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TRUMP GETS ANOTHER CHANCE WITH ALLIES

US READY TO USE FORCE ON N.KOREA ‘IF WE MUST’

102 SHOT IN CHICAGO OVER HOLIDAY WEEKEND

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President Donald Trump will get a chance to patch up trans-Atlantic ties this week when he meets with NATO allies still rattled by his failure on an earlier trip to embrace the principle that an attack against one member is an attack against all. Trump arrived on Wednesday in Warsaw, Poland, where the White House said he would showcase his commitment to the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-

tion in a speech and in meetings with a group of nations closest to Russia on his way to the G-20 summit in Germany on Friday and Saturday. “He will lay out a vision not only for America’s future relationship with Europe, but the future of our trans-Atlantic alliance, and what that means for American security and American prosperity,” Trump’s national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, told reporters last week.

The U.S. warned that it was ready to use force “if we must” to stop North Korea’s nuclear missile program but said it prefers global diplomatic action against Pyongyang for its test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile. U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said North Korea’s actions were “quickly closing off the possibility of a diplomatic solution” and the United States

was prepared to defend itself and its allies. “One of our capabilities lies with our considerable military forces. We will use them if we must, but we prefer not to have to go in that direction,” Haley told an emergency U.N. Security Council meeting. North Korea on Tuesday test-launched an ICBM, which some experts believe has the range to reach Alaska and the Pacific Northwest of the United States.

A total of 102 people were shot in Chicago over the Fourth of July weekend, leaving at least 14 dead, according to police and local media, as the city continues to grapple with gun crime. Police officials counted 71 shooting incidents and 14 murders between 6 p.m. on Friday and early Wednesday, according to data provided by police spokesman Frank Giancamilli on Wednesday. The Chicago Tribune newspaper

tallied the total number of victims shot in those incidents at 101 between Friday afternoon and early Wednesday. Police could not immediately provide the number of victims shot. Gangs were a major source of the violence, Chicago Police First Deputy Superintendent Kevin Navarro said at a news conference on Wednesday. Chicago police deployed 1,300 additional officers to patrol during the Fourth of July weekend.

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Six in 10 American voters support the new ban on people from six predominantly Muslim countries from entering the United States unless they can show they have a close relative here, according to opinion poll results released on Wednesday. The Politico-Morning Consult poll found 37 percent of voters said they “strongly supported” the new U.S. State Department guidelines that would deny visas to citizens of Iran, Libya, Syria,

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Urban Axes: Killing it in Philly Metro columnist tries out competitive axe-throwing in East Kensington. CASSIE HEPLER @MetroPhilly letters@metro.us

“Let’s mix booze and sharp blades together!” Wise words from a group of Australians who started throwing axes in Canada 10 years ago and brought the popular sport to Philly, at a venue called Urban Axes. The building is a 6,000-square-foot East Kensington warehouse with beaters to Beamers parked outside. Sparse on the inside, there is raw wood everywhere and groups of people cheering and yelling like an Irish pub. Only once have they had an incident with someone getting too tipsy since they opened in September 2016, and they

just benched him. The key? Only wine and beer are allowed at this BYOB, with no hard liquor, and customers must be over 21. And since it is physically demanding, you’ll probably sweat it off anyway. To keep your booze cool, there are large fridges — like in your parents’ garage — which are also available for potlucks. If you’re picturing a lumberjack ax, you’re wrong. The complimentary axes thrown here are only a stone or less if you want to buy your own beloved blade and decorate it. Think of an oversized dart … that can cut your toes off, which is why they stress wearing closed-toe shoes, as they are surprisingly bouncy. After I signed my life away on an iPad with an inclusive photography disclaimer, we were off to our rarely private corner as the place was packed to the gills. Lily Cope, aka ax master general (not kidding,

Urban Axes offers customers a chance to perfect their ax-throwing skills. CASSIE HEPLER

that’s her title), showed me the ropes of how to hold the ax all the way toward the base with my right hand and wrap the left around so my thumbs make an “X.” Then step forward and aim the hilt of the ax toward the bullseye, which required one eye shut in my case (due to my glasses or maybe I always did that in darts,

too). Focus, then pull the ax backward over your head all the way, so your elbows are praising Jesus, and throw that sucker toward the target with precision, not power. Your hands should be straight back after you release, like an awkward penguin trying to fly. I missed. Then I missed again. And again. And

again. And then finally, somehow, after focusing with one eye shut, I nailed that sucker right in between the bottom middle circle and felt triumphant. It was a total fluke as the next throw was a flop as well, but I had hit the jackpot and wanted more. A girlfriend who is part of a league told me the key is drinking, but I stuck

to my iced mocha coffee with whipped cream. If we were in a match, the middle circle is five points, the second is three, the outer is one and the green dots overhead are seven each. Bringing out my competitive nature, I wanted to nail the bullseye, but our time was up already, and I left feeling slightly incomplete. I will be back … with a crew next time, and we will be the ones yelling, cheering and jeering. To celebrate their continued success of expanding to Baltimore, Cincinnati and Austin, Texas, Urban Axes is throwing a tournament of champions and summer skills in July, which will be judged by time, being ambidextrous and throwing with a partner, and will include beer sponsors and a food truck or two. It may just be for leagues, but you can watch and then get on the waitlist for next season.

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where it will be kept for the next day or so. Dorminy said that the snake is healthy and seems friendly — she believes that the python is someone’s lost pet. “He’s really friendly, and he’s in really good condition,” she said. “We believe he’s someone’s pet who got out.” It is not illegal to own a Burmese python in Philadelphia, Dorminy said, noting that the snake isn’t venomous or poisonous. While they hold the animal, Dorminy said, they have nicknamed the snake “Petunia.” If the owner doesn’t come forward in the next few days, she said, the python will be turned over to another authority, such as a nature preserve or special shelter for reptiles, because ACCT’s shelter isn’t really the best place to house the animal. These types of snakes can grow as large as 20 feet long and weigh 200 pounds. If you’ve lost a Burmese python in South Philadelphia, contact ACCT at 267-385-3800 or visit acctphilly.org to find out how to be reunited with your pet.

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President Trump’s Twitter outbursts are normalizing cyberbullying, an expert says Isn’t Melania supposed to be fighting cyberbullying?

