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wo simple words is all it takes to tell the story of the 2017 Ss. Neumann-Goretti High School baseball team — the back-to-back Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association AA champs. The East Passyunk Crossing-based squad defeated Bishop McCort 7-4 in the June 16 state championship game at Penn State University. The 23-4 Saints also won the Catholic League and city titles. Photo provided Neumann-Goretti baseball

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Mayor Jim Kenney attended the “American Dreamsâ€? mural dedication last week at the Eliza B. Kirkbride School, and helped the eighth-grade students unveil the ďŹ nished project. Photo provided by Ellie Seif

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Maker.” Boyz II Men will be honored as local historymakers for their achievements in music and philanthropy during the Celebration of Freedom Ceremony at Independence Hall on July 4 at 10 a.m. They will also make an appearance during the Concert and Fireworks on the Parkway. … Are you in the mood for a walk? Well, consider joining the FDR Park walking group. They meet Wednesday mornings at 8:30 a.m., Thursday evenings at 6 p.m. and Saturday mornings at 9 a.m. The sessions last about an hour, including warm-up exercises. Walkers can leave as needed. All fitness levels are welcome, including babies in their carriages and dogs. Meet at the boathouse in FDR Park, Broad Street and

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Pattison Avenue. … Heading to Wildwood, N.J., this weekend? You may run into Mr. Saturday Night on Friday Night. South Philly’s own Bob Pantano kicks off his expanded Jersey Shore presence tomorrow (June 23) at 6 p.m. as the grand marshal of the North Wildwood Italian-American Festival, leading the official opening ceremonies of the three-day gathering of great food, family fun, and Italian-American heritage along Olde New Jersey Avenue. Expect to do a little dancing, too, as Pantano will also be hosting a tribute to The Trammps with Night Fever featuring Jimmy Lee at 7 p.m. … The City of Philadelphia hosting, the Altman Group of Companies and community members came together on Tuesday for a groundbreaking and community celebration for Anthony Wayne Senior Housing Phase III. The 45-unit senior housing project is being built at 1701 S. 28th St. in Grays Ferry. These units are being built for residents 62 and older with low and moderate incomes. Six units are fully accessible,

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Photo 1: As part of the Lions Club International’s centennial year, the South Philadelphia Lions Club donated 100 books to the St. Anthony of Padua Regional Catholic School, 903 Pierce St. Lion Russell Shoemaker, from left, school principal Sr. Mary Esther Carsele and Lion Barbara Ricci took part in the presentation. Photo 2: DanceAdelphia, 1100 Snyder Ave., students have been busy preparing for the June Extravaganza taking place at the 2300 Arena, 2300 S. Swanson St., on Sunday (June 25) at 3 and 6:30 p.m. Photo 3: A crowd of 50,000 fans filled Lincoln Financial Field, 1020 Pattison Ave., on Sunday night (June 18) as U2 came through South Philly as part of their Joshua Tree 2017 tour.

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KIRKBRIDE continued from page 1 families, cultures and roots,” Principal Rebecca Julien said. Helping to make this project possible, COSACOSA, an organization that has dedicated its efforts to creating new public art specific to the concerns of Philadelphia neighborhoods since 1990, partnered with the school to guide the students through their artistic examination of the American Dream. In doing so, three COSACOSA teaching artists and six art assistants, along with three Kirkbride lead teachers and Julian encouraged this examination of the concept through original essays, poetry, interviews and visual art. “The American Dream means happiness and success to me,” Samiyah Brown, an eighth-grade student, said. “Through this project I learned about lots of other people’s American Dreams and that not everyone has the same American Dream. I think this is a good thing because not everyone should have to follow the same dream because it’s a free country.”

THE POSSIBILITY FOR this partnership came about after the Friends of Kirkbride shared news regarding the potential acquisition of a grant from the Public Citizens for Children and Youth, a Philadelphia-based organization that advocates to ensure optimal health care, education, and familycentered resources for children and youth with disabilities. “I think this is a very beautiful project and it’s been a pleasure to watch it develop from the beginning, which was just the conversation from what will this project look like all the way to the art making sessions,“ Tim Gibbons, director of the Picasso Project, a part of the Public Citizens for Children and Youth which awards grants of up to $5,000 to schools annually to support projects in creative, performing and digital arts, said. “Something that I think is so special about this is that it’s a great representation of the power of our education, which is so critical in our Philadelphia public schools.” The 52 participating students were all able to connect and explore similarities between their family immigration stories, as well as the cultural traditions which their

