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ne of the following things did NOT happen in Florida ... a) A man shook his penis in a circular motion at oncoming traffic. b) A man threatened to blow up a strip club because he was barred from bringing his beer inside. c) G o v. R i c k Scott, went against the NRA and signed a bill raising the age requirement to buy an assault weapon from 18 to 21. d) Sen. Marco Rubio got a pair of lifts for his shoes so Trump can’t keep calling him “Little Marco.” President Trump recently visited San Diego to ... a) Find out why the San Diego Padres always wear terrible looking uniforms. b) Look at prototypes for his border wall. c) Complain about how high the tax bill is for his hotel. d) Pose for a photo op with a San Diego TV weatherman who claims that climate change does not exist because the weather never changes in San Diego. See CARDELLA, page 9>>

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Visit the corner of 24th and Catharine streets and you’ll surely notice an abandoned bicycle that has found a festive new rider.

he South of South neighborhood has an unofficial mascot. You’re not going to see him hanging out at Citizens Bank Park with the Phillie Phanatic or the Wells Fargo Center with Franklin the Dog. This little fella is much smaller — as in stuffed animal smaller — but he is quickly becoming quite the conversation piece. For the purpose of this story, Bear is his name, and he resides on an abandoned bike chained to a stop sign at the corner of 24th and Catharine streets. It’s not something residents typically see or hear about in South Philly, but he is quickly becoming the neighborhood’s most popular figure. The little guy is getting monthly makeovers that literally have drivers and fellow residents stopping to check out the new look. He is currently sporting his St. Patrick’s Day attire, complete with a shirt, shamrock pants, green beads around his wrist and a headband with two big shamrocks. “There is a bear on [the bike], and people think he is so cute,” Bear’s anonymous fashion stylist said. “They’re attached to it like he is a real person.” Since unveiling him to the public in December, Bear, who seems to be worthy of a naming contest, has sported different looks for Christmas, New Year’s and Valentine’s Day. These days he’s sporting his Easter Sunday best. “We are getting carried away with it, but it’s too much fun,” said Bear’s friend. Bear responded with a “no comment” when asked which look he has liked best. We had to ask. Bear seems to be making new friends every day. See BEAR, page 10>>

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irst of all, I want to thank columnist Tom Cardella for honoring me with a mention in his column on the financial crisis going on in our public schools (“Last Chance Inn,� March 14). Secondly, I want to thank editor Bill Gelman for giving me this opportunity to respond. This issue of chronic underfunding of the Philadelphia School District has been discussed and dissected by many over the years. Solutions offered range from more local taxes to cuts in pensions for new teachers, who would also be expected to double as janitors and pest exterminators (when they are not acting as security guards). First, let me be clear that poor funding is not just a Philadelphia issue but a statewide problem. That is why there is a landmark lawsuit pending against the Commonwealth on behalf of all 501 districts to correct the recently passed unbalanced funding formula which replaced no formula at all. Depending on courts to solve the problem could take forever, but at least the suit is in progress. We must also look at other causes of this doomsday crisis and see which of them can be fixed. We have, first of all, the worst charter school law in the nation. Philadelphia has 83 charter schools, which is like a school district within the district. The way the quirky law is written, for example, a charter school can accept a student who needs minimal special help, like occasional speech therapy, but then demand more than the district would spend on the same student. The difference can be spent elsewhere. Taxpayers need to demand that their legislators fix this. Of course the charter school lobby will fight back. Tom quotes five suggestions by Philly Mag columnist Ernest Owens to avoid increasing our property taxes. If we compare his suggestions with those of

