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Ac\ROg W\ bVS ^O`Y h! A February day that looks and feels like spring. Even though this winter has been on the milder side, sometimes in this dark month on the calendar it can seem Tom Cardella as if spring will never arrive. February is the shortest month on the calendar, but emotionally it seems to be the longest month of all. So on this day, with the temperatures pushing 70, Rittenhouse Square pulsed with life. February had turned into May. It was as if the word had gone out across the city and people came pouring out of their winter bunkers to come together to celebrate being alive. We wandered through the park overflowing with people (unfortunately the trash cans were also overflowing). Young people, old people, gays and straights, black and white and folks of all shades in between had gathered. A crazy quilt of humanity. People walking little dogs and big dogs. Pushing strollers. Fathers carrying children on their shoulders. Lovers holding hands. Older folks walking with canes. Kids perched on the concrete railings. Others sitting on park benches eating frozen yogurt or sandwiches. Some

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caught up with Moria Miller, who oversees strategy and communications for Philly Parks and Recreation. During the chat, Miller discussed seasonal preparations across all Philly’s parks, new happenings, and a few things you may not know about the park system that would further debunk the concrete claim. How do you guys gear up for spring? One way we gear up for spring is through our annual LOVE your Park week (May 1321). It’s a week of events where we spruce up our parks all over the city, but it’s also a celebration of parks where we’ll host movie

nights, dancing programs and other events. We also do something spectacular around Arbor Day and Earth Day; these are all the ways we get our stewards and [Friends of Philadelphia Parks] groups excited about the spring and summer. So what are the top three can’t-miss events Philly Parks and Rec plans to host this spring? [Our traveling beer garden caravan] Parks on Tap opens May 17. We are working on exact locations now, but we are bringing that back after a really successful year last ASS >/@9A ^OUS ' ,,

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remembers for years to come. “As much as I am trying not to have a different mindset, I think I will,� Young said. “I hope to make everyone proud, make a couple of [four-point shots] and have fun.� She arrived in town early to handle some of the public appearances. “It’s only my third day back and it’s great,� Young said during Monday afternoon’s phone interview. Being a member of the Harlem Globetrotters isn’t just about all basketball, all of the time. Players also need to be role models to young children and give back to the community. For the West Philly native, this includes visiting elementary schools to talk with students. Of course, Monday’s appearance at the Blair Christian Academy had an extra special meaning as she was returning to her old elementary school not as Bria Young, but as Swish — the 14th female in Harlem Globetrotters history. Besides chatting it up about growing up in Philly and defying the odds, she was there to spread an important message about the ABC’s of Bullying Prevention in which she explained how to use Action, Bravery and Compassion to combat bullying, “At first I was a little nervous,� she said. “Once I walked into the auditorium with all of the children there, my nerves kind of went away.� Young’s story is an inspirational one, as the road to becoming Swish — a nickname she acquired after joining

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>`]^S`bg WaacS To the Editor: The 8-month-old new South Philadelphia branch library (someday the Mario Lanza branch library) is open seven days a week. The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News also publish daily. Here’s the problem: Newspapers are dropped off on the pavement at the entrance of this complex, which has three institutions in one building. Within 50- to 75-feet from the same entrance is a bus stop and shelter, and the Broad Street subway line. On a consistent basis, a passer-by picks up those newspapers before 7 a.m. that belong to the branch. Here’s a solution: Attach a mailbox (with lock) to the entrance wall. Better yet, fashion a mailbox slot through the wall directly into the library’s inner sanctum. (Commercial businesses have this convenience, why not our public library?) If nothing is done to prevent further thefts of library property, those responsible are guilty of gross negligence, or reckless disregard of the consequences as affecting the property of another. Nicole Argentina South Philadelphia

Recycling tips To the Editor: These tips can lead to a cleaner and healthier city. Don’t throw circulars in the street. Put them in your recycling bin, remove the plastic wrapper. Plastic bags are not recyclable. Take them to Lowes, Target or ShopRite. Styrofoam is not recyclable. Do not overload recycle bins. Do not put used tissues, napkins or paper towels in the recycle bin. Do not put dog waste in sewer inlets or around trees. Put it in a trash container. Rose Rafferty South Philadelphia

