US – Tuesday, March 16

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Today’s celebrity babies and breakups

It seems like a stork (probably an arrogant, drunk, yet hilarious, stork) stopped by Paddy’s Bar and knocked up Sweet Dee with Mac’s baby.

New York Sports

Jets Lose more than a coin toss

It’s tempting to say only the Jets could sign a future Hall of Fame running back and leave everyone talking about the coin toss they lost. This isn’t the time, though, for a same joke about the Jets.

The police will be out in full force — so be careful!

On patrol, but not in 'Paddy wagon'

PHILADELPHIA. A roving crew of police officers will be scouring Northeast Philadelphia — and likely other areas as well — this evening in search of drunk-driving revelers who may have celebrated St. Patrick's Day a little bit too much.

How to spend your tax refund like a pro

Spring is in the air: It’s time to hunt down the best deal on this season’s must-have sandals, indulge in one too many candy Easter eggs and, oh yeah, do your taxes.

New York Sports

Devils bust out early, beat Bruins

Clarkson's two points lead Devils to 3-0 first-period lead. Devils have chance at Atlantic division lead when they host Pittsburgh on Wednesday.

Twenty years without a clue

For the past twenty years officials at the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum have been working with FBI agents the U.S. Attorney’s office to bring back 13 stolen artifacts that were infamously stolen on March 18th, 1990.

No Dance, but they’re playing

Tommy Amaker was surely something just south of exhausted yesterday afternoon, but the Harvard men’s basketball coach was still smiling.

Published 02:13, November the 25th, 2009

Golden builds class program

Not anymore, Cos. Al Golden has turned the football program of Temple’s most famous alum from a national laughingstock into a 9-2 squad that seems almost certainly headed to .. gasp ... a bowl game!

“I’m happy our team is going in the right direction,” said Golden, “but we’re not a program yet, which is the level we want.”

On Friday morning, the Owls put their school record nine-game winning streak on the line at Ohio University. The winner will meet Central Michigan for the MAC title on Dec. 4. For the first time since 1979, there’s a bowl game looming for Temple.

“We don’t catalog shop for players, and we don’t need someone else to bless our kids,” Golden said.

“I believe if you build a class program, you won’t have to go back to losing.’’

At least the Owls should never have to fear Hofstra again.

JON MARKS