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• Debris falling from the South Street Bridge fell onto the Schuylkill Expressway yesterday, causing an accident, according to Action News. But wait! The Inquirer says nothing fell onto the Expressway at all and only a plate was shifted! Who can you believe here?
• Albertson’s, parent company of ACME (pronounced Ack-a-me), has sold the supermarket chain to Supervalu, based in Minneapolis. But local managers are going to stay in charge, so really this should mean nothing to you. Not that you all don’t shop at Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s — or, in West Philly, Freshgrocer — nowadays anyway. [Inky]
• A Drexel reserve guard, apparently nervous about the matchup against Gary Neal and Towson, managed to break the backboard in warmups yesterday on a hard dunk. The Dragons won anyway. [Inky]
• Penn prez Amy Guttman has pledge $5 million more in security on campus, with most of it going to lighting. So, soon both Penn and Temple will be places in Philadelphia that, at night, are as bright as standing on the surface of the sun. [Daily Pennsylvanian]
• Downingtown East High School star quarterback Pat Devlin changes his mind on college, spurning Miami for Penn State. Congrats to Daily Local News reporter and friend-of-yours-truly, Dave Zeitlin, who had this first. [Daily Local News]
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