What happened on April 19, 2010
NEWS
Environmentalists decry N.J. land sale Holly Farm in Millville would become a housing complex. A critic said it would be "a gash in the heart of this land." By Jacqueline L. Urgo INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
SideShow YOUR DAILY DOSE OF GOSSIP THE INQUIRER STAFF
Turning the tables on the 'catch & wreckers'
Musical's ordinary plot is charmingly done By Toby Zinman FOR THE INQUIRER
Mom has a problem with school message-monitoring
Aiming to be a Marine, write poetry By Patricia Mans FOR THE INQUIRER
Eilen Jewell: Chat, charm Singer and her seasoned band leave them wanting more at the Tin Angel. By David R. Stampone FOR THE INQUIRER
Unhappy Anniversary What Anti-government Sentiment Wrought 15 Years Ago
Clarifying those responses
Be Wary Of Those Who Wrecked The Brt
How 'net neutrality' really works By TIM WU
A Canadian threat averted? Obama's nuclear summit made much of little and ignored the real dangers. By Charles Krauthammer
Letters To The Editor
Aid cuts drive school board race in Glouco By Jan Hefler INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A 'Lughnasa' that's light on its feet By Wendy Rosenfield FOR THE INQUIRER
Robert W. Gray, executive with Friends agency By Claudia Vargas INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
N. Penn teachers go out on strike Talks broke down Sunday. A union official said walkout could last 7 days. By Sam Wood INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
It's a Renaissance affair Piffaro uses works from 17th-century Spain to tell a tale of illicit lovers. By David Patrick Stearns INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Synagogue celebrates good move it made By David O'Reilly INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Probiotic growth precedes science By Christina Hernandez FOR THE INQUIRER
School districts await say of voters Budget approvals Tuesday will likely mean higher property taxes. Officials began pressing their cases early this time. By Maya Rao INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Selective history The Virginia governor's first proclamation failed even to mention slavery.
Alone, and lonesome, at the top of his genre Country music crossed over with Hank Williams. By John Rossi
Tax hike, cutbacks in a top district Cherry Hill residents go to the polls Tuesday to vote on a 4% higher levy for leaner schools. By James Osborne INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Betting man's business at risk John Palumbo is wagering that the state will OK his school for casino dealers. By Kia Gregory | Inquirer Staff Writer
Linda Galbraith, 61, retirement-home exec By Walter F. Naedele INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The power of small change Schools that have educated thousands in Central Asia grew out of pennies and a failure. By Lou Anne Bulik
Who wants tickets? Mere mortals may pay ticket brokers exorbitant prices to see big-name concerts, but that's not what elected officials do.
She keeps bikes, and their owners, always in tune By Art Carey, Inquirer Staff Writer
A little more mustard When the Phillie Phanatic fires hot dogs into the stands this season, he's using a higher-caliber launcher made to order for speedy beef delivery. By Tom Avril INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Can Phila. learn from 'Horror High'? Demise of Brooklyn's Lafayette High poses questions for healing South Phila.'s divisions. By Liz Willen FOR THE INQUIRER
BUSINESS
A dream, for rent or sale After 21 years and $5.5 million restoring the Bergdoll Mansion, Siriak Zakarian needs help with the mortgage. By Alan J. Heavens INQUIRER REAL ESTATE WRITER
SPORTS
High & Inside: Rules of the octopi
PhilliesExtra By Matt Gelb, Inquirer Staff Writer
Temple's defense is way ahead of the offense in Cherry and White game Daily News Staff Report
Happ could miss next start By Matt Gelb INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Hernandez delivers for Lakewood BY THE INQUIRER STAFF
Low & Outside By Don McKee, Inquirer Staff Writer
Roethlisberger returning to practice today under cloud Daily News Wire Services
Falk's strike grabs a point for Independence By Marc Narducci INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
McNabb's a 'natural leader' for Redskins By DAVID ELFIN For the Daily News
Despite injuries, Penn State's Lee could be high pick By Keith Pompey INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Pennsbury, Spring-Ford boys unbeaten By Pat Leonard FOR THE INQUIRER
Hamels shines, but Phillies go quietly By Matt Gelb INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Garnett's not apologizing for his elbow Daily News Wire Services
Big-game Giroux maintains touch By Sam Carchidi INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Whippets' ace cheering team Raymond, sidelined by back pain, still could play some this season. By Don Beideman INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Snider's overtime goal lifts Wings Daily News Wire Services
5 former Owls seeking chance in the NFL By Kevin Tatum INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Getting a line on backers The Eagles could opt to draft a linebacker with their first pick. By Jonathan Tamari INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
There's no stopping Crosby as Penguins take 2-1 series lead over Sens Daily News Wire Services
High & Inside By Don McKee, Inquirer Staff Writer
Teixeira hits first home run of season to lead Yankees Daily News Wire Services
Overtime goal ugly, but truly beautiful By Ray Parrillo INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Jimenez gets no sleep after no-hitter Daily News Wire Services
Nadal snaps drought with sixth consecutive win at Monte Carlo Daily News Wire Services
Davis hands playoff win to Furyk Daily News Wire Services
Who's on first? Lenape leaps in By Marc Narducci INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
OT Work Pays Off Carcillo's goal dusts Devils; Flyers take 2-1 series lead. By Sam Carchidi INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
ENTERTAINMENT
Taut, tense 'Neverland' offers readers a heckuva ride By JEROME MAIDA For the Daily News
The other opera on Broad Little-noticed Temple University company performs stellar shows By TOM DI NARDO For the Daily News
Holy Kabbalah! Madonna's plumber in hot water By HOWARD GENSLER Daily News wire services contributed to this report
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