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my friend, Daily News columnist Stu Bykovsky, we can make a Venn diagram of where they agree. Both suggest downsizing the city payroll; eliminating or reducing the tax abatement; and collecting taxes from deadbeats. Byko does not mention DROP but he does demand that the Philadelphia Parking Authority keep its word to fund schools. He also quotes former mayoral candidate Sam Katz, who suggests an overhaul of public sector pensions, which have been shortchanged by city and state for decades to enable tax cuts – a whole other story. As I said before, teachers have always borne the brunt of budget cuts and especially in the School District of Philadelphia. They have had to put up with an undisciplined and unaccountable School Reform Commission that tried to balance its budget on their backs by canceling their contract, not giving them raises for five years, telling them to buy their own school supplies and clean their own classrooms. It has been one disruption after another as staff was cut, class sizes increased and simple building maintenance curtailed. I was an eyewitness, during my time as a Temple student teacher supervisor, of vermin and mold in a public school. I once squashed a roach myself. I saw an assistant give an inhaler to

a student with asthma (probably exacerbated by the mold) because there was no nurse. Staff also are required to contribute to their health-care costs and retirement funds. Now they are being asked by our president to become first responders in case of an attack by a terrorist or mass shooter. I am glad I am retired. Bottom line, Pennsylvania has one of the largest spending gaps between affluent and poor districts in the country. Fixed costs like health benefits, pensions, mandatory special education and goofy charter school expenses all must be paid first. The City of Philadelphia can certainly improve its management of expenses and collection of taxes to help alleviate the budget situation, but it cannot do so alone. The Commonwealth must do its compulsory and long neglected part. Now that the SRC is gone, we have a chance to make the new school board directly accountable to us and to manage the school budget wisely. We must continue to demand that our representatives amend those things that unfairly burden our resources – like the charter school law and the unbalanced funding formula. It is the least they can do. Gloria C. Endres

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‘Get Your Rear in Gear,’ urges Cardella, other survivors Runway for a Cure fashion benefit aims to aid fight against colon cancer By Bill Gelman SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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ongtime South Philly Review columnist Tom Cardella has no plans on switching gears and starting a weekly fashion column. Nor did he ever expect to spend a March evening walking the runway at the Get Your Rear in Gear Philadelphia’s Runway for a Cure event that took place on Thursday, March 15 at the Hilton Penn’s Landing. Cardella along with the seven other models were outfitted by Macy’s and styled by Richel D’Ambra Salon & Spa. Add Frank Sinatra’s “Fly Me to the Moon” as background music, and the stage was set for a night to remember. “I was frightened at first, but it turned out to be a terrific experience,” Cardella, who is a stage 3 colon cancer survivor, said. “Funny is it really came out of the blue.” He was nominated to model by his Thomas Jefferson University Hospital treating physicians Drs. Edith Mitchell and Scott Goldstein. Cardella was diagnosed in 2015 with stage 3 colon cancer. “The Runway for a Cure event was a wonderful and impactful event for the participants, their family members and our partners. It was an inspiration to have colon cancer warriors and caregivers share their stories,” Maria Grasso, executive director and founder of Get Your Rear in Gear Philadelphia, said. “It was also educational, as the stories told of a misdiagnosis, and unrelenting battles and successes in overcoming the disease.” In terms of the cancer, Cardella said he didn’t find out he had stage 3 colon cancer until after his surgery in July 2015. The tumor was perfectly positioned for removal, and Cardella, who also received a kidney transplant from his wife, Fran Cardella, nine years ago, said he was very confident of beating the disease. But following the surgery, the words stage 3 and 12 rounds of chemo presented a temporary scare. He completed the treatment at the end of January 2016. Some may recall previous columns during his road to recovery.

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Longtime South Philly Review columnist Tom Cardella, fourth from left, took part in last week’s Get Your Rear in Gear Philadelphia’s Runway for a Cure event aimed at battling colon cancer. Cardella, a colon cancer survivor himself, was joined by, from left, Deanna Huntzberry, caregiver and winner of the GYRIG Philadelphia 2018 Guardian Angel Award; survivor Chris Callahan; survivor Katie Elkins; Charlene Willis whose daughter died at age 21 from colon cancer; survivor Patrick Maguire; and survivor Kelly MacDonald. “It was a very emotional thing, but like the transplant, I put it in the back of my mind,” he said. Fast-forward to present day, and Cardella is at the point where he only needs to see his oncologist twice a year. Grasso, who resides in Mount Laurel, N.J., started the Get Your Rear in Gear Philadelphia organization in 2009 following the painful loss of her father and grandfather to the disease. The main event, Get Your Rear in Gear Philadelphia, is taking place on Saturday, March 24 at Memorial Hall in Fairmount Park. It features a 4-mile run, 2-mile walk and kids fun run. This year marks its 10th anniversary, and it is expected to welcome thousands of

