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As of press time, the group had received 1,167 supportive signatures for its petition. Contending that “the BandAid has already been ripped off� through the July convention and that “few people seem upset about it,� the appeal’s originators say elected officials need not fear any “political backlash� in making the ban permanent. Mayor Kenney, however, while campaigning last year, declared “I’m not going to be about changing that. That’s not on my agenda.� He told the Philadelphia Inquirer this week, “It’s not something I’m championing one way or the other.� Traffic experts, nonetheless, note that median parking is a safety hazard. A Plan Philly study of the city’s worst intersections for pedestrians includes several locations along Broad, including Snyder and Washington avenues and

Ritner Street. 5th Square is pushing for raised medians as a concrete means to prevent parking. The urbanist PAC, whose Facebook page notes members’ enthusiasm for securing “better public space, land use, and transportation for the people,� has certainly taken on the elephant on the street. The right to grab a median spot while running a quick chore is a longstanding, if unwritten, rule in South Philly. “I would definitely be against a ban,� local resident Stephen Pagano said of the reported measure to minimize the possibility of accidents and deaths along the 16-block stretch from Oregon Avenue to Washington Avenue. “I’m not in favor of something like turning lanes on 16th and Oregon, if we’re going to talk about something dangerous, but with regards to this, what is the alternative? If you ASS MUDDLE ^OUS & ,,

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Thank you for your insightful and sobering article on those touched by the scourge of suicide (“Broken yet bonded,� Aug. 4). It is only through personal stories that you related that the public can become aware of how these type of issues adversely affects our community and its residents. I would like to inform your readers about a resource that will enable them to recognize more easily the signs that someone may be in distress and how to refer those who are suffering to professional care while allowing these people to maintain their dignity in a safe non-judgmental environment. The program, conducted by the city’s Department of Behavioral Health, is a free, eight-hour course that trains community members, as they go about their daily lives, to be mental health first aid providers and recognize and respond to signs of behavioral health crisis until appropriate treatment or support is received or the crisis is resolved. I took this course two years ago and have used my training three times since: a friend was in apparent distress and acting erratically. Another time for an Iraq veteran who asked a friend

to help him to commit suicide. The third time for a retired Army soldier who took to social media to convey his distress. I am happy to report all three received the proper assistance and are doing much better. For those interested in this course, call 215-790-4996 for more information. Joe Eastman 3rd Police District Advisory Council

Zika prevention To the Editor:

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health is launching a public information campaign this week to advise residents on efforts they can take to prevent mosquito problems in Philadelphia. The prevention campaign will consist of print and radio advertisements, and social media messaging. While local mosquito transmission of Zika has not been documented in Philadelphia or Pennsylvania, residents are still urged to protect

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themselves from mosquitoes as we head into the height of the mosquito season in August. Insect repellent containing DEET should be used, window screens should be repaired or installed, and removing standing water from property can help prevent mosquito breeding. These seasonal measures also reduce the risk of West Nile virus. The department reports that thirteen residents of the city have tested positive for Zika infection since the first Philadelphia case was recognized in April 2016. That number is expected to grow as residents return to Philadelphia following summer travel to high risk countries in South America, Central America, and the Caribbean. All of Philadelphia’s current cases have been associated with travel to countries with known occurrence of Zika. Infection is most commonly transmitted by the bite of an infected mosquito, although sexual transmission has also been documented. Most people infected with the virus do not show symptoms. Those who do, often experience fever, rash, joint pain, and conjunctivitis (red eyes), lasting for several days to a week. However, Zika can have serious consequences if infection occurs in a pregnant woman. Zika infections during pregnancy have been linked to birth defects including microcephaly (small brain and skull) in newborns. The Zika virus is primarily transmitted through the bite of an infected Aedes species mosquito, especially Aedes aegypti, which is common in warm climates. The health department’s Vector Control program has been investigating for the presence of Aedes aegypti in Philadelphia. Each year the program sets traps weekly at more than 60 sites around the city to monitor the number and types of mosquitoes found locally. So far, no Aedes aegypti have been found; however, Philadelphia is included within CDC’s estimates for potential range of Aedes aegpyti in the United States. As a part of annual mosquito control efforts, the health department treats 50,000 catch basins and sewer inlets to prevent the growth of mosquitos, and where needed, uses spray and barrier treatment to control adult mosquitos. Those who have traveled to Zika-affected areas should take precautions to help prevent spread of Zika upon their return. This includes avoiding mosquito bites and using condoms during sex, especially if sexual partners are pregnant or trying to conceive. If travelers experience symptoms of Zika or are pregnant during travel, regardless of presence of symptoms, they should contact their physician or the local health department for advice. Raymond Delaney, Vector Control Program Manager said, “we ask all Philadelphians to help control the mosquito population by dumping standing water on trash day. Checking every week is recommended. So, whenever you’re putting out the trash, don’t forget to look around your property for standing water.� The best way for Philadelphia residents to avoid acquiring infection with Zika or other mosquitoborne infections is to follow these tips: Wear insect repellent on exposed skin when