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physicians and care teams by offering the latest tools, research and resources to reach and sustain blood pressure goal rates of less than 140/90 mmHG within the patient populations they serve. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Working with your health care provider can help significantly improve the nation’s current national blood pressure control rate and help to save lives. For more information regarding Check. Change. Control., please visit heart.org/ checkchangecontrol. To learn more about Target: BP please visit: targetbp.org Charisse Fizer, RN, MSN, American Heart Association American Stroke Association

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season and it’s another way of showcasing our parks throughout the city. In FDR Park, we also have second season of Wheel Fun Rentals, an amenity in South Philly where community members can rent bikes (cruisers, surreys, etc.) and boats (paddle boats, kayaks) to enjoy around FDR Park. It’s open weekends and holidays beginning April 18 and we are really excited about that. For the third, our movie nights in the park generally start in late May or early June and that coincides with a lot that goes down within our neighborhood and community parks.

Tell us something unique that most Philadelphians probably don’t know happens in city parks. Within the confines of the city itself we have active working farms. You can go to Fox Chase Farms, there’s Sheep Shearing Day. On May 13, we are hosting the inaugural wood duck and warbler festival at the Wissahickon Environmental Center ... sometimes it’s tough for us to communicate everything because there is so much going on. All the more reason we say to get outside. I think people that have lived here all their lives would be surprised at Why should I get off the couch and into some of the events that are featured in a Philly park? What’s the incentive? many of our public parks. A>@ Part of it is getting out and getting to know your neighbors as it pertains to us. Because Twitter: @sprtswtr ;WTÀ W\ A_cO`S >O`Y Wa ]\S ]T bVS [O\g A]cbV >VWZZg US[a it’s a city and we are so intertwined with our technology, I think there is a disconComment at southphillyreview.com/news/feaPhoto provided by Philadelphia Parks and nect. In many cities, people aren’t as fortu- tures.

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As a thank you to the City of Philadelphia and ends at Citizens Bank Park with a new and the Mayor’s office, the Harlem Globe- route that includes a loop through the Navy trotters will donate 50 tickets for kids from Yard. the Police Athletic League of Philadelphia Surprise guests will include the Phanatic, to see their game live. The Globetrotters Phillies Alumni, Phillies Ballgirls and more. are in Philly preparing for 10 games in the The top overall male and female finisharea, including three at Wells Fargo Center ers will receive a Phillies Charities 5K Louisville Slugon Saturday and ger baseball bat Sunday. The enautographed by tire video can be a Phillies player seen on YouTube. and be recog... nized after crossIt’s hard to say ing the finish line. no to a cheesesThey will also be teak from Jim’s recognized on Steaks, 400 South the field prior to St. Well, from 10 the Phillies game a.m. March 6-1 on April 8. The a.m. March 7, this top finisher in South Street instieach age cattution will be doegory will renating a percentPHOTO PROVIDED BY THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS ceive a Phillies age of purchases Charities 5K to Nebinger ElRawlings baseball autographed by a Philementary School, 601 Carpenter St. ... Yes, we are all counting down to the start lies player. of the Phillies season. But before the first The entry fee is $50 per person, with net pitch is thrown out at Citizens Bank Park proceeds benefitting Phillies Charities, Inc. in April, there is the seventh annual Phil- To register and for more information, visit lies Charities 5K! on Saturday, April 1. The phillies.com/5k. ... USATF-certified 5K (3.1 mile) run starts Seeking some egg-citing family fun for

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WEZW Wildwood, N.J. Forty years later, his audience is stronger than ever. Pantano, who was presented the Person of the Year Award by the Broadcast Pioneers Hall in 2015 and inducted into its Hall of Fame, is No. 1 in his time slot across the board in the overall ratings as well as every age demographic, including the all-important 25 to 54 — for the first time ever, in the latest Nielsen ratings book. Mr. Saturday Night is now the King of Saturday Night among Delaware Valley radio listeners. This king has no plans of leaving the party scene. “Let’s go for 10 more. I am going the distance,� Pantano said. “As long as people keep dancing, we will still be playing.� A>@

