• The story of Roger Band, Bill Clinton's travel doctor, and Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania ER doctor.
• A look back at Easter in Philly—specifically, Philly's Easter Promenade & Finery Contest.
• New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson and Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell agree that the Democratic campaign has become too negative and that it's getting to be about time to just pick a candidate and get behind that person. The problem is, they don't agree on which candidate that should be. Rendell has endorsed Hillary Clinton, and Richardson endorsed Barack Obama on Friday.
• Now that Senator Fumo is out of the race, his allies have been lining up behind the candidacy of Center City lawyer Larry Farnese. Farnese's opponents claim this is evidence that he's just a Fumo surrogate, but Farnese insists he's his own man.
• The city is hoping that a new management method called PhillyStat will "vastly improve customer service, deploy city resources more efficiently, and tightly focus city departments on Mayor Nutter's priorities."
• As we enter the homestretch for voter registration in Pennsylvania, the Inquirer looks back at the last time in history that the PA presidential primary mattered.

Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, 12/1/1978; the photo is in the public domain and comes from the National Archives via pingnews.