outdoors. The insect repellent should contain one of the following ingredients: DEET (20% or higher also protects against tick bites), Picardin, Oil of Eucalyptus, IR3535, or PMD. Follow the product instructions closely when using and reapply as directed to ensure ongoing protection. When weather permits, wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants whenever you are outdoors. Use and repair window screens. Drain sources of standing water outside your home where you work and play. This helps reduce the number of places mosquitoes can lay their eggs and breed. Twice a week, empty water from flower pots, pet food and water dishes, birdbaths, swimming pool covers, buckets, barrels, cans, and any other items outside your home. Empty and store wading pools for kids on their side. Check for clogged rain gutters and clean them out. Remove unused tires, and other items that could collect water. Aerate ornamental ponds or stock them with fish. Be sure to check for containers or trash in places that may be hard to see, such as under bushes or under your home. Keep well-fitted screens on both windows and doors. Call the Philadelphia Department of Public Health Vector Control Program’s Mosquito Complaint hotline at 215-685-9000 to report mosquito problems in your neighborhood. Ongoing updates on additional confirmed cases are posted on the health department’s website, www.phila.gov/zika. Additional resources, including links to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, may also be found on the site.

“I don’t really think it should be allowed. I think we can put the medians to better use because what we see now is an eyesore.�

“I’m not for it or against it. I think it serves a purpose, and it definitely beats parking on a sidewalk.�

Peter Catona, 1100 block of Ritner Street

Seeking Difference Makers The seventh annual Difference Makers issue will be hitting doorsteps this fall. As in previous years, the South Philly Review is seeking nominations from its loyal readers. Who are the Difference Makers in your community? Who are the people who go above and beyond the call of duty to assist others? Here is your chance to tell us their stories. They can be teachers, volunteers, coaches, doctors, or from any other profession. The publication’s selection committee will review all entries, with the best ones to receive profiles that will run in our very special Oct. 13 Fall Guide. Previous selections are not eligible. In 250 words or fewer, tell us the story of your worthy candidate who resides or works in South Philadelphia, and send it to either bgelman@ bsmphilly.com or jmyers@southphillyreview. com. The entry deadline is 5 p.m. Sept. 19.

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n Aug. 4, a racketeering indictment issued through the U.S. Attorney’s Office on behalf of the Southern District of New York netted the arrests of South Philly product Joey Merlino and 46 other alleged members of La Cosa Nostra. The document contends the 54-yearold, whose arrest occurred in Boca Raton, Fla., helped to lead the East Coast LCN Enterprise, which, according to prosecutors, involved New York and Philadelphia mobsters engaging in illegal gambling, gun sales, and health-care fraud. Authorities added that Merlino and two other men ran an illegal casino dubbed “The Yonkers Club� in New York, sold illegal cigarettes with a street value in excess of $3 million, and orchestrated credit card fraud. The indictment claims Merlino participated in three sports gambling businesses and involved himself in a scheme to bribe doctors to give unnecessary prescription compound cream to patients. If Merlino, whose 2011 release from federal prison came after he had served time on a racketeering conviction from a decade earlier, ends up convicted, he could again feel the federal pinch, as he could face up to 20 years in prison.

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Hospital, where personnel listed her in stable condition. As of press time, officials were reporting that they had not determined if the dog belonged to anyone, meaning a criminal negligence charge could come down on the owner if the pit bull had one. Call South Detectives at 215-686-3013, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice. com/forms.