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here’s no line outside of McKenna’s Bar at 6:52 a.m. Less than a minute after the doors open, the first regular lumbers in — a 71-one-year old named Phil with a handlebar mustache and a slight hearing deficit. Without inquiry, Denise Jovovich, one of the Mayfair bar’s morning bartenders, pours him a glass of cheap beer. News is the room’s only soundtrack: jurors deadlocked in the Bill Cosby trial. Phil watches and sips his drink with a look of satisfaction and inner peace. Everyone knows the evening bar scene. But at 7 a.m. nearly every day of the week, at least 30 bars across the Philadelphia open their doors and start pouring drinks to a diverse cross-section of the city, from shaky-handed alcoholics to overnight workers, from coffee drinkers to bereaved funeral goers. I visited seven early-hours bars between first call and noon, had a drink (or two) at each, and I’m here to tell you how very emotional I am feeling at the moment. Sorry — just sorting through these barstool notes for the first time. What sober me is here to tell you is that going to neighborhood bars in the rosy hours after dawn is every bit a fascinating way to see a city as in the evening. At McKenna’s, where mugs of Pabst Blue Ribbon are famously 80 cents a pop, it begins with the retired crowd. Phil will soon be joined by a 90-yearold neighborhood man named Billy, who walks to McKenna’s from his house every morning, drinks four or five small snifters of Pabst, and does pushups and situps on the barroom floor. It’s an overwhelmingly male-dominated scene — and not just at this Frankford Avenue waterhole — hang around and you’ll assuredly catch the group of elderly women who still come in through the bar’s antiquated LADIES entrance in the back. By mid-morning, Jovovich says they’ll have at least six drinkers stretching down the narrow barroom with no place they’d rather be. “People hang out all day,” Jovovich says, who works from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. three days a week. “Sometimes I’ll say ‘Hey! You did

my whole shift with me!” MOST BARS WOULD lose money by opening this early. But in working class areas from the Northeast to South Philly, early morning bars are part of the neighborhood fabric. Less than half a mile from McKenna’s is the Taproom, a corner joint on a sleepy residential block. According to longtime bartender “Kathy,” who requested withholding her full name, mornings are decent business. It gets more competitive once the bar-saturated Frankford Avenue corridor opens up full force in the afternoon. “Some people come in to watch the morning news,” Kathy says. “Certain people come in just to play the games. Some people just come in to listen to the jukebox first thing in the morning.” The retired class is joined by the gainfully employed. In Mayfair, bartenders say midnight shift SEPTA operators, firefighters and State Road corrections officers are mainstays of the morning bar crowd. Two blocks away at Sheffield Tavern, a worker snoozes after a shift in the smoker’s outpost. The bar’s empty at the moment, but morning barkeep Ashley Lang notes she already had two graveyard shifters who came in for a night cap. And it changes day by day, hour by hour. “Once people have found their neighborhood spot, they stick with it,” she says. I down a beer and move to the next spot. If I wanted to, I could walk to Ralph’s Bleigh Street Bar just down the street. Mayfairians are lucky to have so many options. There were 1,442 restaurant liquor licenses in Philly as of 2016, according to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. For the last several decades, state liquor law

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has allowed any business with a restaurant liquor license — which covers everything from lavish steakhouses to neighborhood dive bars — to start serving booze at 7 a.m. Monday through Saturday, and as early as 9 a.m. on Sundays. At Philadelphia International Airport for an early international flight? The good law granteth you booze as early as 5 a.m. But in Center City and University City, despite the concentration of 24-7 business facilities, there are fewer first call options than there are in this half-mile stretch of the Northeast. Work overnight in University City? Spread bagelry isn’t your everyday bar, but I’ll mention it because it’s one of the few spots that serves booze at 7 a.m. And over on the east side of Broad Street, Milkboy is one of the few — or maybe the only bar — open to third-shift Jefferson Hospital staffers looking to unwind as the rest of the city rolls out of bed. Five years ago, I spent a summer working the overnight shift at a now-shuttered diner. Us third shifters would hand off the aprons to the morning crew around 7 a.m., feeling equal parts weary and wired. Happy hour called, but who’s open? I frequented quite a number of morning bars in the River Wards, as well as some the famed South Philly haunts like Ray’s Happy Birthday Bar, 1200 E. Passyunk Ave., — a place that some joke never closes. But put Ray’s aside for a moment. South Philly still has, bar none, the city’s most prodigious morning selection. At Fireside Tavern on Oregon Avenue near 6th Street, five people chat around a circular bar beneath signs with catty messages like TIPPING IS NOT A TOWN IN CHINA and IF YOU’RE DRINKING TO FORGET, PLEASE PAY IN ADVANCE. Shortly after I sit down, a man who is feeling very good and whose name I can’t quite understand forcefully gifts me with damn near an entire box of Tastykake Jelly Krimpets. Is the morning crowd more generous than the evening crowd? It’s only 9:30 a.m. — still too early to tell. Another patron is a young-looking retired postal worker who lives in Jersey. He found Fireside on his commute home from the city for so many years. Now, he still comes back in the morning one or two days a week to hang with the manager, Tommy.

