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By Tara Murtha
Why Notorious Mob Informant R alph Natale Is Suing the United States Government
The former Philly mob boss says he’s been losing his sight steadily for years, and alleges that, while in prison, the federal authorities purposely deprived him of proper treatment. His testimony in four splashy trials helped the Department of Justice bring the most hidden parts of mafia life in Philly and New Jersey to light—and to send many criminals to prison. In return, he alleges, the feds willfully let him sink into darkness.
By PW Staff
Calendar: August 22-28
Turkish BBQ, Naked Bike Ride, Gay Tailgate and more to see and do this week in Philly.
By Brian McManus
Martha Graham Still Crackers After All These Years
The oh-so-fabulous Martha Graham Cracker Cabaret celebrates its 7th anniversary with a gig guaranteed to please.
By J. Cooper Robb
Happy Silver Anniversary, Arden Theatre Company
One of Philadelphia's true cultural treasures turns 25 this season. And it’s never looked better.
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