Trump’s cyberbullying could serve to normalize the behavior, he added. In the last week alone, Trump has used Twitter as a platform to attack a journalist’s

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When President Donald Trump called MSNBC morning show host Mika Brzezinski “crazy” and said she was “bleeding badly from a face-lift,” it was a shocking attack on a journalist, though not an unsurprising one from a commander in chief who has become known for his brazen remarks on Twitter. Experts have equated Trump’s online behavior to cyberbullying — harm that is inflicted through technology and is done willfully and repeatedly. Clinical psychologist Dr. Joel Haber said in transforming the bully pulpit into plain old cy-

judge who blocked his travel ban in his Twitter attacks, though he’s been especially brutal toward women and attacking their appearances. It’s behavior that Dr. Haber said could

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US ambassador, brother to Mika Brzezinski, sees work disappear from government website Timing suggests fallout from President Trump’s feud with the “Morning Joe� host. Natalia Brzezinski and former U.S. Ambassador Mark Brzezinski have found that some of their online work has been deleted. GETTY IMAGES

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Former U.S. ambassador Mark Brzezinski has had his work deleted from the U.S. Embassy website, as retaliation for the Trump-â€?Morning Joeâ€? feud involving his sister, host Mika Brzezinski, the ambassador’s wife said. Last week, President Trump dialed up his feud with Brzezinski and cohost Joe Scarborough over what he considered overly critical coverage on the program. He tweeted a particularly harsh attack on Brzezinski, calling her “dumb as a box of rocksâ€? and “bleeding badly from a facelift,â€? which drew widespread partisan rebuke and consumed most of a news cycle. It was then that Natalia Brzezinski, wife of

Mark Brzezinski, the former U.S. ambassador to Sweden under President Barack Obama, noticed that the couple’s blog on the U.S. Embassy website had been removed. Natalia Brzezinski said she and the ambassador were approached about having a joint blog by then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and digital adviser Alec Ross. “We had a mandate to be a modern ambassadorial couple,� she said. “We recorded all that we did on that U.S. Embassy blog, with a view to leaving the ideas, and the example of an activist embassy, for future generations.� In the wake of the president’s sexist remarks, the ambassador’s wife was attempting to show her daughter the blog as an example of positive gender dynamics, she said, when she saw that the couple’s work was no longer online. “It’s such a sadness and a shame to see a president try to erase that authentic and hard work,� she said. “It is so depressing to go back-

ward, it feels as if our hard work and the heart we put into it is erased.â€? “Ambassadorships are supposed to be nonpartisan and about American values, not about the values of any one party,â€? she said. “Erasing our digital footprint is a major assault on the freedom of expression and also the pure, nonpartisan nature of what diplomacy and ambassadorships are supposed to be about.â€? The White House has not commented. This may be the first digital deletion of the Trump administration to bear the hallmarks of a personal grudge, but it is only the latest in a series of erasures seemingly intended to send a message. Hours after Trump’s inauguration, the White House’s webpage on civil rights disappeared, along with pages on LGBT rights and disabilities. The website’s section on climate change has since been taken down. Metro Sweden’s Henrik Ek contributed to this report.

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Congressman apologizes for filming inside Auschwitz gas chamber A U.S. congressman who was criticized for filming a video inside a former gas chamber at the Auschwitz death camp apologized and removed it from social media on Wednesday, saying he had intended it as a tribute to those killed at the Nazirun site. Representative Clay Higgins, a Louisiana Republican, had come under fire from the AuschwitzBirkenau Memorial and Museum in Poland for the five-minute video he filmed at the camp where more than a million people were murdered during World War II. Higgins said in a statement that he had taken down the video out of respect for those who felt it was wrong or caused pain. “My intent was to offer a reverent hom-

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The series’ second relaunch gets it right this time — for the most part.

Tom Holland’s Peter Parker in “Spider-Man: Homecoming” is a real charmer.

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It actually feels like classic “Spider-Man” By “classic,” we mean classic —like the old comics, before they turned heavy and dark, and the silly cartoon. The third Peter Parker in 15 years feels a lot like the Peter Parker created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko: a gee-whiz everyday kid beyond stoked he has superpowers. He’ll gain baggage later, learn that with great power comes great responsibility, yada yada. But when “Homecoming” opens, Holland’s Peter acts exactly like a boy who watches too many Marvel movies who’s just learned he’s going to fight alongside the real Avengers.

It’s funny, but not “Deadpool” funny “Spider-Man: Homecoming” won us over with some jokes about larb. Actually, it won us over well before that. Long before Peter Parker (Tom Holland) and the now much youthenized Aunt May (Marisa Tomei) started making goofy jokes over their Thai dinner — their leftfield culinary shout-out is even better than the shawarma ending of the first “Avengers” — it was obvious “Spider-Man: Homecoming” was a charmer. It was clear from the very start that this was quick on its feet, fun and funny, yet not smug and self-satisfied a la “Deadpool.”

It offers something new “Homecoming” is the first Marvel Cinematic Universe entry to give us a view from the ground, of people who live in a world with superheroes. In “Homecoming,” Iron Man, et al. are cherished just like they are here in the real world. Criminals wear Halloween store Avengers masks when sticking up banks. High school girls play F/M/K with their names. And the movie’s villain — a contractor played by Michael Keaton — becomes a bad guy because Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) screwed him out of a job to clean up the mess left after the first “Avengers.”

It plays with the Marvel Cinematic Universe in clever ways Of course, Peter already did fight alongside the real Avengers. The hilarious opening of “Homecoming” restages the royal rumble from “Captain America: Civil War” but entirely from smartphone footage an excitable Peter shot while he was filing his cameo/charming intro. Then he’s bummed that they don’t call him back for another round. Peter wants to be a star, but he’s not yet ready for prime time. That he’s gotten a taste makes it worse when he has to return to Queens, go back to being a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, bust the perps too small for the Avengers. Of course, he could always tell himself at least he’s not stuck in yet another origin story.

Now for the bad news “Homecoming” is such a blast it takes a long time to realize you might not care about anyone or anything that’s happening. It’s the opposite of the emo first Spidey reboot, starring a brooding Andrew Garfield. And yet there’s the rub: Maybe the opposite is not ideal, either. The downside to constant, very funny jokes is that it never slows down like the original Tobey Maguire ones did, never pauses for character beats that make us invested beyond being constantly entertained, as Sam Raimi made sure to do. You might not notice that absence right away, but you may notice it as “Homecoming” wears on. And though you may like Holland’s Spidey — and he is charming and lovable — you don’t really care for him either. But not so fast: Let’s not forget how strong “Spider-Man: Homecoming” started, how it gave us the finest and fleetest first act-and-change the current Marvel regime has yet produced. This is a summer blockbuster that finds room for larb jokes. Cherish that.

