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The Red Silk Pajama Incident

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touched on this subject in my column “Confessions of a public school dummy” on Dec. 13, 2017. Here is the back story on the red silk pajama incident. It is one of life’s axioms that we remember the indignities we suffer more intensely than our successes. So it is that we visit that sunny spring day when at the age of 13, this public school student was to receive the holy sacrament of Confirmation. The scene: Epiphany of Our Lord Church at 11th and Jackson, a lovely, dignified old church. I didn’t live within the boundaries served by the Epiphany, but both my grandparents did and I gave the church their address. I spent Sunday mornings after church at my grandmother’s house. Grandmom made great meatballs – which I preferred without gravy – a vinegary salad, pasta with melted butter instead of gravy and the piece de resistance, a slice of her homemade ice box cake. My physique resembled that of Spanky in the “Our Gang” comedies, a testament to grandmom’s superb culinary skills. The proximity of the church to grandmom’s house was my See CARDELLA, page 11>>

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Candidate for lieutenant governor Ray Sosa speaks at the political candidates forum in Point Breeze last Tuesday.

Political hopefuls pitch Point Breeze voters George W. Childs Elementary School hosts candidates forum By Tom Beck SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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hird Congressional District candidates Kevin Johnson (D) and Bryan Lieb (R) as well as Pennsylvania lieutenant governor candidates Ray Sosa (D) and incumbent Mike Stack (D) attended a political candidates forum at George W. Childs Elementary

School in Point Breeze last Tuesday night. Additionally, Diane O’Dwyer, a surrogate for Kathi Cozzone’s (D) lieutenant governor campaign, and Vince Rongione, a surrogate for Nina Ahmed’s (D) lieutenant governor campaign, were also present. Candidates and surrogates were each provided a chance to give brief opening and closing speeches as well as answer questions from the audience. The lone exception to this rule, however, was

Stack, who kicked off the event by giving a brief introduction to the audience about himself without taking questions. He left the event early to attend another event elsewhere in the state. Every candidate for every position on the ballot in Point Breeze for the May 15 primary election was invited to the event, according to Thera Martin, the WURD radio personality who moderated the forum. See CANDIDATES, page 6>>

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hen it comes to criticizing the Philadelphia Parking Authority’s annual $50 million payment to the city and School District of Philadelphia, it’s important to look for the facts – and not at a decade-old myth. The original law “promising $45 million” to Philadelphia schools each year was repealed in 2004 and replaced with a new law that “restricted” the PPA from sending any money to the schools until a $25 million threshold contribution to the city was first met. Complicating the “$25 million to the city first” provision was an added proviso that should the PPA’s annual on-street revenue increase, so, too, would the percentage of revenue correspondingly increase that must go to the city first. Case in point is the current fiscal year. The PPA will send $40 million to the city first before a single dollar can go to the schools. This statutory formulabased distribution provision was recently criticized by Pennsylvania’s auditor general as being to the “immense detriment of the School District.” The PPA coordinates it operations with the city, whose Finance Department routinely reviews our budgets and expenses. The PPA is audited every year by an outside independent auditing firm, including three in 2017 alone. With more than 1,100 employees, we operate on an unheard-of 40 perfect profit margin – returning over $110 million combined to the city, state, school district and the National Park Service each year. Based on the 2004 legal requirements, the PPA will give the city over $40 million this year with another $10 million going to the schools from our on-street operation alone – constituting .016 percent of the school district’s overall annual $3 billion budget. The formula for how the PPA distributes its revenue is dictated by state law. Should the law change, the PPA will distribute the revenue as directed. Either way, the city will have $50 million to fund schools from the PPA. The PPA is committed to doing its part to help the city and school district meet their respective funding needs. That’s why we proposed establishing a 50-cent surcharge on every ride provided by transportation network companies – better known to the average rider as Ubers and Lyfts – that currently operate in the city. Last year alone, more than 20,000 registered Uber and Lyft vehicles provided an estimated 90,000 rides a day in the city. The new TNC law requires the Parking Authority to regulate these services – including the removal of illegal operators, investigation of consumer complaints, inspection of

vehicles, monitoring driver qualifications and many other duties. Funding for this oversight and regulation was cut in half last year, leaving a significant gap in the PPA’s ability to oversee the TNC industry. That’s why the PPA proposed replacing the existing funding allocation with a new regulatory fee of 50 cents per trip, which will be added to each taxi and TNC trip in the city. This will create parity in assessment methods between taxis and TNCs, making it easier for taxi owners to reinvest in their business. This change will also adequately fund regulatory operations and eliminate the need to audit the TNCs’ books. Because two-thirds of TNC assessment dollars go to the school district, funding will increase significantly under this proposal from $3 million to $11 million a year. The PPA remains committed to efficiency, transparency and doing the best job possible to serve the people of Philadelphia and the surrounding counties. Scott Petri Philadelphia Parking Authority Executive Director