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solved and moved to another entrance of the square. Snuggled together, we marveled at the passing parade. We wondered aloud at the crowd’s diversity. Diversity has gotten such a bad rap. Diversity has become a word used to connote an artificial quota. Or diversity is simply mocked by some in this age of cynicism and feared by others. But in Rittenhouse Square on this beautiful Sunday, diversity had shown its true meaning. We were experiencing a reminder that diversity can be real. And when it is real, diversity is a gorgeous thing — a thing that is what really makes America exceptional. Maybe this was only an illusion like the spring-like temperatures in the heart of winter. Maybe diversity is only something that you can find in the City — in Rittenhouse Square, where the atmosphere is non-threatening. Where it is even welcoming. Maybe this magical Sunday is only just that, a magic trick played by the mind — a hope rather than a reality — like the first black man becoming president and being replaced by insufferable smugness and entitlement — a return to yesterday. But neither my wife nor I think so. On this Sunday in the park, it was possible to believe. We need to believe this day is real for our lives to have meaning — for the future to have meaning. And as corny as it sounds, the words of Bob Dylan’s “The Times They Are A Changin’� sneak into my mind. The darkness that has descended on our body politic is but a temporary setback. Progress does not flow in a straight line. What is happening across this country emanating from Washington is just an attempt to roll back the tide. Maybe what we’re feeling in the park is “the audacity of hope� as Obama called it. But in our audacity, as I watch the multi-colored rainbow that surrounds us in Rittenhouse Square on this magical Sunday, I sense the inevitability of these timeless waves that sweep toward us. Those who try to stop the waves stand at the water’s edge. They believe that they can hold back the tide with a wave of their hands. They angrily shout. And while they stubbornly stand there, the tide rolls over them. A>@

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remembers for years to come. “As much as I am trying not to have a different mindset, I think I will,� Young said. “I hope to make everyone proud, make a couple of [four-point shots] and have fun.� She arrived in town early to handle some of the public appearances. “It’s only my third day back and it’s great,� Young said during Monday afternoon’s phone interview. Being a member of the Harlem Globetrotters isn’t just about all basketball, all of the time. Players also need to be role models to young children and give back to the community. For the West Philly native, this includes visiting elementary schools to talk with students. Of course, Monday’s appearance at the Blair Christian Academy had an extra special meaning as she was returning to her old elementary school not as Bria Young, but as Swish — the 14th female in Harlem Globetrotters history. Besides chatting it up about growing up in Philly and defying the odds, she was there to spread an important message about the ABC’s of Bullying Prevention in which she explained how to use Action, Bravery and Compassion to combat bullying, “At first I was a little nervous,� she said. “Once I walked into the auditorium with all of the children there, my nerves kind of went away.� Young’s story is an inspirational one, as the road to becoming Swish — a nickname she acquired after joining

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the Globetrotters thanks to a jump shot that consistently goes swish — was far from an easy one. Her high school career at Preparatory Charter High School, 1928 Point Breeze Ave., did not go exactly as planned as a result of a serious knee injury that she suffered as a teenager, forcing her to miss significant playing time as a Lady Husky. Many athletes would’ve given up hope of his or her professional hoop dreams becoming a reality, but Young was not one of them - even after going through two ACL reconstruction surgeries within a span of six months. “At first I thought it was all over, but a little voice within told me not to give up, so I didn’t and I worked harder than ever before to rehab my knee,� is how Swish retells the story in her online bio. Things would turn around. Young would return to the court her senior year at Prep Charter, and helped Prep Charter defeat Central High School for the girls basketball Public League championship - the first in program history. “It was huge for us, not just me, but our program,� the 5-foot-6 guard recalled. For Young, those career dreams were getting back on track as she accepted a Division I scholarship to play basketball at St. Francis University, but her stay ended up being a short one as a result of being

