What happened on July 09, 2006
NEWS
Casual Sundays, relaxed fit A pastor fashions informal, entertaining services to better suit the spiritual needs of his congregation. By Louise Harbach INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Museum sells its yacht The "Enticer" is gone. In another financial move, someone donated $1 million. By Craig R. McCoy INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Gaza's hope from year ago extinguished Palestinians say the occupation never really ended. Israel says it wants to stop the militants' rocket launches. By Michael Matza INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Swann still looking for momentum By Angela Couloumbis INQUIRER HARRISBURG BUREAU
Officials might bar company from A.C. The construction firm has ties with ex-police leader Bernard Kerik, who pleaded guilty in another case. By George Anastasia INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Letters
Author's real-life advice for your redo By Claire Whitcomb FOR THE INQUIRER
Irish hospitality at best in Donegal By Walter Fox FOR THE INQUIRER
At U.N., a new rights panel doesn't necessarily mean change By Kevin Ferris
N.J. Finances Deal reached, but work is not over
The masses as the media By Chris Satullo
Government and Media Times' bashers are reckless and wrong
N.J. Open Again Budget: For pet projects, millions at the last minute. By Dwight Ott INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A very big show for little railroads By Mari A. Schaefer INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Eyes right: Looking for the season's chic shades By Dwayne Campbell INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Unpredictable lines in S.D. abortion fight By Paul Nussbaum INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The deck was stacked in his favor In N.J., governors almost always are holding the best hand, but Corzine still had to play to win. By Kaitlin Gurney, Elisa Ung and Jennifer Moroz INQUIRER TRENTON BUREAU
A Christianity that honors difference Voices for gay rights are not the religion's loudest, but these activists also are adhering to tradition. By Chris Hedges
A safety net for young runaways By Valerie Reed INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Dave Chappelle returns to the tube with a special - or does he really? By Tirdad Derakhshani INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A respite in turbulent lives Shelters in Warminster and Royersford offer runaway teens a roof, safety and counseling. By Valerie Reed INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
There's a twinkle in her eye for art Ingrid Schaffner, curator at the Institute of Contemporary Art, is known for vision and humor. By Edith Newhall FOR THE INQUIRER
N.J. Open Again Casinos: Atlantic City quickly gears up with gusto. By Suzette Parmley INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Diet miracle a spam special But does African Hoodia plant actually work? By Erika Engelhaupt FOR THE INQUIRER
Time for Water Works The neoclassical jewel on the Schuylkill will, at last, see the opening of its restaurant. By Stephan Salisbury INQUIRER CULTURE WRITER
Visualizing victory A South Jersey psychiatrist uses hypnotism to help athletes win. Now he wants to expand its use in helping his regular patients. By Kerry O'Connor FOR THE INQUIRER
For some in Stone Harbor, Peter Max's art is not bliss By Amy S. Rosenberg INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Summer Classics are back After a decade away, West Chester University revives theater. By Matt Sandy FOR THE INQUIRER
Never too late to hit the sandlot Chester County boasts three community baseball leagues for players with desire - and a few years. By Don Beideman INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Drug-corner epidemic Despite 100 deaths in this region, heroin laced with fentanyl is hot. By Sam Wood, Dwight Ott and Troy Graham INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
She's leaving a good example For 23 years, "TPS" head Sandra Dean inspired others to learn as she built an exemplar of progressive education. By Martha Woodall INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
SPORTS
Barrage whip the Pride, 17-7 BY THE INQUIRER STAFF
On Baseball By Jim Salisbury, Inquirer Staff Writer
Red Barons are beaten by Red Wings, 9-5 THE INQUIRER STAFF
Tracks back in business after N.J. shutdown ends THE INQUIRER STAFF
Italy, France search for solace THE INQUIRER STAFF
Phils find answer for Pirates Cory Lidle made a solid start and his teammates scored early. They can win their first series in a month today. By Todd Zolecki INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Road to Nowhere Their once-promising season is crashing Many questions: This team has problems, and pitching is the biggest. By Todd Zolecki INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
First-Half All-Stars A midseason list of the players worthy of winning awards. By Jim Salisbury, Inquirer Staff Writer
Two schools are cleared but still outraged The Va. preps don't know how they even got on the list. "It is beyond all comprehension," one basketball coach said. By Rob Parent and Jeff McLane INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Academic probe isn't going away While many prep schools have been cleared by the NCAA, individual athletes' records are being checked. By Rob Parent and Jeff McLane INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
ENTERTAINMENT
Animating Dick's paranoid vision By Steven Rea INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
Cash gives his all as 'Dr. Death' nears By Dan DeLuca INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
They've created a monster Old legend meets new music in the opera "Grendel" at Lincoln Center, wherein Philadelphia's Eric Owens gets a beastly makeover, and Beowulf gets a behemoth production. By David Patrick Stearns INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Dark days after Katrina led bluesman to 'Rise' By Nick Cristiano INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
BUSINESS
Litigation Inoculation New FDA policy aims to preempt suits over labels. A U.S. judge here said it was right. By Thomas Ginsberg INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
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