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CANDIDATES: Hopefuls weigh in <<Continued from page 1 Stack, who has served as Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor since 2015, emphasized his Philadelphia roots during his speech. “I was born and bred in Philadelphia,” Stack, who earned his bachelor’s degree from LaSalle and law degree from Villanova, said. “As a Philadelphian and as a lieutenant governor, I try to stand up for the city, and I think I’ve been very successful and I want to continue to do that.” Stack said despite Philadelphia’s economic influence on the state, the city has been “pushed out of the influential areas – whether it’s with being the chairpeople of committees or in other areas,” he said. One of the most important aspects of his job, he said, was his role with the state’s Board of Pardons, which he chairs. “I have taken that role very seriously in trying to provide second chances for so many people who made a mistake years ago, but do not deserve to have their entire life ruined because of these mistakes,” he said. “Many times they’re related to addiction or just bad timing, a bad situation in their lives and if someone pays that price, I feel it’s unfair in a lot of ways that that person is a good citizen and is doing all the things to be a good citizen that they have a criminal record for the rest of their lives.” Sosa used his time to stress the importance of wellfunded education. “We have some high school students graduating with a sixth-grade reading level,” he said. “We can’t have that.” Sosa said the way school districts are funded in Pennsylvania is unfair. In 2016, the state passed a bill to take into consideration a variety of factors when distributing funding to school districts. Among them were the number of children in the district who live in poverty, the number of children enrolled in charter schools, and wealth of the district. However, the bill has been criticized by many for not addressing the state’s problem of having the most inequitable funding for poor students in the nation, as per the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. The state contributes a relatively small amount of funding toward the districts, leaving it to local municipalities to make up the difference. As a result, the wealthy municipalities can afford to make their schools better, while the poorer municipalities cannot. “It’s just not fair right now,” Sosa said. “And that’s why we have schools that are severely underfunded. We have teachers who have to buy their own supplies.” Rongione stressed Ahmed’s immigrant background. Ahmed was born in Pakistan. “When she came to the United States, she did it in the full understanding of what it means to be free and what it means to have a vote,” he said. “She has absolutely no fear when it comes to special interests, when it comes to career politicians … those are not things that intimidate her.” Rongione also stressed Ahmed wants to end the effects of mass incarceration, saying people “who have served their debt to society deserve a second chance.” Rongione also talked about Ahmed’s status as a

woman of color in an attempt to appeal to the mostly minority audience. “Who can you count on to stand up in that room for you?” he asked. “Wouldn’t you rather have a person of color who’s more familiar with the community? Don’t we all deserve that kind of person at the table where these decisions are made? So simply by her presence the conversation will change.” Ahmed also supports a $15 per-hour minimum wage. O’Dwyer, surrogate for lieutenant governor candidate Cozzone, who is a three-term county commissioner in Chester County, stressed Cozzone’s experience and gender. “Gov. Wolf needs someone with the experience to get to work on day one to support and advance his policies, and Kathi can be that hard worker,” she said, also adding “women need better representation in Harrisburg, and Kathi is the only woman in the race who has elected governor executive experience.” Congressional candidate Johnson used his time mostly to talk about creating better paying jobs and health care. “Health care should not be a privilege,” he said. “Health care is an American right, and I’m going to fight for that right for every person.” Johnson also said he’s in favor of a $15 per-hour minimum wage. Lastly, congressional candidate Lieb encouraged locals in the heavily Democratic city of Philadelphia to be open-minded about his Republican label. “There’s a stigma that Republicans don’t like to listen to anyone besides Republicans. Let me be very clear: I’m running a campaign that’s going to listen to you. If you care and love Philadelphia and want to move our city forward, I’m going to listen to you whether you’re a Democrat, an independent or a Republican. That is not political talk. That is from the heart.” When asked if he’d be willing to accept funding from the NRA, Lieb said “yes.” “If the NRA approaches me and they want to do things that help support our community, then I’m going to listen,” he said, noting he believed in Americans’ right to bear arms. “They’re protecting our Second Amendment, and each of us have a right to the Second Amendment.” However, he did say the country should “have a more stringent policy to obtain a firearm.” He also stated he would work to enact term limits in an effort to do away with “career politicians,” and he is against sanctuary cities. “I’m not for sanctuary cities because why are we protecting people who are here illegally?” he asked rhetorically. The event was sponsored by Neighbors in Action, The Point Breeze Community Development Corporation, East Point Breeze Neighbors, Neighbors Invested in Childs Elementary School, Washington Avenue Property Owners Association, South of South Neighborhood Association and the South Philadelphia Homes Organization.

