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On patrol, but not in 'Paddy wagon'
PHILADELPHIA.
A roving crew of police officers will be scouring Northeast Philadelphia — and likely other areas as well — this evening in search of drunk-driving revelers who may have celebrated St. Patrick's Day a little bit too much.
New York
Bank exec charged with fraud
Charles Antonucci, the former president of a small community bank shuttered by regulators last week, became a historic footnote yesterday as the first person charged with defrauding the U.S. Troubled Asset Relief Program.
Boston
Twenty years without a clue
For the past twenty years officials at the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum have been working with FBI agents the U.S. Attorney’s office to bring back 13 stolen artifacts that were infamously stolen on March 18th, 1990.
The Word
Feldman will not be at Haim’s funeral
In sad news,
Corey Feldman
will not be attending today’s funeral for his close friend and frequent co-star,
Corey Haim
.
New York Sports
Devils bust out early, beat Bruins
Clarkson's two points lead Devils to 3-0 first-period lead. Devils have chance at Atlantic division lead when they host Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
My St. Patrick’s Day
Bringing the Pickle Back this St. Pat’s Day
What if you’re one crazy Irishman (or wannabe crazy Irishman) and want to try something totally different from a pint of Guinness?
Photo: MARK SELIGER/GQ
Edwards’ lover talks to magazine
John Edward’s mistress, Rielle Hunter, spoke for the first time about their scandalous relationship that resulted in a love child in a lengthy interview with GQ magazine that hits newsstands today. Some excerpts:
Today’s celebrity babies and breakups
It seems like a stork (probably an arrogant, drunk, yet hilarious, stork) stopped by Paddy’s Bar and knocked up Sweet Dee with Mac’s baby.
How to spend your tax refund like a pro
Spring is in the air: It’s time to hunt down the best deal on this season’s must-have sandals, indulge in one too many candy Easter eggs and, oh yeah, do your taxes.
Jets Lose more than a coin toss
It’s tempting to say only the Jets could sign a future Hall of Fame running back and leave everyone talking about the coin toss they lost. This isn’t the time, though, for a same joke about the Jets.
Ex-AIG workers irked by payouts
Several former American International Group Inc. employees might sue the insurer after it gave them less retention bonus money than they should have received, their lawyers said yesterday.
Photo: GETTY IMAGES
Toyota: No proof of Calif. runaway Prius
Toyota representatives convened a news conference in San Diego, near the site of the March 8 report of the “runaway” vehicle, to announce preliminary findings of its examination of the 2008 Prius driven by James Sikes.
Lance Armstrong, the ongoing fight
Before cancer touched my own life, I rarely thought about the disease. When I was 25, it nearly killed me. An advanced form of cancer had spread throughout my body. My chances of surviving were poor. Even more remote was the possibility that I’d be able to compete as a professional cyclist again.
Can’t be St. Patrick’s Day without a little whiskey
Look — no matter how many Guinnesses we throw down today, we’re never going to be as Irish as Colum Egan, the master distiller at Bushmills. Egan oversees the entire whiskey-making process, from milling, yeasting, fermentation, distillation and aging. And since Bushmills has been producing the Irish spirit at the same distillery since 1608, he knows a thing or two concerning drinking and St. Patrick’s Day.
New York Going Out
Where to celebrate in the city
Almost every single bar in the city will be serving up beer and other specials for St. Patrick’s Day, but here are our picks for places that have the extra luck of the Irish.
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Music
MMMpod
The March MMMpod features conversation and music from
Surfer Blood and The Allman Brothers Band (There's a double-bill you're not too likely to see. However, Gregg Allman does mention Hannah Montana!). We also speak with Vampire Weekend and the Dropkick Murphys.
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My Money
How to spend your tax refund like a pro
Spring is in the air: It’s time to hunt down the best deal on this season’s must-have sandals, indulge in one too many candy Easter eggs and, oh yeah, do your taxes.