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PATCO riders adjust to Freedom fare. Video by LAURENCE KESTERSON / Inquirer Staff Photographer

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Motorists at the James Fenimore Cooper Service Plaza on the New jersey Turnpike react to Gov. Corzine’s proposal to raise tolls to reduce the state's debt and pay for transportation projects. Video by ROBERT MORAN / Inquirer staff writer

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TC, a 2000-pound bull from the touring World’s Toughest Cowboy Rodeo, brought his own stimulus package to start the trading day and a 'bull market' at the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. Video by TOM GRALISH / Inquirer Staff Photographer

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Clifford Roberts, a wheelchair-bound resident of Philadelphia’s Bella Vista section, shared how inaccessible the city is to the disabled. Video by MICHAEL S. WIRTZ / Inquirer Staff Photographer

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Workers started to demolish two historic buildings on Broad Street to make way for the convention center expansion. The demolition started eleven days after a judge gave the go-ahead despite protest from preservation groups. Video by MIKE LEVIN /...

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CEO Giuseppe Orsi talks about AgustaWestland’s expansion plan at its Northeast Philadelphia factory. The European maker's plan highlights the region's role as a major center for design and manufacturing of helicopters. Video by SARAH J. GLOVER / ...

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Students at the Burlington County Institute of Technology built a robot, Anomaly v 7.0, to compete in the FIRST competition (For the Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology.) The robot is required to raise a 40-inch and 8-pound ball...

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Amtrak announced today new security measures, including random screenings of passengers' carry-on bags, to be implemented on trains and at stations between Washington and Boston, and then nationwide. Video by ROBERT MORAN / Inquirer Staff Writer

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As Center City condo towers grow taller, some are feathering their nests in the clouds. Video by SARAH J. GLOVER / Inquirer

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Peanut Chews candy are a Philadelphia institution. In 2003, Just Born, the Bethlehem, Pa., firm that makes the widely popular marshmallow Peeps, bought the company that had produced Peanut Chews in Philadelphia since the early 20th century. The f...

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The Federal Reserve Bank introduced the new five-dollar bill today to stay ahead of counterfeiting. Video by SARAH J. GLOVER / Inquirer Staff Photographer

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Philadelphia tourism and convention officials are carefully monitoring the economy to see just how big a dent a recession is likely to put in the visitor business. Signs of a slowing in tourists and business travel already have shown up but so fa...

From: Philly.com on Sun, Jan 24 2010 3:42 AM

Sands parking garage was imploded this morning. Demolition crews imploded the former Sands Casino Hotel’s nine-story parking garage on Kentucky and Pacific Avenues. The demolition is part of an ongoing project for Pinnacle Atlantic City, as it ma...

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Matthew N. VanKouwenberg, a teacher at the Science Leadership Academy, explains how students designed a biodiesel reactor, for which they will seek a patent. VanKouwenberg is one of more than 60 Philadelphia public high school teachers who won $3...

From: Philly.com on Sun, Jan 24 2010 3:41 AM

Plasma or LCD? Daily News gizmo columnist Jonathan Takiff tells which television looks better — and which costs less.

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Federal prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation into damage done to two nearly completed Chinook helicopters on the assembly line at the Ridley Park. Video by MIKE LEVIN / Inquirer

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A Boeing Co. assembly line worker from Trevose has been arrested on charges of hacking wires on a $30 million Chinook helicopter being assembled at a Ridley Township plant last week. Video by STEVEN BENJAMIN / Inquirer Online Producer

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A ride on the boardwalk and an Elvis-inspired performance for visitors in Ocean City. Video by AKIRA SUWA / Inquirer

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He’s out. G. Kennedy Thompson has been asked to resign as Wachovia Corp.'s CEO. Jevic employees fight back against their former employer, and there are big plans for Philadelphia International Airport.