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South Philly’s 1st, 3rd and 17th districts set to honor fallen officers By Tom Beck SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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he 1st, 3rd and 17th police districts will hold their first annual South Division Memorial Bike Ride at 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 28, to honor fallen officers throughout South Philadelphia. “The three districts in South Philly thought it would be a good way for our [Police District Advisory Council] and our command to do together,� said the 17th district’s Community Relations Officer John O’Connor. While the event is meant to honor all fallen officers in the area, three in particular will be recognized on the day of the event: Charles Knox from the first district, whose end of watch was August 30, 1992; Ronald Trumbette from the 3rd district, whose end of watch was June 23, 1975; and Harry Davis from the 17th district, whose end of watch was April 6, 1970. The bike ride will start at 1800 Washington Ave. and go through all three districts. “Our honor guard is going to be there for the start,� O’Connor said, “and we will have someone

“It gives us an opportunity to share something important to us with the community.�

On March 3, at approximately 3:35 a.m., two unidentified male suspects were captured on surveillance video inside a red pickup truck in a gas station lot adjacent to Talk of the Town Restaurant located at 3020 S. Broad St.. One suspect waited with the vehicle while another suspect gained entry to the eatery. After searching around the restaurant, the suspect who entered took the cash register and fled. To view the surveillance video footage, visit the Philadelphia Police Department’s YouTube channel. To submit an anonymous tip to the Philadelphia Police Department online, visit www.phillypolice.com/ forms/submit-a-tip. In addition to the online form, you can also submit tips via phone at (215) 686-8477 or via email to tips@phillypolice.com.

JOHN O’CONNOR 17th District community relations ofďŹ cer singing the national anthem.â€? From the starting point, the ride will go Davis’ memorial plaque at 2300 Christian St. From there, the group will ride to 27th and South, then ride east along South Street until 4th Street, where the convoy will make a right and head toward 914 S. 5th St. to observe a memorial plaque for Trumbette. After that, the group will head south on 10th Street to the Sports Complex, then back up north to Broad and Snyder to observe a memorial plaque for Knox. From there, the group will take Snyder to Passyunk Avenue, Passyunk to 11th Street, 11th Street to Federal Street, Federal Street to 18th Street, and take 18th Street back up to the starting/ending point at 18th and Washington. A commemorative wreath will be placed in each district where an officer was killed in the line of duty.

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Eatery celebrating business milestone with April 22 event to aid cancer research By Tom Beck SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

outh Philly’s Chick’s Gastropub is celebrating its one-year anniversary by having a fundraiser for the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s pediatric cancer research on Sunday, April 22, from noon to 7 p.m. “We have the top-of-the-line of people in the city [as far as] DJs and bands, and we’re having a big outdoor festival and, of course, entertainment,” said

Philip Narducci, the bar’s owner. “We wanted to give something back to the community.” The event will be held on Washington Avenue between 18th and 19th streets; according to Narducci, police will have the block barricaded off. Narducci calls his bar a “pioneer” of the gentrifying Point Breeze neighborhood, and he’s particularly grateful to the neighbors for welcoming him into the neighborhood. “All these neighbors have been with us from day one,” he said. “People have

been good to us.” The event will feature live entertainment from DJ Jerry Blavat, DJ Johnny Looch, the Steve Calabrese Band, recording artist Felicia Punzo and more. A 20- by 30-foot stage is going to be built for the event for the artists to perform on. In addition to the music, the event will feature a Budweiser bar truck donated by Penn Beer, which will have a full bar, TVs with satellite and draft beer. A variety of food will be served at the event, including roast beef, roast pork and pizza.

