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Philadelphia Inquirer News

Porky pussycat may have to give up the crown
There's a new fat cat in town.

Three Ocean City beaches closed due to medical waste
Three Ocean City beaches were closed this morning after some medical waste washed up, according to the state Department of Environmental Services.

Obama ‘watch party’ tonight at Independence Mall
Sen. Barack Obama's acceptance speech can be seen on a big outdoor screen tonight at Independence Mall, weather permitting.

McCain: 'I haven't decided yet'
Looking toward his turn in the spotlight, Republican presidential nominee-in-waiting John McCain said Thursday he had yet to decide on a running mate.

Beastly meeting of cow, bear might have been playing

“Choking game” considered in hanging death of 8-year-old

Man convicted for child cruely in Muslim ceremony
A man accused of involving two teenage boys in self-flagellation as part of a Muslim religious ritual was convicted of child cruelty Wednesday.

Peco lowering gas rates about 5%
Peco Energy Co. announced today that it will be lowering its gas rates about 5 percent effective Sept. 1 because of an expected supply cost decrease.