participants, many of whom have been impacted by colon cancer. March is National Colon Cancer Awareness Month. Colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths with more than 50,000 dying from it every year in the U.S. All of funds raised from the event stay in the Philadelphia region for education, research, treatment and patient care. Grasso noted she is humbled and amazed by the level of growth the event has seen over the past decade. “I started this with 1,000 runners and a handful of supporters, and since then we have raised more than $2 million,” she said. “It has shown me that people touched by colon cancer have a voice and a passion to spread the message

that screenings and early detection do save lives.” The fashion show served as the kickoff event. Cardella and the seven other models started the day as complete strangers, but as the evening went on, colon cancer ended up being a common bond that brought them closer together. Each of their stories was different, including Philadelphia resident Charlene Willis who lost her daughter, Marketa Frazier, to the disease at age 21. Being a survivor, and the one who has gone the longest since surgery and treatments, Cardella, before the night was over, shared a positive message with his new friends.

“I was able to reassure them that they would and could survive,” Cardella said. Grasso purchased all of the outfits for the models so they could keep them. Cardella now has a sharp looking Ralph Lauren ultrafit sports jacket, with dress shirt by Polo and slacks by Tommy Hilfiger added to his regular wardrobe. Who knows, this fashion show could become an annual routine for the Cardella family.

For more information about Saturday’s Get Your Rear in Gear Philadelphia event, including registration or donations, visit join.coloncancercoalition. org.

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Photo 1: Diversified Community Services, 1529 S. 22nd St., was honored in the Union’s match against Columbus Crew S.C. on Saturday, March 17, at Talen Energy Stadium for its continued support of children and families in and around the Point Breeze section of Philadelphia. Otis Bullock, Jr., Esq, executive director of Diversified Community Services, joined by his family, received the award on behalf of the organization at halftime, in an on-field ceremony, from award sponsor Philadelphia Insurance Companies. 1

Photos 2 and 3: It was a family affair to fight colon cancer on Thursday, March 15, as South Philadelphia Review columnist Tom Cardella, pictured with his family, participated in Get Your Rear in Gear Philadelphia’s Runway for a Cure. He was one of eight colon cancer warriors and caregivers, outfitted by Macy’s, styled by Richel D’Ambra Salon & Spa. The event took place at the Hilton Penn’s Landing. For his walk down the runway, Cardella wore a Ralph Lauren ultrafit sports jacket, with dress shirt by Polo and slacks by Tommy Hilfiger.

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<<Continued from page 1 While visiting San Diego, President Trump said this about Mexicans ... a) Better not drink their water. b) Why can’t they be more like Canadians? c) They’re fantastic mountain climbers. d) If he’d been at the Alamo, Texas would’ve beaten them. The current ethics code for legislators in the state of Pennsylvania – a) Wait! What’s an ethics code? b) Prohibits legislators from accepting any gift that cannot fit into a large U-HAUL IT. c) Makes exceptions to the above prohibition for paid vacations at high-priced resorts and for boating trips, because recipients generally don’t try to fit them into a U-HAUL IT. d) The governor of Pennsylvania and the legislature in Harrisburg to pretend during every election year that they’ll actually reform it. Hillary Clinton recently blamed her 2016 election defeat on the following: a) Racists and sexists. b) The alignment of the stars. c) Her forgetting to send Vladimir Putin a birthday card. d) The country not being able to envision Bill Clinton relegated to planting a vegetable garden. Meek Mill was sentenced to serve two to four years in prison for parole violations that included ... a) Doing pop-a-wheelies on his dirt bike. b) Performing at concerts outside Philadelphia and Montgomery County where the judge couldn’t buy tickets. c) Distributing clothing to the homeless when he should’ve been on the food line dishing out beef stew. d) All of the above. (The Rev. Al Sharpton has said that Lady Justice doesn’t always wear her blindfold, proving that even the reverend is occasionally right). Philadelphians will miss Congressman Bob Brady when he retires because … a) Who you going to call the next time there’s a labor disagreement? Ghostbusters? b) He never pretended to be Daniel Webster. c) His physique screams,” Philadelphia cheesesteak wit’!” d) All of the above. The election results in the recent special elec-