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How the internet turned us all crazy Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon talk “The Big Sick” and being cool with their parents. MATT PRIGGE @mattprigge

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For the record, Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon have great relationships with their parents. The couple wrote the dramatic comedy “The Big Sick,” which is based on their lives — specifically on their courtship, when a nasty case of the flu plunger her into a monthlong coma. But their onscreen parents aren’t quite the same as the real deal. The movie version of Emily (played by Zoe Kazan) has parents (Holly Hunter and Ray Romano) who are easily flustered, often bickering. Meanwhile, film Kumail (played by Nanjiani himself) is afraid to tell his

In “The Big Sick,” in theaters Friday, Kumail Nanjiani spends a lot of time with his girlfriend’s parents, played by Holly Hunter and Ray Romano. NICOLE RIVELLI

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traditional Pakistani family (Anupam Kher and Zenobia Shroff) he’s dating a white American. “My parents pretty much said, ‘Oh, it’s only a movie. It’s not like us at all,’� says Gordon. Nanjiani’s mother and father had a different response. “For them it was weird. They were like, ‘How is this going to be a comedy? Some really awful things happened to us, and you’re going to make fun of it?’� recalls Nanjiani. “I had to say, ‘We’re not making fun of it. We’re going to keep it real.’� The result is a Sundance hit that also winds up saying as much about parental relationships as it does about love. “Sometimes there are certain things you have to take out of your relationship with your parents,� Nanjiani says. “With your parents, there are certain things you disagree on, and every time you go to them it’s going to be a s— show. It’s OK to be like, ‘We have a relationship, we love each other, but there’s this one thing we’re just not going to talk about.’�

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People can be awful In real life, Nanjiani is a proliďŹ c Twitterer, sometimes going after politicians who cross the line. Being on social media also means he sometimes attracts the worst of humanity, who pelt him with bigoted comments. “On Twitter, I hear that stu all the time,â€? Nanjiani explains. “It’s so strange: We’re at

this point where people feel OK saying, ‘I’m not for racemixing.’ People feel that’s a valid opinion to have, and you can just say it. The internet empowers people to say it in real life, too. There’s people in the House of Representatives that say that s—. How is it OK that this person feels OK saying this and they aren’t run out of town?� Nanjiani has a theory about what drove people to become so insane: “How people would talk in real life used to be how they would talk

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Andy Samberg can’t wait for ‘Game of Thrones’ either enhancing drugs, what was it like getting Lance Armstrong on to make fun of himself? It wasn’t that difficult. [Laughs] Murray wrote the idea for him into the script because we were making a comedy about cycling and he’s still the face of cycling. So we were like, “We can’t really do a comedy about cycling without even asking him.”

We chatted with the “SNL” alum about his new mockumentary, “Tour de Pharmacy.” RACHAEL VAUGHAN CLEMMONS @rachaelclemz

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Why did Andy Samberg pick the competitive world of cycling for his latest mockumentary? “[Just] the look of it made us giggle,” says the 38-year-old over the phone. “A lot of grown men in spandex.” With even a passing familiarity with Andy Samberg’s work, you’ll know exactly what to expect from “Tour de Pharmacy,” a fictitious look at doping in competitive cycling circa 1982. It’s also flush with over-the-top performances from the likes of Samberg himself, Orlando Bloom, John Cena, Daveed Diggs and more. We talked to the very chill “Brooklyn NineNine” star — who was preparing to binge drink

From left: Daveed Diggs, Orlando Bloom, Andy Samberg, John Cena and Freddie Highmore do their worst in “Tour de Pharmacy,” premiering on HBO, July 8 at 10 p.m. JOHN P. JOHNSON/HBO

Bud Light for Independence Day — about choosing competitive cycling over curling, Orlando Bloom’s chiseled bod and, of course, “Game of Thrones” mania. How soon after “7 Days in Hell” did you and writer Murray Miller decide to do another of these mockumentaries? Pretty immediately. It dawned on us that if “7 Days in Hell” went well, we could do more of

them. It did well enough! [Laughs] [Afterward] we just started brainstorming different sports that we had a take on and cycling was one of them. What made you choose cycling over something overtly silly, like curling? Curling has come up! But cycling felt right. There is obviously a lot of stuff about PEDs [performance enhancing drugs] and all that, which we thought

would be fun source material for comedy. Speaking of performance

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Orlando Bloom’s character, Juju Pepe, is such a specific caricature, especially with that peroxide blond goatee. Murray created Juju Pepe solely from his mind. His character is an amalgamation of a lot of cyclists and stuff we thought was funny. The blond goatee, I don’t remember whose idea

it was, I just remember us giggling indefinitely. Orlando kind of makes everything look good because he’s in incredible shape and cut from marble. [Laughs.] You and Murray have done well having these Brits that people don’t really think of as funny — first Kit Harington in “7 Days in Hell,” now Orlando Bloom in “Tour de Pharmacy.” It’s a dice roll for them and for us. But with Kit, I’m obsessed with “Game of Thrones.” He told me he used to do sketch and improv in college. And sure enough he was so good at it. To the point where everyone was like, “Holy s—, Kit Harington is funny!” How are you feeling about this upcoming season of “Thrones”? It’s coming back so soon. The new trailer that just came out gave me fullbody chills of excitement. Like, f—, it’s finally going to pay off!

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Ruth contemplates being the worst.

Ruth and Debbie shine — each in their own way — in the season finale. ALL PHOTOS ERICA PARISE/NETFLIX

Here are the biggest questions we have after the finale. GLEANA ALBRITTON @MsGlea letters@metro.us

“GLOW” closed out its first season with a few shocking twists. First, Ruth (Alison Brie) steps up and takes the lead. And who could have predicted that Debbie’s Liberty Bell (Betty Gilpin) would be thwarted from taking the crown? By Tamme’s Welfare Queen (Kia Stevens), no less?

