Police say the instrument was left in an overhead bin on a Philadelphia-bound Megabus.
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‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ brownstone on the market
Its owner is seeking a new start away from New York City.
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Spending and incomes show weak gains
Consumers spent at a lackluster rate in November as their incomes barely grew, suggesting that Americans may struggle to keep spending more into 2012.
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Ellen DeGeneres buys Brad Pitt’s Malibu home
The house may have been too small for the Jolie-Pitt clan, but may be just right for the talk show host and her wife, Portia De Rossi.
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Why you shouldn’t buy the first house you see
Experiencing a lot of different properties and neighborhoods gives you a wider perspective, which ultimately helps in the final decision.
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Juliana L’Heureux: Reader looking to build pride in French heritage
Eleanor Dunnell, 87, of Buxton has a good idea about how families can give one another thoughtful holiday gifts by researching genealogies for future generations. She’s spent many years researching her family’s multiple genealogies, gathering information for her children, nephews and nieces. “I don’t think enough young people know about their heritages, but they should,” […]
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Police: Snowfall hampers search for toddler
Police say teams of wardens will conduct searches today as necessary when requested by detectives.
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2 juveniles in custody following credit union robbery
A 14- and 15-year-old were taken into custody around 6:20 a.m. in connection with the robbery of University Credit Union.
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Witness now says he watched suspect set coffee-shop fire
A witness testifies that he watched Raymond Bellavance pour gasoline behind the Grand View Topless Coffee shop and set it ablaze with his lighter.
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Scrapbook tells how Rudolph went down in history
Curious to know more about how Rudolph really went down in history? Well, gather around, children. It’s all in the pages of a long-overlooked scrapbook compiled by the story’s author and housed at his alma mater, Dartmouth College . . .