homesick. What came next, however, opened the door for Young to put her game on full display. She transferred to Division II Philadelphia University, which she described as “the best decision for me.� Young, who majored in Psychology, enjoyed a stellar fouryear career with the Rams that included tallying 1,067 career points and being named the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Player of the Year and helping her team win a league championship her senior year. But she was far from finished. South Philadelphia natives Mike and Joe Richmond helped with lining up the Globetrotters tryout, and as they say, the rest is history. Swish is one of four female players currently on the team, with the others being TNT, who played college basketball at Temple University, Ace, who hails from Harrisburg, and Hoops. In today’s professional basketball world, other opportunities could arise via the WNBA or overseas, but Swish is quite content calling herself a member of the Harlem Globetrotters. “I think the Globetrotters is the job for me. I don’t see myself going anywhere,� she said. A>@ Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/lifestyles.

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Taking ight “Cirque Du Soleil: Torukâ€? will transport you to the world of Pandora in a performance inspired by James Cameron’s “Avatar.â€? In this prequel, two hunters travel the roads in search of a crew that will help them battle their most feared enemy, Toruk. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. cirquedusoleil.com.

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Cheers The Philly Craft Beer Fest, named one of the “Top 10 Beer Festivals in America� by Forbes Traveler, is a beer lovers paradise offers more than 200 craft beer tastings from 75 of the best breweries from around the world. 12:30 p.m. $12-$75. Navy Yard, 4747 S. Broad St. phillycraftbeerfest.com. Photo by Karl Mischler

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Prehistoric fun Paleopalooza, the annual festival of fossils, will include cretaceous crafts, a guided tour of Dinosaur Hall, a hunt for fossils and more during the two-day fest. Academy of Natural Sciences, 1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215-299-1000. ansp.org.

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Puppy love Auction yourself off — or pick up a date for St. Patrick’s Day — at this charitable auction beneďŹ ting PAWS (Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society). Fox29 host Alex Holley will serve as mistress of ceremony. 6 p.m. $10. XďŹ nity Live!, 1100 Pattison Ave. phillypaws.org.

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fter a two-month, and then some, quiet period, the Eagles are going to unveil their roster plans for 2017 starting with the NFL’s free-agency period when the new league business year opens on March 9. It’s been an agonizing period of time since Jan. 1, when the team ended the ’16 season with a final-game win over the Dallas Cowboys. Wake up and smell the new season, then. A 7-9 record in ’16 was both promising and disappointing, as the Eagles missed the playoffs. They haven’t been in the postseason since ’13 and haven’t won a playoff game since the ’08 season, when they advanced to the NFC championship game. In what may or may not be an active freeagency period, we’ll get our first real taste of A key to-do in this offseason is to, the Eagles just how many pieces the Eagles think they keep saying, “surround quarterback Carson

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Cornerback The team released starter Leodis McKelvin in February. The other 2016 starter, Nolan Carroll, is slated to be a free agent himself. This position sets up for change in a big way. About the only certainty is that second-year man Jalen Mills is in line for serious playing time.

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Defensive end The lack of a consistent pass rush hampered the Jim Schwartz defense in 2016. He needs another threat off the edge. This may not come until the draft, but a difference-making kind of player would take the defense to a new level.

Linebacker Where’s the depth? The Eagles love Jordan Hicks in the middle and Nigel Bradham is a cog at the strong-side position. Mychal Kendricks has played very little here the last two seasons. What’s up at linebacker, traditionally a strong spot for Philadelphia? Is that too long a list for a single offseason? Perhaps. The Eagles have to be really, really good in this offseason and score on a high percentage of their additions and get this team smack-dab in the middle of the playoff scene, a neighborhood the Eagles want to hang out in on an every-season basis. A>@

The Eagles have a long history of stellar running backs, from Ricky Watters to Duce Staley and then Brian Westbrook and LeSean McCoy, but the position is in need of rejuvenation. The Eagles need to find themselves a go-to back for the offense. As much as wide receiver is a Comment at southphillyreview.com/sports/feaneed, running back is just a tick below to take tures.

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