He reads the reads the paper. He smokes cigarettes in the A/C and he’s smiling the whole time. Why go out of his way for this? “Philly folks, there’s nothing like them,” he says. “Jersey people are kind of uptight.” The more time — and drinks — in South Philly, the more I hear stories that defy easily identifiable types of morning drinkers. It’s a quick Lyft ride north to Michael’s Place at 11th and Mifflin streets. Nicky Chrysler, a retired car salesman turned bartender, highlights one of the stranger morning routines at his bar: a crowd of 15 or 20 people dressed in all black walk into the bar early in the morning and order a round of shots. It happens maybe once or twice a month. They’re going to or coming from a funeral at one of the area’s churches. A bit further north, Bonnie’s Capistrano Bar, 1503 S. 13th St., just started opening its doors at 7 a.m. a few years back. The bartender, John (no last name given), has even more stories about the variety of the morning crowd he sees in South Philly. One girl regularly comes in dressed for the office. She orders a double bourbon on the rocks. Sometimes a single after that, depending on the day. “I think she doesn’t really like her job,” John says. Another guy at the bar nods knowingly. He’s been there, too. John’s going through various morning shifts that have stood out over the last few months, and he stops on the day after Donald Trump’s election in November. The gloom of that day in liberal strongholds like Philadelphia was well-reported. People called out of work, and you can guess where droves of them went. “We had almost a full bar,” John recalled. “No one was celebrating. One girl was crying.” It’s easy to romanticize drinking at this time of day for those who don’t do it regularly. The truth is that most of the conversation is as repetitive and predictable as you’ll find in at any happy hour or last call. People complain about parking and taxes. They laugh and cry and swap stories of better mornings. But the morning bar is there for those who need it, in good times and bad, although especially in bad. SPR

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let because it has become my big fashion statement. I was very impressed when I opened the box and found the packing slip had been personally signed with a greeting by one of Kiel James Patrick’s employees. I must admit I was personally tied in knots trying to figure out how to wear the bracelet. The rope bracelet does not come with a clasp.There’s just a small brass anchor on a braided rope with a small knot (the yacht knot?). I tried to put the bracelet on best I could. I knotted the bracelet around my wrist the best I could without any training as a Boy Scout. The result is a clump of rope around my wrist with a small dangling brass anchor. It tends to get caught in anything I’m handling. I get the feeling that Kiel Patrick James would be horrified. The bracelet does have one big advantage — it’s a conversation piece. People ask me what it represents (besides my curious taste for knots and small brass anchors). I tell them it’s an award I received when I was 7 years old for saving a dolphin from getting caught in a fisherman’s net and being served as the main entrĂŠe that night at a local seafood restaurant. The fact that my story doesn’t have an ounce of truth in it doesn’t bother me because, as a small-time member of the media, I’m depicted as not having scruples. If I’m going to be blamed for reporting “fake news,â€? then I may as well be the beneficiary. I realize I have no more right to wear a nautical bracelet than Jared Kushner does brokering a Middle East peace settlement. At least my credentials are stamped by Kiel James Patrick and not my father-in-law. Figure it this way. I know folks who have never been near a boat who wear boat shoes. I don’t hear anyone complaining about those fakers. And let me tell you, I don’t care what anyone says, wearing boat shoes without socks might look cool, but you wind up with blisters on your feet every time. I’ll tell you a secret, I wear Peds footies with boat shoes and sneakers to avoid blisters. It’s not exactly cheating. It may be not exactly masculine, either. Wearing Peds footies is like Donald Trump claiming he has tapes of his conversation with James Comey. Peds footies can’t be seen, but they exist. Trump’s tapes can’t be heard because they don’t exist. Here I am with boat shoes on my feet and a brass anchor hanging from my wrist. Maybe I should get a jaunty captain’s cap to complete my nautical ensemble. With a little practice, maybe I can compete in the America’s Cup race. With no practice at all, in the White House, I can try to steer the Ship of State. SPR