Neither Philip Narducci nor his wife Gina have children, but that didn’t stop them from wanting to do something to benefit the lives of kids in need. “We see these commercials – these children, they’re all fighting for their lives,” Narducci said. Chick’s is a gastropub with 24 beers on draft and an additional 30 or 40 in bottles and cans. The menu is diverse; it features Italian dishes, Spanish dishes, Greek dishes and about 15 pizza specials. It’s located at 1807 Washington Ave.

“Its an industrial atmosphere, but the vibe in here is incredible,” said Narducci. “People say they love it here and that they feel like we’re family here.” The bar won a Zagat award for being one of the hottest new restaurants in the city only about five months after it opened. “People enjoy coming here and our customer base,” boasted Narducci. “You couldn’t handpick a better crowd.” To donate to the fundraiser visit chop. donordrive.com and type “Chick’s” into the search bar.

NEWS IN BRIEF Church hosting April 24 charitable giveaway A free community clothe and feed will be held Tuesday, April 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mount Hebron Baptist Church Hall, 1417 Wharton St. Items will be available for men, ladies, kids and homes. Lunch will be served at noon. Please bring your own bags/carts. For more information, call 215-336-8163.

Home run derby on April 28 The city Department of Parks and Recreation will hold a Junior Home Run Derby on Saturday, April 28, at 2 p.m. at Ryan Howard Field, at 9th Street and Hunting Park Avenue. Boys and girls will be divided into 12-and-under and 14-and-under age divisions. There is no fee to compete. Winners will advance to regional competitions, with regional winners advancing to the national finals, held during Major League Baseball’s all-star week. To register or for more information, contact Bri’Ana Hawkins at 215-685-1240 or briana. hawkins@phila.gov.

More stars announced for Wizard World Wizard World, Inc. has announced more celebrity guests for its upcoming show at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. The convention, May 17-20, will feature Stephen Amell (Arrow and The Flash); Sebastian Stan (Captain America franchise); the Justice League trio of Jason Momoa, Ezra Miller and Ray Fisher; Natalie Dormer (Game of Thrones); Dave Bautista (Guardians of the Galaxy); and the Lord of the Rings tandem of Sean Astin and Billy Boyd.

Stan, Momoa, Dormer, Fisher and Astin will appear on Saturday and Sunday, May 19-20; Momoa and Bautista will attend on Saturday only; Amell will attend on Friday only; Boyd will appear Friday through Sunday. Other notables scheduled to appear to date include Joe Flanigan (Stargate: Atlantis), Jewel Staite (Firefly, Stargate: Atlantis), Michael Rosenbaum (Smallville and The Justice League), Charisma Carpenter (Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Angel), Holly Marie Combs (Charmed and Picket Fences) and Thomas Ian Nicholas (Rookie of the Year and American Pie). Wizard World Comic Con will also feature nonstop live entertainment, gaming, question-andanswer sessions with top celebrities and movie screenings hosted by stars and directors. Show hours are Thursday, May 17, 4-9 p.m.; Friday, May 18, noon to 7 p.m.; Saturday, May 19, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Sunday, May 20, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Kids 10 and under are admitted free with paid adult. Wizard World Comic Con is also the place for cosplay, with fans showing off their best costumes throughout the event. Fans dressed as every imaginable character will roam the convention floor and participate in a costume contest on Saturday evening. For more info, visit wizd.me/PhiladelphiaPR.

Fines issued for illegal signs

Posting signs on street lights, utility poles, traffic signs, historical markers or street trees is illegal in Philadelphia. The penalty is $300 per sign for the first offense and up to $2,000 per sign for the second offense. Failure to pay or continued violations can result in revocation of commercial activity licenses. To report illegal signs, email cleanphl@phila.gov.

