Neighbors Gone Wild

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What do the Mummers Parade, the SEPTA negotiations, the Dad Vail Regatta and the Manayunk bike race have in common?

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The Inquirer’s next-biggest problem.

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Is this the passing of a way of life, or an eerie calm before an ­approaching storm?

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Year One of the Michael Nutter administration was a work in progress, with the reformer we elected battling a politician we didn’t recognize. Which Mike will win out?

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Child advocates say this is a crucial time to turn his life around, before it’s too late. He’s 11.