With the first series done, and the champions crowned, here are all the burning questions we have for the second season of “GLOW.” Will Ruth ever stop being the worst? Ruth knowingly slept with her married friend’s husband — twice! The worst. But what of the abortion? Ruth opted for the procedure because she’s desperate to become a star. But she also clearly wants to be friends with Debbie again — so the chances of her bringing

What will a second season of ‘GLOW’ bring? up that surprise pregnancy are pretty low, right? Will Debbie leave her philandering husband once and for all? Mark (Rich Sommer) is a condescending, cheating louse who sees Debbie as the perfect trophy wife. And he constantly tries to isolate her from a career and friends that would give her a sense of independence. Debbie, you in danger, girl! Sebastian clearly has a soft spot for Carmen. Now what? Throughout the series,

Bash (Chris Lowell) is surprisingly attentive to Carmen (Brittney Young). And in the finale, he again comes to Carmen’s aid with some quippy commentary, right when she starts to panic during her bout against Welfare Queen. Sebastian and Carmen have a kinship based on feeling like they are disappointments to their families. Is it too much to hope this blossoms into a full-blown romance in Season 2? Will Cherry take the cop show and leave her cast-

mates in the dust? Cherry (Sydelle Noel) has wanted to be a star for a long time and the cop show she auditions for — “‘Cagney & Lacey’ with a black girl and a Jew” — could be her big moment. But will she be able to choose between that and “GLOW”? Pilots can be a crap shoot, so maybe its best for her to stick with the “GLOW” squad. At least for now. How much longer will the stereotypes go for? Both Bash and Sam encourage the women to play with irresponsible

stereotypes. Indian-American Arthie (Sunita Mani) suffers harassment in the ring as Lebanese terrorist Beirut; Tamme tries to explain to Sam that the persona of Welfare Queen as a black woman is damaging; and Jenny (Ellen Wong), perky Cambodian birthday party planner, reluctantly takes on the mildly offensive Fortune Cookie. Because this is the ’80s, these stereotypes will likely go on for as long as the show runs. But here’s hoping “GLOW” will find ways to skewer and subvert them in its second season.

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Art in transition in Old City Snyderman-Works Galleries closes after 52 years — now what? A.D. AMOROSI @MetroPhilly letters@metro.us

“All art is transitional, all art is permanent, that’s been its nature since the start of time,� says Rick Snyderman, the godfather of Philadelphia’s art gallery scene who, with wife Ruth, famously created resurgence in the crafts movement in the late ’80s, and helped turn Old City into a destination in the 1990s. Now, 52 years after their start in running selfnamed galleries, the couple announced that they sold the building housing Snyderman-Works Galleries and will depart in September (they head to Maine for the summer). As sad as Snyderman’s closing was, another announcement rocked

Philly’s art world when the nearly 30-year-old Vox Populi gallery collective on North 11th Street had a fire in a public access stairwell. The Vox building is now closed, displacing its artists for an undetermined amount of time and forcing tenants to find new studios. For those who chickenlittle Philadelphia’s arts scene, the immediate outlook was grim, especially in Old City where grumbles of lost revenue and attentions given to new galleries in Kensington and Fishtown are as prevalent during First Fridays as cheddar and wine. “Ruth and Rick remade the crafts scene and stayed influential,� says local sculptor/Realtor Tom Mills. “But it’s no shock to hear they’re closing — just surprising they actually did it now. Running galleries is a tough business.� Muralist and comic artist Raphael Tiberino, one of the operators of Tiberi-

First Fridays in Old City will certainly be a little less sparkly without Snyderman-Works.

no Museum and Gardens in Powelton Village, notes, “It’s always sad when galleries close, especially as it’s hard for artists to show in the city as it is.� Yet, to everyone concerned — the Snyder-

mans, Vox Populi Executive Director James Merle Thomas — all is well, and simply part of the circle of life, love, motion and aesthetic dissonance that is the history of local art. “In the ’70s and ’80s,

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THINGS TO DO and midterm range,� says Thomas. So, yes, Vox Populi expects to be back on North 11th Street. Yet, if it doesn’t, this valued avantgarde space, a rotating collective, has been open elsewhere. “One thing we’ve been is a continuous space where under-represented and innovative artists have a place in this city.

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Shakespeare + Beer = ShakesBEER Head to Pretzel Park on Saturday for an arrant good time.

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If you think of a Shakespeare play as being a very stiff and formal event (complete with that signature Tudor ruff ), think again. The Manayunk Theatre Company is trying to bring Shakespeare back to his roots, but with a twist. ShakesBEER attendees can jeer, throw things in jest and drink. In fact, even the actors are drinking. What started out as a ticketed bar show is now a free BYOB event at Pretzel Park in Manayunk. Artistic Director Sean Connolly and the rest of the crew at the theater company thought an adaptation of “Twelfth Night” would be the perfect play for a summer evening.

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“You can just drink a bottle of wine and watch the show,” Connolly says. “It’s fun and family friendly.” The play itself is a tale of love, loss, intrigue and adventure. Although it is entertaining, it can be difficult to follow even when there isn’t any alcohol in involved. The actors will pause

several times throughout the show to make sure people are up to speed on the plot and do some translating. These pauses and adapting the script is an important part of ShakesBEER performances. “It makes Shakespeare plays so much more accessible and fun,” says show direc-

tor Leigh Bicica. “And it makes people go ‘Oh yeah, he’s still relevant.’” In addition to translating, adapting the script also includes throwing in some more modern references. After all, Shakespearean performances were known for shining lights on political events and social culture in their heyday.

“We try and make Shakespeare as up to date as possible,” says Connolly. “There are lots of references to cell phones and things like that. And lots of gender bending.” If including political talk sounds a little dry, fear not: There will also be drinking games throughout the

show. Some will be for the actors performing onstage. Others will involve the audience, so make sure you bring your favorite craft beer or bottle of wine to partake. “It could easily turn into a mess with the actors drinking,” acknowledges Bicica. “But you have to find ways to get the point across and follow the plot. It’s a challenge.” The theater troupe hopes to expand their outreach through grant funding and host more shows in Pretzel Park next year.

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For the fourth year in a row, Chestnut Hill and Weavers Way Coop team up to honor our furry friends along Germantown Avenue for Petapalooza. There will be a number of fun activities for both pets and their humans including paw readers, pet caricaturists, a petting zoo, arts & crafts activities, a bouncy house and more. Don’t have a pet? Here’s your chance to find one! Pet rescue organizations will be on site like the PASPCA, the Blind Dog Rescue Alliance, The Philly Kitty, New Leash on Life and Tiny Paws Rescue with animals looking

Bring your furry friends to participating restaurants to dine. It’s about time you and Fido go on a date. ALL PHOTOS PROVIDED

for permanent homes. Thirsty? Head over to the Chestnut Hill Brewing Co. Garden (behind the Chestnut Hill Hotel) which will also allow pets to bring their favorite humans along for drafts in the sunshine.