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JeffFIT Parkinson’s Disease Exercise Program Don’t let Parkinson’s disease stop you from being “Strong and Steady.” Regular exercise can slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease and improve your overall level of fitness and well-being. Join our physical therapists in weekly exercise sessions and participate in seated aerobic exercises as well as balance and strengthening activities in a supportive group setting. Participants must be independently mobile or have an assistant (family member or caregiver) throughout the session. Physician approval is required. Eight (8) weekly sessions for a total cost of $40. Date: Every Friday Time: 1 to 2 p.m. Place: Morgan Conference Center Register: 215-952-9179

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Join us for free health screenings including cholesterol, glucose, blood pressure and heel scans for osteoporosis. Mammograms for uninsured and underinsured women, sponsored by the Linda Creed Foundation. Enjoy family fun including face painting, cartoon character, balloon twister, picnic food and much more. Register for the South Philly Family Health Walk and Meet Us At the Expo – a one mile walk down Broad Street sponsored by the Methodist Hospital Foundation and the Augustinian Defenders of the Rights of the Poor to support health education and care for underserved South Philadelphians: MethHospFdn.org/Walk Date: Saturday, June 2 Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Place: Methodist Hospital Broad St. Entrance Register: Required only for mammograms and osteoporosis screenings, call 215-952-9169. Fasting recommended for cholesterol and glucose screening.

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n Sunday, May 6, the Lovely Baptist Church on 7th and Snyder will celebrate its 100th year of existence. “It’s been a church that really stays with the Bible,� said Willia Mae Brown, the church’s longest-serving member. “A lot of churches have folded up but Lovely remains.� The 86-year-old Brown has been coming to the Lovely Baptist Church for the past 70 years - ever since she was 15 years old. “Lovely is a beautiful church to belong to,� she said. In honor of the church’s century of existence, a black tie banquet will be held April 28 in the church’s banquet hall. The banquet will feature catered food, music, praise dancing and speeches from ministers. The church’s secretary, Diana Collins, called the church “family oriented,� and said it leaves people with the “freedom to worship God in a way that he should be worshipped.� “If someone died in the neighborhood and that person didn’t have a church to have their service in, the doors were always open,� she said. “Rev. [Wilbert] Crew would welcome anyone in. The doors were always open to accommodate people in the South Philadelphia area.� Interestingly, Crew is one of only two pastors the church has ever had. Lovely was founded in

1918 by Pastor Nicholas Avent, who served asa pastor until his death in 1961. That’s when Crews took over, and he’s been serving as pastor for thei t past 57 years. “That says something right there,� Brown saido of Crew. “Because [pastors] come and go. If the parishioners don’t care for them next thing youw know they’re gone. My pastor is not about money.s T So that’s another good thing about Lovely.� While Brown loves her church, she said thatN it, like many churches, is striving to find ways tof T reach out to young people. “What we’re trying to do is to get more of them youth to come in so that they will learn about thep Bible,� she said. “We want their opinions aboutt k what the children want from the church.� In addition to the black tie banquet, the churcha will have a service on May 3 featuring the Rev.h Edgar Edwards from the Little David Baptistr Church at 7 p.m., and a Joy Night on May 4 at 7y a p.m., which will feature praise dancing and singw ing. B May 6 - the actual anniversary date - will feaa ture a service that begins at 11:30 a.m. At 3 p.m., m guest speaker Edward A. Thomas, pastor of New a Temple Baptist Church, will give a speech. t Tickets to the black tie catered affair on April a 28 cost $50. For information about purchasing s tickets call Mary St. John at (215) 467-4356. For b any other questions or concerns, contact Dianap Collins at (215) 924-8459. k w u

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CARDELLA: Day doesn’t exactly go so smoothly We were told by the nuns that the sacrament of Confirmation meant that you were to become “a soldier of Christ.� I must say that I had pacifistic leanings even back then. I never saw myself as a soldier in any way, as my Air Force drill instructors in later years would readily attest. I would have been a more likely candidate as a “coward for Christ.� I knew Satan, and Satan had all the weapons on his side. He could hurl thunderbolts. Invoke fire and brimstone. Me – I had a good act of contrition. Vegas would’ve put the odds at 1,000-toone in favor of Satan. It’s likely they were already making book on the match at 10th and Wolf. Part of the Confirmation ceremony includes a question-and-answer session with the visiting archbishop who could randomly call on any of us for an answer, and we had better be ready with the correct answer. I’m not sure what would’ve happened if we couldn’t answer the question, but none of us wanted to invoke the wrath of the nuns who wielded their yardsticks like Morgan on “The Walking Dead.� All seemed to go well until we were called to the altar to receive Communion. Maybe it was the motion of my getting up from the pew after kneeling. Maybe it was just meant to be. The red silk pajamas that were such a comfort guarding me from the itchy wool knickers suddenly betrayed me. I am inclined to think it was an act of Satan himself. After all, do you think it was a coincidence that the color of the pajamas was red? Whatever it was, as I kneeled at the altar with my back to the pews, the red silk pajamas slipped to my ankles beneath the knickers. My parents were mortified. The incident might have even prompted a blasphemy from the lips of the good sisters. No word on how Uncle John felt. I was unaware that my red silk pajamas had made an unscheduled appearance and was spared the embarrassment, perhaps proving that self-awareness is not always a good thing. It was the last time I ever wore knickers.