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A Queen Village resident was honored as part of BAYADA’s Hero of the Year program

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livanne “Anne” Pannone is a hero, but the South Philly resident doesn’t need a lasso of truth or shield like Wonder Woman. Her strength is helping others as a home health aid. Pannone has been described as always “going the extra mile” for her patients. Whether it’s through carrying labels in her bag for when she cleans out patient’s refrigerators and cabinets or by constantly checking smoke alarms, frayed rugs and sharp objects around her clients’ homes, she is always willing to help in whatever way possible. Her efforts have not gone unnoticed. Since 1999, BAYADA Home Health Care has been recognizing compassionate, excellent and reliable home healthcare professionals with its Hero of the Year Program. When the winners were announced, Pannone made the list as a result of her proactive approach in caregiving. She was presented the award at the company’s annual meeting at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. “To have been nominated for the [BAYADA] award is such a wonderful gift because I feel like I am able to represent and advocate for every single home health aid, not just in Philly, but around the

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ambassador of goodwill, bringing people together through song while trying to make every day like a party for her clients. “Music therapy, like pet therapy and art therapy, needs to be brought back into home care,� Pannone, who has worked with more than 200 home health clients, stressed. “Nursing homes and assisted liv-

DA. A native of Connecticut, she spent 24 years working in a clinic lab, while often spending time in a nursing home to assist in taking care of her mother. “When I first came to South Philly I wanted to stay in health care and I saw an ad for BAYADA and said ‘Let me try that,’� Pannone, who originally moved to Philly to be closer to her three daughters who had relocated here, said. “When I interviewed it was with my current client services manager, Liz Sweeney, who has since become my role model, rock, friend and the person keeping me alive and well during the challenges of home care.� Despite being nominated by Sweeney and selected for the BAYADA Home Health Care Hero of the Year award amongst thousands of other nominees, in addition to being named the 2017 Pennsylvania Direct Care Worker of the year by the Pennsylvania Homecare Association, Pannone remains extremely humble, explaining that she has just been doing her job. Describing herself as a “helper,� rather than an “aid,� Pannone said that when it comes to her clients she’s always right there to lend a hand. SPR

‘When I found out I won Home Health Aid of the Year I was speechless.’ -Olivanne “Anne� Pannone it pulls a memory out of their mind and it changes their demeanor.� A PART OF her philosophy in helping each client, the resident of Seventh and Catherine streets explained she tries to engage them in singing all the time, whether it be just before helping administer personal care, or while simply standing outside. Ultimately, she likes to consider herself an

ing facilities have them, so visiting agencies should start coming into these homes. It’s important because non-medicinal therapies promote absolute vigor in these clients, many of whom thought these things were lost in their lives.� This realization of the importance of music in health care stems from Pannone’s long career in the health field, dating back far before she began her work with BAYA-

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June 22 The Concert Under the Stars series at the Mummers Museum continues with Greater Overbrook. Free. Music begins at 8 p.m. Bring a lawn chair. Food and beverage will be available for purchase after 7 p.m. 1100 S. Second St. mumersmuseum.com.

June 23 Twilight in the Gardens is the chance to make Americanathemed accordion books with special linoleum block prints with the help of teaching artist Sam Mera. Bring a blanket and snacks so when you’re finished with your art projects you can sit and listen to the eclectic band Whiskeyhickon Boys. Bring your own booze, blanket and snacks. 7-10 p.m. $12-$18. Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens, 1020 South St. phillymagicgardens. org.

The summer fun at FDR Park, 1500 Pattison Ave., continues with the first of four free Movies in the Park events. “The Sandlot” begins at 9 p.m., but come early to enjoy some family-friendly fun including discounted admission to the American Swedish Historical Museum, Wheel Fun Rentals, food trucks, prizes and more. 6-11 p.m. facebook.com/ events/1909197879294337.

June 24 The Summer Ale Festival is the chance to enjoy craft beer in the wild! This adults’ only event at the Philadelphia Zoo will have live music, games, food trucks, and unlimited beer samples from the region’s breweries. 7-10:30 p.m. $35-$75. Philadelphia Zoo, 3400 W. Girard Ave. philadelphiazoo.org/SummerAle-Fest.

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The 28th Annual Manayunk Arts Festival is the tri-state’s largest outdoor, juried arts festival. With 300 hundred artists showcasing their arts and crafts along Main Street, the two-day festival is the perfect place for art lovers. The festival will also have an Emerging Artist Tent to feature more local, up-andcomer artists. Saturday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Sunday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Free. 4312 Main St. manayunk.com/news-and-events.