tion in the 18th District in Pennsylvania prove that ... a) Trump’s coattails are not long enough to carry a bad candidate. b) Trump doesn’t wear coattails. c) Rick Saccone does a lousy impression of Trump. d) No, Connor Lamb is NOT a sham. Some Republicans called out the students from Parkland High School marching for reform of gun laws as ... a) Actors. b) Members of “the deep state.” c) Disrespectful kids who don’t trust their own President and Congress. d) Being neglectful for not wearing their bulletproof vests to school the day of the shooting. Secretary of HUD Ben Carson was recently criticized for ... a) Not being able to figure out what HUD stood for. b) Saying, “Hey, running a federal agency isn’t brain surgery. c) Wanting to locate all Section 8 housing in Beverly Hills. d) Purchasing a $31,000 dining room set and billing taxpayers for it. The Eagles Jason Kelce was last seen … a) Appearing on tour doing soliloquies from plays by William Shakespeare. b) Playing a saxophone with a string band. c) In the locker rooms of our other three major sports teams trying to motivate them to win a championship. d) Lecturing university students in how to transform their bitching into action. The thing we remember most about former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is – a) Rex? Who names their son “Rex” anymore? b) He called the President a “moron” even before I did. c) How good could his judgment have been if he stepped down from running Exxon/Mobil to go to work for Trump? d) He looks more like a president than the President. Columnist’s note: Looking for the answers? Uh-uh. If you can’t figure out the correct answers to these questions, then I’m not going to give them to you.

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<<Continued from page 1 A young girl who just moved into the neighborhood approached Bear’s friend to comment on the look, and proceeded to take a picture she texted to her mother “to convince her that she was in a good neighborhood and safe.” The irony of this story is Bear’s friend put in a request a couple years ago to have the abandoned bike picked up by the city. With a smashed back tire, it’s not like a person can hop on and take it for a ride. So over the summer, when a family member was visiting from outside the country, he suggested dressing it up and making something out of it. Bear’s friend said she thought it was a really good idea. Around Christmas time, when the family was putting out their holiday decorations, the idea finally clicked. The bike got all decked out with Christmas decorations, and sitting on the seat was a little white bear sporting a red scarf and green sweater. “People were stopping by to look at. We got so many reactions,” she said. Being a friendly neighbor, the stylist checked with the person across the street to ask if it was OK to leave the Bear sitting on his bike. The neighbor responded, “not only is it OK, but I would like to join you! I love it, but it needs lights.” Sure enough, lights were added around the wheels and near the seat. Bear now has two caretakers who alternate months on overseeing the fashion decisions. It seems Bear is a big football fan, too, as he sported some Eagles attire during the Super Bowl run. His Eagles hat, unfortunately, was stolen. But one of his many fans replaced it with an “even better Eagles hat.” For Valentine’s Day, Bear picked up a date on his bike. Go figure. The red Christmas balls were kept out – at the recommendation of another one of Bear’s fans – so it would match the Valentine’s red in the bike. More recently, poor Bear has required some extra TLC as a result of the rain and snow. “We were a little frustrated last month because there was so much rain and snow,” Bear’s friend said. “We had to bring Bear in and fix him up. Many times Bear has been out there in the rain and snow. We bring him in and dry him off.” Bear’s friends are not revealing their identities for one simple reason: “It’s for the community.” Stop by – there is a stop sign after all – and you may spot one of them fixing Bear up for the next holiday.

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delphia. Louis Scaglione, president and music director of the PYO organization, was thrilled to learn many PYO students were honored. “We are always proud of WANG the students in our PYO ensembles who participate in the School District of Philadelphia’s AllCity Music Programs, and this year even more because the first-place winner and all finalists are current members of the PYO organization. Our students are very dedicated to music and I am always impressed by their motivation to succeed. I congratulate all of this year’s participants and extend an extra salute to first-place winner Young Young Wang,” he said. CAPA junior Marquise Lindsey Bradley, who plays the clarinet, finished in fourth place while honorable mention nods went to CAPA students Malique Bennett, trombone; Gregory Padilla, double bass; and Derrick Pondexter, violin.