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<<Continued from page 1 real motivation for receiving Confirmation at the Epiphany. My Uncle John was my Confirmation sponsor. The sponsor’s role is to walk spiritually through life with you. With Uncle John, that spiritual walk would likely be interrupted by a few card games along the way. I knew many of the other kids’ sponsors. I didn’t feel they were an especially spiritual group. If you had asked them their occupations, many of them would’ve responded, “a little of this and a little of that.� The official uniform of the day for boys was a white shirt and navy pants. My mother saw no reason to go out and buy navy pants for the occasion. That was how I wound up wearing my Cousin Nick’s hand-me-down navy knickers. I cut quite a fancy figure in my knickers, if I do say so myself. There was just one problem – the knickers were made of 100 percent wool. Wool itches terribly, prompting me to protest vehemently. I didn’t want to suffer the itches. And, truth be told, I thought knickers were for little boys. I viewed long pants as a sign of incipient adulthood. My mother was having none of it. Her solution was for me to wear red silk pajamas under the wool knickers. Now you might say, surely you didn’t own silk pajamas at the age of 13? I confess that I don’t know if they were silk. The PJs could well have been polyester. But Mom always referred to them as being silk, and in looking back to that day, I see those pajamas as silk. Why would I even own pajamas, let alone silk pajamas at an age where I was on the threshold of puberty? Was I practicing for a career as the next Cary Grant? I think the answer is much simpler than that, although the factual answer has been lost in the passage of time. The pajamas were probably borrowed or handed down just like the knickers. Maybe they belonged to Uncle John, who always tried to be helpful in some way – and usually failed.

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NEWS IN BRIEF Fashion show on May 23 The Women’s Cancer Research Association is sponsoring a fashion show luncheon at La Strada, 2519 Huntingdon Pike, in Huntingdon Valley, on Wednesday, May 23, at noon. The cost is $30. Fashion clothing and accessories are provided by Designs by Karen, of Huntingdon Valley. Luncheon attendees receive a 15 percent discount on fashion purchases. Call Karen at 215-464-6538 by April 26.

Jobs available at The Home Depot The Home Depot is preparing for spring, the company’s busiest selling season, by hiring 1,500 associates in Philadelphia and 80,000 associates nationwide. Applying for a job at the home improvement retailer takes about 15 minutes on careers.homedepot.com. Select “Learn More� and enter city and state, then click “Search Jobs.� Or, job seekers can text HOMEDEPOT to 52270 and receive a link to apply to hourly positions in their area. Message and data rates may apply. From sales and cashiers to operations and online order fulfillment, opportunities include both permanent part-time and seasonal positions in the company’s stores and distribution facilities. College students, retirees and veterans are encouraged to apply. Available positions vary by store.

Firey announces daily lineups, ticket info The Firefly Music Festival, the East Coast’s largest music and camping festival, has announced its daily lineups. Single day passes went on sale on Friday. VIP single day passes, other general admission and VIP pass options and lodging packages remain on sale. The festival is set for June 14-17 at The Woodlands of Dover International Speedway in Delaware. The headliners will be Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Arctic Monkeys and The Killers. The lineup will also also feature ODESZA, Lil Wayne, Logic, Martin Garrix, SZA, alt-J, Portugal. The Man, Foster the People, MGMT and Mike D (DJ set). For tickets and other information, visit FireflyFestival.com Here are the daily lineups for the festival: ‡ 7KXUVGD\ -XQH $PLOOLRQ WKH 3RHW &KL cano Batman, Chromeo, Blackbear, Everything Everything, Jax Jones, Kap Slap, Knox Fortune, Lophiile, Parker, Shallou, Spencer Lee Band. ‡ )ULGD\ -XQH $UFWLF 0RQNH\V %LJ *LJDQ

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Folk Festival releases lineup

