An ongoing collection of unsolved hit-and-run cases, with a focus on car/pedestrian incidents, from across the country since Jan. ‘010. If you know something about any of these incidents, or one that I’ve missed, do the right thing and call…
Hit-and-Run America XXVI
An ongoing collection of unsolved hit-and-run cases, with a focus on car/pedestrian incidents, from across the country since Jan. ‘010. If you know something about any of these incidents, or one that I’ve missed, do the right thing and call…
One Day, Three Stories
1. Here’s one from today’s Philadelphia Weekly about last week’s hit-and-run penalty-strengthening hearing in NE Philly. The teeth-sinking process hit Stack’s district last Thursday at Nazareth Hospital right off Roosevelt Boulevard when a Senate Transportation Committee hearing was held to…
Going West…
S’up. Just wanted to let all y’all know posts on the site will be scarce between now and March 22 and I’ll be out in the Nevada desert chasing a coyote with my wolfpack, which I suspect may grow by…
Hit-and-Run America XXV
An ongoing collection of unsolved hit-and-run cases, with a focus on car/pedestrian incidents, from across the country since Jan. ‘010. If you know something about any of these incidents, or one that I’ve missed, do the right thing and call…
Weekend Reading Roundup (Bulletpoint Edition)
Oh, so that’s why erbody wanted to rally up and get a piece of the Iraqi-reconstruction sandpie. Kind of saw this one coming, didn’t’I?): Investigators looking into corruption involving reconstruction in Iraq say they have opened more than 50 new…
Hit-and-Run America (Vol. XXIV)
An ongoing collection of unsolved hit-and-run cases, with a focus on car/pedestrian incidents, from across the country since Jan. ‘010. If you know something about any of these incidents, or one that I’ve missed, do the right thing and call…
Brave New (Parenting) World
Here’s a link to my column in today’s Inquirer about my take on pre-parenthood in a social-media era … In the era of To Catch a Predator, safety is one obvious (and overplayed) issue. But so is simple privacy. Both…
Three crazy peas in a lunacy pod
This week’s Sports Illustrated “Sign of the Apocalypse” very well could’ve been Jim “Insane Lunatic” Bunning (“This Jim Bunning—the one who conducted a one-man filibuster against unemployment benefits—no, that’s not the Jim Bunning I knew,” [Marvin] Miller says.) or John…