(They are also participating in “Yappy Hour.”) Perhaps your furry friend loves art. Make their tail wag with a trip to Woodmere Art Museum (9201 Germantown Ave.), which will host “Pet Walk with

Art,” an outdoor tour of the museum grounds and sculpture garden

starting at 2 p.m. After the main Petapalooza event, there will be a special “Yappy Hour” offered by participating Chestnut Hill bars and restaurants like Chestnut Hill Grill, El Poquito and Paris Bistro beginning at 3 p.m.

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Kevin Hart Day Celebration Freeway and Chill Moody perform at this free-to-the-public declaration of July 6 as Kevin Hart Day — complete with an appearance from Kevin Hart. Mayor Jim Kenney, City Council President Darrell Clarke and more appear for the ceremony — mere blocks from Hart’s childhood home — to make the day oďŹƒcial and celebrate a new mural from the Mural Arts Program. July 6, 12 p.m. 3653 Germantown Ave. Free FESTIVALS

Haddonfield Crafts and Fine Arts Festival Celebrating its 25th year, the festival is among the region’s most accessible, featuring pottery, jewelry, sculptures, kids’ toys, jewelry, quilts, purses, bibs and loads more. All set in a backdrop of the town’s gardens and galleries. July 8, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.; July 9, 12-5 p.m. Kings Highway, HaddonďŹ eld, N.J. downtownhaddonďŹ eld.com Pay as you go

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doggy pools, pet treats and even paw readers to keep your dog entertained, this festival’s as much for the family as it is Sparky — kids can take part in face painting and crafts, and adults can head over to hot spots like Paris Bistro for a meal with a special pet menu to complement. July 9, 12 p.m. 16 E. Highland Ave., Chestnut Hill. chestnuthillpa.com, Pay as you go MUSEUMS

from former Conde Nast photographer Charles Sheeler, this exhibit’s on last call, ending July 9. See: costumes and more than 300 of his photographs — some of which landed in Vanity Fair and Vogue. Through July 9, 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m., James A. Michener Art Museum, 138 S. Pine St., Doylestown, michenerartmuseum.org Free with admission MUSIC

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A band you won’t be able to stop talking about after leaving, this four-piece Brazilian psychedelic rock band may sing in Portuguese but the smooth vibes translate all the same. Perfect for a casual night out on Broad Street. July 7, 8 p.m. Boot & Saddle 1131 S. Broad St. bootandsaddle.com, $13

Space Saturdays The Franklin Institute kicks o its “Summer of Space 2017â€? with the ďŹ rst-ever Space Saturday. Among other scheduled activities, museum attendees can partake in solar observations, listen in on lectures about far-away planets, ask questions during a live show that brings on guests to discuss space and build space-related objects with Lego pieces. July 8, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Franklin Institute 222 N. 20th St. Free with admission

Charles Sheeler Exhibit A fabulous and largely unseen collection of fashion photography

Jill Sobule Unafraid to speak her mind through music, Midwestern artist Jill Sobule tackles subjects ranging from the death penalty to intolerance. Guitar in hand, she uses story-centered songs to transport listeners somewhere new while stretching the elastic waistband of their emotions. Net proceeds beneďŹ t William Way. July 7, 7-8:30 p.m. William Way LGBT Community Center, 1315 Spruce St. waygay.org, $30

Dispatch A favorite in the realm of indie on-again, o-again rock bands, Dispatch is back again with new LP “America, Location 12â€? and a tour to match. These folks are arena-ďŹ llers, so be prepared for a crowded experience. July 9, 6 p.m.

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Movie Screening: “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them� Revisit the world of Harry Potter through The Piazza’s big screen, free of charge and open to all. Just make sure to bring your own chair. July 6, 7-9 p.m. The Piazza at Schmidt’s Commons, 1001 N. Second St. theschmidtscommons.com, Free The Mann Center 5201 Parkside Ave. manncenter.org, $42.50

Beats Walkin’ Texas Swing Self-described as “bop-a-billyâ€? swing, mixing a motley assortment of instruments ranging from a ďŹ ddle to a jazzy rhythm ensemble, this Texas swing group is billed for the latest Bryn Mawr outdoor concert. Note: Picnics are welcome and lawn chairs allowed, but leave the alcohol at home. July 8, 7 p.m. Bryn Mawr Gazebo 9 S. Bryn Mawr Ave. brynmawrtwilightconcerts.com $15 LGBT

Miss Plus Northeast Royale Drag Pageant There she is, Miss Plus Northeast Royale. Swing by for the ďŹ ercest,

high-stakes, most glittery regional drag showdown you’ll see all summer. July 8, 6 p.m. Plays & Players Theater 1714 Delancey Place facebook.com/northeastroyale $20 LIVE ARTS

Chris Kattan A recurring guest on SNL (see: Mr. Peepers and Gay Hitler), guest star on “How I Met Your Mother� and big-time improv comedian, Kattan brings his stand-up brand of impressions and subversion to Philly’s Punch Line theater for a multinight residency. July 6-8 Punch Line Philly 33 E. Laurel St. punchlinephilly.com, $22.50

Better Than Ezra Popular touring act and one-time

hitmakers on the ’90s Billboard rock charts, the alt-rock trio from New York makes the journey south to Philadelphia July 9, 7 p.m. Theater of Living Arts 334 South St., $27 LECTURES

2017 Annual Supreme Court Review Those looking for a deeper understanding of the signiďŹ cance of this year’s Supreme Court session can get a full rundown through this panel featuring legal experts Erwin Chemerinsky, Frederick Lawrence and Slate reporter Dahlia Lithwick. July 6, 12 p.m. National Constitution Center 525 Arch St. constitutioncenter.org, $5 BRANDON BAKER

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Nothing ancient about Athens We’ve got eight ways to experience the modern Greek city.

saffron rice — which means you won’t get stuck with typical tofu or veggie burgers. Don’t miss the signature appetizer of creamy avocado hummus with homemade pita.

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Occupying a prime corner in the bustling central Monastiraki district, Borsalino Bar offers an intriguing, upscale craft cocktail menu in a swanky, blue-hued setting. Bartenders decked out in smart vests and ties whip up seasonal specialties like the Smoke and Mirrors, a sweet-and-spicy blend of mezcal, masticha (a liqueur from the isle of Chios), local red Florina pepper, smoked maple syrup and grapefruit. Inside, it’s all plush velvet and cool jazz, while the terrace, with black-andwhite striped awning, buzzes on warm evenings.