The first portion of the lineup for the 57th annual Philadelphia Folk Festival has been announced. The festival will take place from Aug. 16-19 at the Old Pool Farm, in Upper Salford Township, near Schwenksville, Montgomery County. There will be an opening-night camping exclusive concert with Gina Chavez-Talisk and Toronzo Cannon. The Aug. 17 lineup will be highlighted by Patty Griffin, the David Bromberg Quintet and Riders in the Sky. On Aug. 18, the lineup will feature Valerie June, Chris Smither, Eileen Ivers and Balsam Range. The final day will include Wynonna & The Big Noise, Shovels & Rope and Jeff Daniels and the Ben Daniels Band. Other performers will be Alexis P. Suter Ministers of Sound, Beausoleil Avec Michael Doucet, Christine Lavin, David Myles, Joe Crookston, John Gorka, Martha Red Bone Roots Project, Mary Gauthier, Molly Tuttle, The Seldom Scene, Skerryvore, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Tom Paxton and the DonJuans, Trout Fishing in America, William Prince and Gene Shay. Also performing will be The Accidentals, Alash, The Black Feathers, Benjamin Dakota Rogers, Chastity Brown, Crys Matthews, Earle & Coffin, Elage Diouf, Hermitage Green, Honey Island Swamp Band, Jay Gilday, Lula Wiles, Making Movies, Matthew Byrne, Missy Raines & The New Hip, Melanie Brulee, Richie & Rosie, The Small Glories, Terence Jack and Vanessa Collier. For more information, visit www.folkfest.org.

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he Miami Heat were able to hold off a furious rally by the 76ers late in the fourth quarter and come away with a 113-103 win over Philadelphia on Monday, evening their Eastern Conference best-of-seven series at one game apiece. Game 3 takes place in Miami on Thursday. The Heat took a 16-point lead with 11:04 left in the fourth quarter on a cutting dunk by forward James Johnson. But the Sixers, led by guard Ben Simmons and forwards Ersan Ilyasova and Dario Saric, went on a 16-2 run to pull within two points at 98-96 on an Ilyasova putback with 4:29 left that had all 20,753 fans on their feet and in a frenzy at the Wells Fargo Center hoping their team would pull out a win. Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra made sure that didn’t happen. He put veteran guard Dwyane Wade back in the game and the future Hall of Famer made an immediate impact. The Sixers rebounded the ball on the ensuing Heat possession but Wade anticipated a pass to Saric, stole the ball and passed it to center Kelly Olynyk, who gave it back to Wade for a running dunk with 4:03 left. The Sixers never recovered. “The reason I was brought here was for a game like this,” said Wade, who returned to the Heat when the Cleveland Cavaliers traded him to Miami on Feb. 8. “When they cut it to two, to come back in the game and settle everything down. I’m glad I was able to do that.” Wade, who has come off the bench since his return, said he saw the Sixers use the same passing lane earlier in the game. “I watched that play go down earlier in the game when I was on the bench and when I was in the game,” Wade said. “I told myself if they do that play later, I’m going to steal it.” Wade scored a game-high 28 points and pulled down seven rebounds in 26 minutes. The loss snapped the 76ers’ 17-game winning streak, dating to March 13. It was the second-longest single-season streak in franchise history. The first quarter went much better for the Sixers Monday night, as they

The following was released Monday, April 16, by the Sixers: “The Philadelphia 76ers organization mourns the passing of Hal Greer, an NBA champion, Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer and team legend. Throughout his 15-year career with the Syracuse Nationals and Philadelphia 76ers, Greer solidified his place as one of the greatest basketball players ever. An NBA champion in 1967 and 10-time NBA All-Star, Greer’s legacy includes being the 76ers’ all-time leader in points, field goals, field goals attempted, games and minutes played, culminating in him being named one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History in 1996. “Greer was the first player to have

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Heat veteran guard Dwyane Wade after scoring 28 points to lead Miami to a 113-103 win over the Sixers in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference first-round playoffs. led, 29-22. In Game 1, the home team trailed, 35-29, after the opening quarter. To say the Sixers went cold in the second quarter would not do justice to how poorly they executed on offense and defense. Sloppy play and poor shooting plagued Philadelphia, as the Sixers were outscored 34-13 in the quarter, trailing by 14 at the half. The Sixers shot just 33.3 percent from the field, 11.1 percent from beyond the three-point arc. Philadelphia’s shooters produced 18 three-pointers in Game 1, but could muster only two treys on 18 attempts in the first half. Simmons, a Rookie of the Year candidate, recorded 24 points (10-17 FG), eight rebounds and eight assists in 39 minutes in Game 2. He admitted the second-quarter surge by Miami pretty much decided