June 27 Brauhaus Schmitz will celebrate their eighth anniversary with a beer-fueled, Bavarian-style party of the kind that has come to define the South Street institution. Admission is $10, with a portion of proceeds benefiting the South Street Police Mini Station. Includes live music and a traditional German food buffet, along with $4 draft beers, ciders and wines. 7-11 p.m. 718 South St. brauhausschmitz.com.

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outh Philly residents have been experiencing a major void when it comes to championship parades down South Broad Street. Ever since the Phillies won the World Series in 2008, local pro sports fans have been stuck in that maybe-next-year mentality. Well, the student-athletes at Ss. Neumann-Goretti High School play with a win-now-or-bust approach. The system is working to perfection for the Saints baseball team. The latest example of this came Friday (June 16) afternoon on the Penn State University campus as the East Passyunk Crossing-based Saints defeated Bishop McCort 7-4 in the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Class AA state final. With the latest win, the Saints, under first year head coach Mike “Zoom” Zolk, can call themselves the back-to-back state champs. “It was awesome,” Zolk said. “It was awesome seeing the kids mature. It was a special win for the program. “This was one of the most fun teams I have ever been around.” THE LATEST CROWNING moment, which was a rematch of the 2016 state championship game, did not come easy. Neumann-Goretti jumped out to an early 5-0 advantage in the bottom of the first inning. Brian Reynolds knocked in a runThe PIAA AA champs enjoy their latest crowning moment at Penn State’s Medlar Field at Lubrano Park. Photo provided by Neumann-Goretti baseball via a bases loaded walk while Eric Nardini and Phil Sanborn added to the lead the pressure is on, I love the intensity.” 7-3 while McCort added another run in the mann-Goretti squad to earn state bragging via singles. He described McCort as a “blue-collar top of the seventh. They ended the game rights this season. The girls track and field But the McCort players made it clear with the bases loaded. Pitcher Joe Mes- teams won a Class AA crown earlier this that they were not going to throw in the program” battling every step of the way. But his primary concern was keeping sina, who picked up the save, delivered spring while the boys and girls basketball championship towel against the defendthe Saints focused on their championship in the clutch with his three-pitch strikeout team claimed state bragging rights during ing champs. After all, they were seeking a reversals of fortune from the previous aspirations. The coach noted that his team to closed out the game. He pitched 2.2 in- the winter season. Zolk, who also attended season. They ended the shutout with a fell asleep a little in the middle innings, nings, surrendered one earned run, walked the school after North Catholic closed, is three and struck out three. Sanborn picked well aware of what aspecial place Neurun in the third and added two more in the but it was a temporary setback. “We talked a little, and just told them to up the win following his seven-strikeout mann-Goretti is. fourth. Talk about tense playoff situations. stay competitive through the full seven,” performance. He gave up three earned “Everyone is South Philly loves Neu“It’s way more stressful as a coach,” runs over 4.1 innings. mann-Goretti,” he said. “Everybody takes Zolk said, comparing the situation to his Zolk said. Neumann-Goretti added two more runs Jared Healey went 2-for-3 at the plate. pride in what they do.” SPR playing days at Neumann-Goretti. “When in the bottom of the fifth to make the score The baseball team is the fourth Neu2 2 S O U T H P H I L LY R E V I E W I J U N E 2 2 , 2 0 1 7 I S O U T H P H I L LY R E V I E W. C O M

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SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21): A spiriLEO (July 23 to Aug. 22): It’s time to deal with anxieties that have been holding ftual awakening is in the cards. You’ve been a you back. Why are you convinced things will not pondering what to do with your life. Having a bework out well for you? Who told you it is impossible to reach your goals? What are you getting from being stuck? Be willing to ask these difficult questions. Lucky number: 536.

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areas, it simply isn’t forthcoming. You’ll have to meet these challenges alone. Don’t take out your disappointment on your partner. Everyone has blind spots, including you. Lucky number: 762. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18): If someone brings a problem to your attention, take A it seriously. It’s better to revise a faulty project than push it through the pipeline. You will be blamed for any failures. When you make mistakes, admit them. Offer sincere apologies to those who were adversely affected. Lucky number: 376. PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20): Secrets are coming to light. Although this informaS tion makes you self-conscious, it’s important to admit your hopes and fears. Helpful people will come forward to support you. Too often, you retreat to the shadows at the first sign of trouble. By resisting

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