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The train from d. C. To new york but no one on the train was hurt. The trenton line is now suspended while police investigate. Trains are getting by slowly at this point. Moving to our weather. Heavy rain all afternoon creating gridlock and some flooded roadways as well. If you are waiting on a loved one, be patient this evening. It is bumper to bumper just about everywhere you turn. Taking a look at the roads, this is the schuykill expressway right before the northeast extension. Look at the tr...

Or face towing, most of those vehicles will need to be moved by sunday, september 20th. But, if you have a 20dollar plaque adder to park in a ppa garage, youll have until thursday, september 24th, to move your vehicle. Another option is the Naval Hospital lot at 1600 paterson avenue, this location has about 1500 parking spots, and will be available for free beginning that week. Go to our website at cbsphilly. Com papal visit. And in addition to roadways, being closed we also learned tonight sele...

Or face towing, most of those vehicles will need to be moved by sunday, september 20th. But, if you have a 20dollar plaque adder to park in a ppa garage, youll have until thursday, september 24th, to move your vehicle. Another option is the Naval Hospital lot at 1600 paterson avenue, this location has about 1500 parking spots, and will be available for free beginning that week. Go to our website at cbsphilly. Com papal visit. And in addition to roadways, being closed we also learned tonight sele...

Despite the recent success, the Philadelphia Phillies front office didnt rank well in an anonymous poll of MLB executives by The Athletic. Heres why Dave Dombrowski and the front office deserve more love from around the league.

And here it is, folks—the Twins Almanac for March 31st: March 31, 1971 Twins Release Tiant After just one season in Minnesota, the Twins released Luis Tiant at the end of spring training on this date in 1971. 1970—Tiant’s sole season in Minnesota—was the middle of a three-year rough patch in his ...

Thirty-one years ago, Peter G. Angelos was his hometown’s hero — a tavern owner’s son who came of age in working-class Highlandtown, built a legal empire and used his fortune to purchase the Orioles. By all accounts, Angelos cared less about the mechanics of baseball than he did about restoring local ownership for a cherished civic institution. He knew how deeply the Colts had wounded his city ...

The news that the Angelos family has agreed to sell the Orioles for $1.725 billion to a group headed by Baltimore-born billionaire David Rubenstein reminded Stan "The Fan" Charles of a phone call he received 31 years ago.

We have reached the present day.

On Friday, the Minnesota Twins announced that former general manager Terry Ryan will go into the Twins Hall of Fame this summer, along with long-time bullpen coach Rick Stelmaszek. I’ve often said that Ryan is one of the best people I’ve had the chance to meet in baseball, and I thought it would be fun to share a few fun stories of interacting with him.

One strike and they’re out