the game. “The second quarter was definitely where they punched us in the mouth and we didn’t respond the right way,” Simmons said. “We brought it back, but it wasn’t enough. They were making shots, running their plays and, defensively, they did a great job.” The Sixers took 35 shots from beyond the arc for the game, making just seven. The Heat were much more physical Monday night, pressuring the Sixers on the perimeter. JJ Redick, who was 1-of-7 from the three-point line (11 points overall), talked what effect the lack of room given around the three-point line had. “I don’t know,” Redick said. “I felt like we had good threes, we shot good threes. I don’t know. I would have to look at the tape. Eighteen-for-28 is un-

sustainable and on the other end, I think a 2-for-18 first half is also an anomaly. Hopefully, it will balance back out. We’ll shoot high 30s, low 40s for the rest of the series.” Wade said the Heat played Game 1 like it was a regular season game. He said they wanted to play with more intensity and make the young players on the Sixers realize this is the NBA playoffs and make it a “Welcome to the playoffs” moment for Philadelphia. Sixers head coach Brett Brown was asked if this loss was an eye-opening game for his inexperienced players. “You can phrase it in a bunch of ways, but to me, it’s the reality of NBA basketball and it will only get harder,” Brown said. “Our guys will learn more about themselves than they’ve learned in the regular season for however long we play in the playoffs. We haven’t lost since March 13 and this game equals the NBA playoffs. This is a snapshot of what you should expect when a team is going to go down 2-0 if they are unable to find a win.” Brown also said the Heat played like they were desperate. Falling behind 2-0 in the series would be tough to come back from. Saric was asked about the Heat playing like a desperate team. “They were a totally different team than the first game,” said Saric, who scored 23 points, on 8-of-21 shooting.

his number retired by the 76ers organization when the team retired his No. 15 in 1976. To further celebrate his place in team history, Greer also became the first player to be honored with a sculpture on 76ers Legends Walk at the Philadelphia 76ers Training Complex in 2017. “In addition to his historic contributions on the court, Greer will forever be remembered as a true gentleman who used the tremendous platform of basketball to uplift and inspire others. “We extend our deepest condolences and send our love to the Greer family during this difficult time. “The 76ers will celebrate Greer’s life and legacy at tonight’s game in South Philadelphia.”

“I think they tried to go over the screens all the time, tried to breathe down our necks. They really wanted to win this game. We were a little bit surprised first and second quarter. In the second half, we started to play, but it was already too late. For the next game, we have to have the same attitude as them.” Saric was asked if the team is looking forward to the return of all-star center Joel Embiid, who has been out with a concussion and a orbital fracture under his left eye suffered in a March 28 game against the New York Knicks. He missed the Sixers’ final eight regular season games and both playoff games. The outspoken center expressed his frustration on social media after the loss, saying he is “....sick and tired of being babied.” Brown admitted the Heat were starting to exploit his absence, especially with Simmons, who was pressured up and down the court all night. He did not have Embiid to dump the ball to. “Of course, Joel is an all-star,” Saric said. “We’re talking about a superstar in the league. We are missing him on every point defensively as well as offensively. Whether people pressure Ben or not pressure Ben, it doesn’t matter. When you have a guy like that on your team and he’s out, of course we’re missing him. I cannot wait for Joel to come back and help us.” Neither can Sixers fans.

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How Will The Eagles Handle The QB Situation?

Barring any kind of end-of-thepreseason injury that requires another team to trade for a quarterback, it appears that Nick Foles will be an Eagle in 2018, giving the team as strong a

quarterback picture as any in the NFL. Carson Wentz continues his rehabilitation from knee surgery and while there is optimism that he will be ready for the regular season as scheduled, there is no defined timetable. All we know for sure is that, per head coach Doug Pederson, Wentz won’t take part in the spring onfield team drills. That means Foles and Nate Sudfeld will take the majority of the snaps. Both will benefit. And both will be ready for the opening game. Wentz? We’ll see. Don’t count him out for Game 1, that’s for sure.

What Are Realistic Areas To Address In The Draft? The Eagles have only six picks in the NFL Draft, although they are certainly prone to trade and acquire more selections. But the needs on this team are pretty clear: The Eagles need help at tight end, they could use another running back, a wide receiver isn’t out

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