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Gonna be spicy: In Big Daddy’s television kitchen, Aaron McCargo Jr. slices jalapeños for a Season 5 segment of the Food Network’s "Big Daddy's House."
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After a season of record snow, we know you’re looking forward to shedding some layers. Ready to bare even more? We will show you how designers are using architectural cutouts with unexpected color combinations. Villanova homeowners seemed to have followed fashion’s cue with their yellow and red decor, what they call "Rock-and-roll meets Louis XIV." And if you can’t wait for Mother Nature to show her stuff, we’ll tell you where to go for some outdoor color. Still hungry for spring? Local chefs interpret a seasonal favorite: luscious lamb.
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'Ancient Rome and America: The Classical Influence That Shaped Our Nation.' This exhibit features over 300 artifacts from Italy and the U.S. that show the cultural, political and social connections between ancient Rome and modern America.
Thursday, March 18
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National Constitution Center • 525 Arch St., Philadelphia, PA
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During a daylong hearing on the city's $3.87 billion budget that was packed with protesters, several City Council members suggested higher property taxes as a better solution to the city's financial woes than Mayor Nutter's proposed levies on garbage collection and sugared beverages.
Candace Clothier, 16, disappeared from her Torresdale home in March 1968, Fishermen found her body weeks later. The case had remained unsolved - until now.
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