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Funny stuff: “Noises Off” is comic chaos with the rip-roaring play within a play. The opening-night performance is just hours away, but the cast is in complete mayhem with lines being forgotten, love triangles unraveling and sardines flying everywhere. Can the cast pull their act together? Times vary. $20$97. Walnut Street Theater, 825 Walnut St. walnutstreettheatre.org.

MARCH 22

Celebrating Irish heritage: St. Patty’s Day may have passed, but Irish song and dance is a year-round thing, especially when the Celtic Women Homecoming tour comes through town. Described as a “one-of-a-kind” live act, these musical talents from Ireland are ready to perform what is expected to be an epic stage production. 7:30 p.m. $44-$104. Academy of Music, 240 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org.

MARCH 24

Egg huntin’ season: Celebrate Easter early with a free Easter egg hunt in the South Philadelphia Older Adult Center’s outdoor garden. Children will get to decorate egg-collecting bags before heading out on a hunt for eggs filled with toys

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MARCH 25

Easter with a Swedish twist: No need to book a flight across the Atlantic, as the American Swedish Historical Museum is hosting an Easter Family Fun Day & Egg Hunt. Come out and partake in Swedish Easter crafts, face painting, Easter witch dress up, and we can’t forget about the Easter egg hunt. 2-4 p.m. Free for members of the museum and children 2 years and under, $10 for non-members. 1900 Pattison Ave. americanswedish.org.

MARCH 27-APRIL 1

Rockin’ good time: “School of Rock” is a guitar-shredding, bass-slapping musical. Down-and-out, wannabe rocker Dewey Finn poses as a substitute teacher and turns straight-A students into his new band. Get pumped for an awesomely outrageous time with 14 new songs from Andrew Lloyd Webber, and a slamming kids rock band. Times vary. $20-$129. Academy Of Music, 240 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org/events.

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‘A Steady Rain’ is the story of Chicago cops Joey and Denny, who are like brothers. But their relationship is put on the line after responding to a domestic disturbance that takes a turn for the worse. Each man’s harrowing version of the truth becomes a fight for their own survival. Times vary. $35-$40. Walnut Street Theatre, 825 Walnut St. walnutstreettheatre.org.

MARCH 23-25

‘Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles’ is a tribute event to one of the world’s most celebrated bands, this live multi-media performance takes you on a musical journey. From “Hey Jude” to “I Want To Hold Your Hand,” prepare yourself for a nostalgic spectacular. 8 p.m. Feb. 23, 2 and 8 p.m. Feb. 24, 1 and 6:30 p.m. Feb. 25. $25$99. Academy of Music, 240 S. Broad St. raintribute.com/shows/philadelphia.

THROUGH APRIL 1

‘The Bluest Eye’ is a stage adaptation of

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MARCH 22

The Philadelphia Flyers, as of press time, were third in the Metropolitan Division with just eight regular season games remaining, including tonight’s home game against the New York Rangers. 7 p.m. Tickets start at $80. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. nhl.com/flyers.

MARCH 22-29

Wine Week is sure to be a blast for winos, oenophiles, sommeliers and the regular buzz seekers with eight days of dinner parties, educational sessions, tastings and more wine-loving activities. The festival will feature hundreds of events in 50-plus of the city’s restaurants and bars. Times vary, prices vary and locations vary. phillywineweek.org.

MARCH 23

Demi Lovato is coming to South Philly with special guest DJ Khaled and Kehlani as part of her Tell Me You Love Me tour. But she is far from a one-hit wonder, as “Sorry Not Sorry,” “This Is Me,” “Heart Attack” and “Skyscraper” have all cracked the top 10 on the Billboard charts. 7:30 p.m. $29.95-$149.95. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargocenterphilly.com/events.

MARCH 25

Knocking Out Addiction…One Round at a Time will feature an evening of USA Boxing

sanctioned bouts, with some words from keynote speaker Tony Luke, Jr. Vinny Caligiuri will emcee the event. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Youth Athletic Scholarship Fund. $15-$35. 2300 Arena, 2300 S. Swanson St. 2300arena.com.