The massive music/exhibition space/bar Six d.o.g.s is a magnet for the cool kids of Athens. During the day it hums with digital nomads sipping coffee and working on laptops, and by night it morphs into a performance space where you can catch local bands or dance to DJs spinning underground techno. The highlight is the alfresco garden bar, which serves draft beer, wine and truly excellent cocktails. Try the fun, fruity tropical libations from the retro Hawaiian-themed drinks menu made with flower syrups and exotic fruits.

Avocado

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Vegetarians and vegans flock to this bright, friendly cafe for everything from fresh-squeezed juices and salads to pizza and pasta. Avocado offers an inventive spin on traditional dishes like a flavorful paella made with oven-roasted pumpkin, mushrooms, green beans and seaweed served atop

Dine with the Acropolis as your backdrop at Sense rooftop restaurant at the hip, year-old design hotel AthensWas. Seven stories up, the sleek eatery specializes in contemporary Greek cuisine — especially seafood — executed with a French touch. The primo tables are out on the terrace,

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where you can feast on dishes like sea bass with beluga lentils, fennel cream and truffle with an unobstructed view of the Parthenon beyond.

The Underdog This cafe brews some of Athens’ best java, roasting fair-trade beans on-site. The chic, white-brickwalled multilevel space offers plenty of seating; there’s also a large, bright, glass-enclosed courtyard with lots of light. Brunch is popular here (try the pancakes) and is served every day, not just on weekends. The Underdog also offers a vast selection of beer.

Al Hammam Baths Nestled at the top of a hilly street in Athens’ most ancient neighborhood, Al Hammam Baths feels like it’s been around for centuries, yet it only opened last year. In the lower-level hammam, you can get a traditional scrub and soap treatment in a spacious white marble steam room, while on the upper floor, facials, Thai and Shiatsu massage, and

detoxing body wraps are offered. An entire area is devoted to nails (including shellac manis/pedis), but unlike a typical nail salon, this one boasts fantastic views of the Acropolis through its windows.

Flaneur Souvenirs & Supplies Skip the cheesy refrigerator magnets and tacky

T-shirts and pick up an original souvenir from the Flaneur Souvenirs & Supplies, a concept store devoted to all things travel. Shelves are stocked with local, independent brands with items like beautifully patterned beach towels, vintagestyle notebooks, sunglasses and stylish hats, there are whimsical gifts crafted by area artists and architects.

Orsalia Parthenis Edgy, androgynous looks for both men and women make the stylish, Athensbased Orsalia Parthenis a must for the fashionforward. The eponymous brand favors comfortable, natural fabrics like cotton and silk in its minimalist, bohemian designs, which are simultaneously on-trend and timeless.

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Laughton, Vecchione appear to be a brewing battle for Flyers spot Which winger can earn a regular spot on one of the Flyers’ top four lines? KYLE PHILLIPPI @MetroPhilly sports@metro.us

Two things happened over the past few weeks … well, actually a bunch has happened to create this logjam at forward, such as the selection of Nolan Patrick, the rise of Oskar Lindblom, the re-signing of Jordan Weal and the acquisition of Jori Lehtera via the Brayden Schenn trade. Nonetheless, two things in particular have created what looks to be the battle to watch come training camp: the decision by Ron Hextall to include Scott Laughton

on the protection list for the expansion draft and the re-signing of Mike Vecchione. Both moves show the team’s faith in the two youngsters. The problem, though, is right now, they may be fighting for one spot. “That’s going to have to play out,” Hextall said on his conference call on Sunday, later adding that, “I can’t predict what’s going to happen here.” Based off of the general manager’s comments, it appears Laughton’s strong performance with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms really struck a chord with the organization. The 20th overall selection in the 2012 draft posted 39 points in 60 games last season. “Scotty had a terrific year,” Hextall said. “He improved a lot, I think his focus and profession-

alism; quite honestly. I think Scotty really grew up last year so Scotty certainly will be given an opportunity to make the club along with Michael.” Both Laughton and Vecchione, who inked a two-year deal over the weekend as a restricted free agent, appeared in two games with the Flyers last season. Neither player recorded a point in their brief appearances. Vecchione joined the team late last season after signing a contract out of Union College. Though limited, he did have some success at winning draws with a 66.7 percent success rate, having gone 5-2 in faceoffs in his debut. “They liked what they saw,” Vecchione said over the phone in regards to how his exit interview went. “It was a small sample size, but they felt

Can Mike Vecchione play his way into a role with the Flyers?.

I could win faceoffs, that I’m a two-way guy and can move my feet with those guys. I felt I belong.” It’s probably a bit premature to make any predictions, like Hextall said, but a few factors probably swing the pendulum in favor of Laughton. The first is that he would have to clear waivers, meaning another club could claim him if the Flyers did decide to send him

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Flyers mail bag: What about Stolarz? Metro answers readers’ burning questions about the Flyers as free agency continues. KYLE PHILLIPPI @MetroPhilly sports@metro.us

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Does Travis Sanheim or Phil Myers make the main roster over Andrew MacDonald? (@DanTheFlyeraFan) At this moment, I think the two youngsters who make the team on the blue line are Sam Morin and Robert Hagg. Those two, along with Ivan Provorov and Shayne Gostisbehere, will be a part of this team for a very long time. Radko Gudas, too, will have a home here for a few more years. That leaves Brandon Manning and MacDonald with one starting spot open. I believe MacDonald gets the nod again, most likely alongside Provorov, leaving the Phantoms with a rather stacked defensive group. There’s no issue in letting Sanheim develop for another season at the AHL level until he is ready. Morin and Hagg spent five years combined with the Phantoms, so judging on history, Ron Hextall has no problem with patience in his defensemen. When Neuvirth (no doubt) gets hurt, do you think the Flyers should give Anthony Stolarz a real chance? I do. (@ natethedadd27) If an injury does strike be-

tween Neuvirth or Brian Elliott, of course Stolarz will get the call-up. Now, will he play substantial minutes? I think it would take a more serious injury for him to surpass one of the two vets. Let’s say Neuvirth does miss some time, I’d expect Dave Hakstol to ride Elliott, who has shown in the past that he can heat up in similar situations. It seems like Stolarz keeps getting the short end of the stick. Only making it more difficult for him, too, is Alex Lyon, who Hextall mentioned in his conference call on Sunday, saying not to forget about him, either. Does Oskar Lindblom make the team and if so where does he slide in? (@lucas_1491) There’s a ton of forwards who will be jostling for position this training camp. That said, I think Lindblom has as strong of a chance as anyone. It’s going to be hard to pass on a kid who played so well for Brynas IF (47 points in 52 games) in the SHL. I could foresee him getting second line minutes alongside Sean Couturier and Wayne Simmonds. If Nolan Patrick truly does flash, a Lindblom-Patrick-Simmonds line would surely be a fan favorite. We have too many centers, what do we do with them? (@the_rice_kid) Right now, Claude Giroux is your first line pivot. Sean Couturier and Nolan

