Here's a quick and dirty solution I came up with. Ideally, you should get with vroom about getting a "basic info, no fancy stuff" data feed, if there isn't something already (similar to the slashdot style info boxes). Anyway, here it is: 
{
open(PAGE, "$PageToParse.html") or die "Could not open: $!\n";
local $/;
while (<PAGE>) {
  m#<TITLE>(.*)</TITLE># and $title=$1;
  s#^.*?</TABLE>##s;
  s#<!-- nodelets start.*##s;
  print $_; ## Or to a new file, etc.
}
}

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Short, ugly, and to the point. The Title is the only thing of value I can see keeping up until the end of the first TABLE tag. Jettison all that, jettison everything after the nodelets, and add back in stuff like the title, <BODY>, </BODY>, etc. as you desire.

In reply to Re: Stripping tags from a PerlMonks page. by turnstep
in thread Stripping tags from a PerlMonks page. by dmtelf

Title:
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