MARCH 26

The Philadelphia 76ers are ready to make that long-awaited return to the postseason, but first they must finish up their regular-season business that includes tonight’s home game against the Denver Nuggets. 7 p.m. Tickets start at $15.80. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. nba.com/sixers.

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S.E.Y.A.A. Easter Carnival will create a Jersey Shore vibe right on Packer Avenue. This annual event is sure to provide a few hours of affordable family fun, and you don’t have to worry about paying those tolls on the Garden State Parkway. Wristbands needed to enjoy the rides. $1.25 for single ticket/$25 for wristband. Times vary. 701 Packer. Ave. houghtoncarnival.com/events.

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accident earlier this year. During his four seasons with the Explorers (1998-02), Butler tallied 2,125 career points, which ranks fourth all-time. Lionel Simmons, a graduate of South Philadelphia High School who is also a member of the Philadelphia Big 5 Hall of Fame, remains the leader of the pack.

t is clear from the Eagles’ first-week moves in the NFL’s free agency period that the team thinks its ball carriers and ball catchers and ball throwers are very much where the team wants them to be, and that on the other side of the line of scrimmage the cornerbacks and the safeties are right in line with where they need to be. The line of scrimmage has been the point of emphasis for the Eagles, very obviously so on the defensive side of the ball and in a subtler manner on offense. For the latter, the Eagles did nothing, which signifies how much they think of something. To be specific, the Eagles have left offensive tackle Jason Peters all lined up for a return after his 2017 season ended with a knee injury. The Eagles didn’t look to move Peters. The Eagles didn’t cut his salary. Instead, Peters and his hefty deal are back, as the greatest left tackle in team history looks to make his 10th Pro Bowl (eighth as an Eagle). That’s a big-time non-move. With Peters on board, the Eagles offensive line has all five starters back along with key reserves Halapoulivaati Vaitai, Chance Warmack and Isaac Seumalo. The best offensive line in the game is better with Peters on the field, and the Eagles offense is in good hands with the guys up front dominating – remember, right tackle Lane Johnson and right guard Brandon Brooks were Pro Bowl players last season and center Jason Kelce was an All-Pro (as was Johnson). This line is as good as it gets. On the other side of the football, the Eagles added and they subtracted and they think the additions far outweigh the players leaving (tackle Beau Allen in free agency and end Vinny Curry, who was released). Two veterans are coming to town and if things work out the way the team envisions, the Eagles are going to have as great a defensive line as they’ve ever had, going all the way back to the Buddy Ryan days of the late 1980s and the Bud Carson-led defense in 1991 that ranked No. 1 in the NFL across the board in every key category. Those were the days of Reggie White and Jerome Brown and Clyde Simmons, and while there isn’t necessarily a player at the all-time, Hall of Fame level like the late White was, this group has more depth and just as much top-end talent.

Former Seahawks end Michael Bennett and former Raven/ Lion Haloti Ngata joined the Eagles in the last week – Bennett via a trade from Seattle and Ngata on a one-year contract in free agency – and they add tremendous talent, experience and leadership to a locker room hoping to recreate the magic from 2017. Ngata is a massive man at 340 pounds, a legendary run stuffer and a player who occupies blockers. He’s a load to handle at the line of scrimmage. Bennett is a proven pass rusher both off the edge and inside when the team is in passing situations. Adding those two to the likes of All-Pro Fletcher Cox and Brandon Graham and tackle Tim Jernigan, last year’s firstround draft pick Derek Barnett and veteran situational end Chris Long, and the Eagles have options. And depth. And more depth than they’ve ever enjoyed. I know the focus is on the quarterback picture and the more glamour positions. But the Eagles have the ability to dominate at the line of scrimmage to win games in 2018. They are loaded up front. This team wants to play smash-mouth football in the season ahead. The Broad Street Bullies are back.

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Congratulations to Gianna Ginnetti on a great 2017, and for receiving the South Philly Review Readers’ Choice Award for Favorite Realtor! Everyone at KW Philly is proud of you and all of your accomplishments. Keep up the good work for 2018!

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