Patrick will go somewhere on lines two and three. There’s also Valterri Filppula, Jori Lehtera, Scott Laughton and Mike Vecchione. Filppula is certainly a lock for the lineup, but he can also play the wing. The same goes for Lehtera. I think the real battle is with Vecchione and Laughton for a roster spot. It’s really hard to predict how that shakes out now, but I think Filppula going on the wing is likely, Lehtera mans the fourth line center role and Laughton beats out Vecchione for a spot. This truly can go either way, though, and I’ll likely change my mind as soon as camp begins. Where does Wade Allison ďŹ t in the near future? (@slakhawk27) As soon as he was taken in the 2016 NHL Draft, there were skeptics doubting his potential. I think his first year at Western Michigan was a good step in the right direction. He finished with 29 points in 36 games last season. He’s still young and a few years from turning pro, which makes his trajectory tough to project, but there’s a belief he could develop into a top six forward, which would be a huge pull for someone who was the 52nd pick. He’ll need to prove himself once again this season in the NCAA, but if he maintains a fairly close point-pergame status, you’ll start to hear about him a lot more among the Flyers fan base.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Pursuant to the Pennsylvania Self Storage Act Pennsylvania Statues, 73, Chapter 26, 1901 et seg, A Public Auction Will take Place on 7/18/17 at the below listed Public Storage Facilities for the follow units/Tenants. The Contents of which shall satisfy the Owners Lien. for the follow units/Tenants. Public Storage Located At, 8401 Lansdowne Ave, Upper Darby, PA 19082; (610) 789-1062; 10:00AM. £äÓʇÊ V`œ˜>Â?`]ĂŠ ˜`Ă€iĂœĂŠUĂŠ ÂŁĂ“{ʇÊ >ÂˆĂ€]ĂŠ-ĂŒiÂŤÂ…>˜ˆiĂŠUĂŠ {änʇÊ œ˜}]ĂŠ iÂ˜Ăž>ĂŠUĂŠ xÂŁxʇÊ V}Ă•Âˆ}>˜]ĂŠ >ĂŒÂ…iĂ€ÂˆÂ˜i xÂŁĂˆĂŠÂ‡ĂŠ Ă€ÂˆĂƒĂƒiĂŒĂŒÂ‡/>ĂžÂ?ÂœĂ€]ĂŠ >Â?ÂˆĂƒ>ĂŠUĂŠ xĂŽäʇÊ Ă€ÂœĂœÂ˜]ĂŠ >Ă€ÂœÂ˜ĂŠUĂŠ Ăˆ{xʇÊ ˆÂ?Â?ÂˆĂƒĂŒÂœÂ˜]ĂŠ ˜}iÂ?ÂœĂŠUĂŠ Ăˆ{ĂˆĂŠÂ‡ĂŠ Ă€ÂˆvwĂŒÂ…]ĂŠ `Ăœ>Ă€`ĂŠ ° Ă“äÓÓʇÊ ÞÀ>“>Ă€ÂˆÂœĂƒ]ĂŠ6>ĂƒĂƒÂˆÂ?ÂˆÂœĂƒĂŠUĂŠ ĂŽäӣʇÊ ÀՓ]ĂŠ >Ă•Ă€ÂˆViĂŠUĂŠ ™Î{ʇÊ VÂ?>Ă•}Â…Â?ˆ˜]ĂŠ >˜ˆiÂ?

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Pursuant to the Pennsylvania Self Storage Act, Pennsylvania Statues, 73, Chapter 26, 1901 et seg,. A Public Auction Will take Place on 7/20/17 at the below listed Public Storage Facilities for the follow units/Tenants. The Contents of which shall satisfy the Owners Lien. Public Storage Located At, 2700 Grant Ave. Philadelphia PA 19114 at 11:00 AM (215) 698-8319. Joann Fritz, Amber Harron, Daniel Perez, Janeen Milton, Sarah Capanna, Heather Brophy, Nicholas Iannuzzi, Erwin Morris, Michele Dwyer, Matt Koenig, Gus Burgmann, Deborah Blum, Larry Roberts, Christin Pike, David Jackson, Tyeisha Williams, Theresa Merlo, John Jones Jr, Mary Tozo, Angie Steele, Ronisha Sanders, Joseph Fritz, Alicia Alleyne, Gina Goodman

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Pursuant to the Pennsylvania Self-Service Storage Facility Act, Pennsylvania Statutes, Title 73, Chapter 26 § 1901 et seq., a public auction will take place on 7/19/2017, at the below-listed Public Storage facilities, for the following units, the contents of which shall be sold to satisfy the owner’s lien. Public Storage Located At, 2112 W. Main Street, Norristown, PA 19403 at 10:00AM 610-382-1512. £äĂŽäʇÊ >VÂŽ]ĂŠ iÂ?i˜ˆ>ĂŠUĂŠÂŁÂŁĂŽ{ʇÊ i`iLĂ•Ă€]ĂŠ Â?iĂ?>˜`Ă€>ĂŠUÊ££ÇxʇÊ >}ˆiÂ?ĂƒÂŽÂˆ]ĂŠ Â…>Ă€Â?ÂœĂŒĂŒiĂŠUĂŠĂ“äĂ“äʇÊ"Ă€ĂŒÂˆâ]ĂŠ ÂœiÂ˜Ă•iÂ? Ă“äĂˆxʇÊ7>Â?ÂŽiĂ€]ĂŠ ˆVÂœÂ?iĂŠUĂŠĂ“än™Ê‡Ê ÂœĂžiĂ€]ĂŠ Â…>Ă€Â?iĂƒĂŠUĂŠĂŽäÓÎʇÊ Ă€ĂŒÂ…Ă•Ă€]ĂŠ >ÞÊUĂŠĂŽäx{ʇÊ œ““i]ĂŠ-VÂœĂŒĂŒĂŠUĂŠĂŽÂŁĂŽnʇÊ œ˜…>“]ĂŠ >Ă›i ĂŽÂŁ{äʇÊ ˆÂ?Â?]ĂŠ Â?>ˆ˜>ĂŠUĂŠĂŽÂŁĂˆĂŽĂŠÂ‡ĂŠ >Ă›ÂˆĂƒ]ĂŠ/Ă€>VÞÊUÊΣÇÇʇÊ Ă€ÂœVÂŽĂœ>Ăž]ĂŠ iÂ?>˜ˆiĂŠUÊΣ™ÎʇÊ >ˆ“iĂƒ]ĂŠ iÂ˜ÂˆĂƒiĂŠUĂŠĂŽĂ“Ă“ĂˆĂŠÂ‡ĂŠ ˆÂ?Â?]ĂŠ,ÂˆĂŒ>

