YOUTH APPRECIATION
■ The Youth Apprecation Award returns to southphillyreview.com/ news/youth March 4 with a profile of Constitution High School junior Zamiyha Fischer.
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■ Paradiso’s owner/chef Lynn Rinaldi shares her Cinnamon Bombolini recipe, which appears on her East Passyunk Avenue Restaurant Week k menu through to-morrow. See page 26.
WHAT’S HAPPENING
“Come See About Me: The Mary Wilson Supremes Collection” will be featured at the African American Museum through June 30. See page 19.
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he celebrations were plentiful this week as Prep Charter sophomore Ciani Cryor, left, had a firm grip on the Public League girls’ basketball MVP trophy Sunday afternoon following the Lady Huskies victory over Central High School. The Neumann-Goretti boys’ basketball team, above, continued the party-like atmosphere Monday night at the Palestra following its victory over St. Joe’s Prep to earn a fifth straight Catholic League crown. huff Photo by Bill Ac
For more details on both games, see pages 31 and 32.>>
Bass desires
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hen wielding his bass guitar, Alan Segal delights in holding up songs’ harmonic and rhythmic foundations. That he displays his dexterity after having had to relearn to elevate his own body has given the 71-year-old added appreciation for each chance to work his instrument’s four strings.
He will further his physical recovery and love affair with the public tonight at Gloria Dei (Old Swedes’) Church, 916 S. Swanson St., where his eponymous quartet will perform jazz classics. “There’s a spark in everybody, and everyone has to find an outlet for whatever passion is present,” the gregarious gentleman said Friday at the 336-year-old worship site where See JAZZ SANCTUARY page 10 >>
Going once, going twice...
A Queen Village school will hold an auction to counter likely budget cuts.
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