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Pursuant to the Pennsylvania Self-Storage Facility Act, Pennsylvania Statutes, Title 73, Chapter 26, § 1901 et seg., a public auction will take place on 7/20/2017, at the below-listed Public Storage facilities, for the following units/Tenant. The contents of which shall be sold satisfy the owner’s lien. Public Storage Located At, 3751 Bristol Pike, Bensalem, PA 19020 at 12:00 PM. (215) 245-4365. Amy Pannell Johnson, Augusta Clay, Tamara Marcolongo, Samantha Miller, Florence Otto, Corinne Edwards, Jay Rankowitz, Tamara Marcolongo, Jason Lopez, Danielle Smith, Deondrae Rankins, Susandel Brady, Ivy Capoferri, Thelma Minichino, Mark Falkenstein

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Pursuant to the Pennsylvania Self-Storage Facility Act, Pennsylvania Statutes, Title 73, Chapter 26, § 1901 et seg., a public auction will take place on 7/20/2017, at the below-listed Public Storage facilities, for the following units/Tenant. The contents of which shall be sold satisfy the owner’s lien. Public Storage Located At, 1251 Byberry Road, Philadelphia, PA 19116 at 10:00AM (215) 678-8764.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Pursuant to the Pennsylvania Self-Service Storage Facility Act, Pennsylvania Statues, Title 73, Chapter 26 § 1901 et seg., a public auction will take place on 7/19/17, at the below-listed Public Storage facilities, for the following units, the contents of which shall be sold to satisfy the owner’s lien. Public Storage Located At, 7571 Ridge Avenue, *…ˆÂ?>`iÂ?ÂŤÂ…Âˆ>]ĂŠ* Ê£™£ÓnĂŠ>ĂŒĂŠ£ä\ää ĂŠUĂŠĂ“ÂŁx‡{nӇxäxÂŁ

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Pursuant to the Pennsylvania Self-Service Storage Facility Act, Pennsylvania Statutes, Title 73, Chapter 26 § 1901 et seq., a public auction will take place on 7/18/2017, at the below-listed Public Storage facilities, for the following units, the contents of which shall be sold to satisfy the owner’s lien. Public Storage Located At, 245 West Chester Pike, Havertown, PA 19083 at 10:00AM (610)-853-9809. £ääʇÊ ˆÂ?Â?ˆ>Ă€`]ĂŠ iÂ˜Â˜ÂˆĂž>Â…ĂŠUĂŠ ÂŁnnʇÊ >VÂŽĂƒÂœÂ˜ĂŠ Ă€]ĂŠ ÂœĂ€ĂƒiĂž £™{ʇÊ >Â?Â?]ĂŠ*>Ă•Â?ĂŠUĂŠ Ă“Ă“nʇÊ ÂœÂ?`]ĂŠ >ĂŒĂŒÂ…iĂœĂŠUĂŠ ÂŁĂˆ{ʇÊ i>ĂŒĂŒĂž]ĂŠ >ĂŒĂ€iiĂƒÂ…

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Markelle Fultz scored 17 points in his NBA Summer League debut back on Monday. GETTY IMAGES

76ers Summer League Guide The process has meandered into the summer as draft picks and roster hopefuls try to impress the Sixers’ management. KYLE PHILLIPPI @MetroPhilly sports@metro.us

Center: Kaleb Tarczewski (Arizona)

The schedule The past few years have seen quite a bit of excitement surrounding the Summer League as the Sixers have continually trotted out high-end draft picks, but the hype has never been as high as it has been this year. That’s because the team will showcase the No. 1 overall pick and the man who appears to have completed the puzzle that is The Process: Markelle Fultz. What else should fans be watching for when the Sixers continue their Summer League slate with their second game Thursday at 9 p.m.?

The roster

Guards: Brandon Austin (Oregon), James Blackmon Jr. (Indiana), Isaiah Briscoe (Kentucky), Markelle Fultz (Washington), Aaron Harrison (Kentucky), Melo Trimble (Maryland) Forwards: Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot (Sixers), Jonah Bolden (UCLA), Larry Drew II (North Carolina), Isaiah Miles (St. Joe’s), Darryl Reynolds (Villanova), Alex Poythress (Sixers), Charles Jackson (Tennessee Tech)

Utah Summer League July 3: Celtics 89, Sixers 88 July 5, 9 p.m.: Utah Jazz July 6, 7 p.m.: San Antonio Spurs Samsung Summer League in Las Vegas July 8, 10:30 p.m.: Golden State Warriors July 9, 10:30 p.m.: San Antonio Spurs July 11, 6:30 p.m.: Boston Celtics

Draft picks in action In addition to Fultz, the team’s second-round pick, Jonah Bolden, also will be suiting up. Bolden hails from Australia, having played at UCLA before the Sixers chose him at No. 36. He averaged 12.9 points and 7.2 rebounds per game last season. The 6’10” big has hopes of earning a spot behind Joel Embiid alongside Richaun Holmes. A strong showing in the summer league would increase his odds of making the NBA out of the gate rather than the development league.

Workout warriors Before the NBA Draft,

the Sixers conducted a handful of group workouts consisting mainly of second round talent and guys likely to go undrafted. It’s worth noting that the team must’ve liked what saw from a handful of those guys as four of them will be dressing in Summer League: James Blackmon Jr. (Indiana), Isaiah Briscoe (Kentucky), Darryl Reynolds (Villanova) and Melo Trimble (Maryland). The Sixers have brought on Summer League invites in the past, so a good performance from either of these guys could result in a spot on the bench.

Brandon Austin Off the court, Austin’s image is far from squeaky clean. He has dealt with two separate sexual assault accusations with none of them resulting in charges filed. That being said, he has faced the scrutiny that comes with accusations, having been dropped from two different colleges. The Imhotep alum is looking to get back on track, potentially securing a spot in the G-League with a good showing in the Summer League.

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