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A pit bull who had bitten two adults ended up shot to death in Point Breeze. The matter commenced at around 8 p.m. Aug. 2, as authorities received a call about a dog attacking a man near 16th and Dickinson streets. An officer spotted the animal biting the male, who was walking his canine, on the 1500 block of Dickinson Street and attempted to kick it away. Failing to do so, he fired one shot, leading to the dog’s demise. After dealing with the male complainant, who received a finger bite for which he did not seek treatment, law enforcement agents learned the pit bull had bitten a woman on her hands on the 1600 Contact Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview.com or block of Dickinson Street. She received ext. 124. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/police-report. transport to Thomas Jefferson University

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ith the games of the XXXI Olympiad nearly a week old already, I began to reflect on how fortunate countries and host cities must feel when hearing their names announced as the centerpiece of the pageant. Because our city scored a visit from Pope Francis last September and wrapped the Democratic National Convention two weeks ago, I pondered what kind of celebration that South Philadelphia would hold if the International Olympic Committee were to stage any action here. With my imagination running wild, I thought of these 10 activities that athletes would need to do in order to have an authentic South Philly experience. 10) Have a cheesesteak: I figured I would put this one out there right away since the competitors are essentially tourists and what tourists have not heard about sampling South Philly’s cheesesteak wares? I will refrain from recommending particular sites because 1) I don’t eat cheesesteaks and therefore have no preference and 2) each location could use a nice bump. 9) Frequent our stores: Yes, a trip or two to Center City might prove compelling, but I would love for local establishments to receive a commercial boost. No matter their hankering, athletes would certainly thrill residents by grabbing goodies outside the Olympic Village or off a yacht, right, U.S.A. Basketball representatives? 8) Take the Broad Street Subway: Since I envision a great deal of the hoopla happening in the Stadium Complex area, I would enjoy rubbing elbows with performers as Broad Street Subway passengers once a day’s events are done and we are all looking for a different sort of levity. 7) Grab a copy of the South Philly Review: Olympic Games run for just over twoweek periods, giving the visitors two chances to see how the local paper chronicles their endeavors. What an assignment covering any event for this publication would make! 6) Go to the Melrose Diner: “Everybody who knows goes to Melrose.� Who would dare to argue with such a timeless slogan? Here’s hoping that in pondering dietary se-

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MUDDLE continued from page 1 don’t live in South Philly, you don’t know what the struggle is.� Pagano said he relies on using median parking at least once a week. Likewise, colleagues from Methodist Hospital, along with patients, also frequently refrain from letting their vehicles become chummy with curbs. Their combined contention that the custom must continue, however, will never win favor from George Gonzalez. “It is such a damn eyesore,� said Gonzalez of the 1700 block of South 17th Street. “I don’t live far from Broad Street, so I hear the pros and cons all the time. It just seems to me that people have grown too entitled and have placed their selfishness above common sense.� Gonzalez, who is a lifelong Point Breeze resident, signed the petition on Saturday, agreeing with its concluding sentence, “If a safer South Broad is good enough for the DNC delegates, shouldn’t it be good enough for the average Philadelphian?� He also loved the website’s call to “beautify and further improve safety on the South Broad median with planters, greenery, and more generous pedestrian space...� “I doubt much, if anything, will change because it’s a way of life to so many,� he said. “That doesn’t make it right, though.� THE SOUTH PHILLY Review took to South Broad Street on Monday to ask locals their thoughts on the matter (see Word on the Street on page 4), with all of the responders seeming set in their

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Ž Parkway Central Branch: Thursday Crafternoons 2 p.m. and E-Gadget Help Desk 3 p.m. Aug. 11; SMART Readers: Reading Stories and Making Art 4 p.m. Aug. 12; The World Builder’s Writing Club 1 p.m. Aug. 13; Baby and Toddler Storytime 11 a.m. and Mindfulness Meditation Group 5:30 p.m. Aug. 15; Intermediate Grant Writing 9:30 a.m., Preschool Storytime with Miss Leigh 11 a.m., EGadget Help Desk 3 p.m., Kids’ Chess Club 4 p.m., Pricing Models for a Successful Business 6:30 p.m., and Amy Schumer reads from “The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo� noon Aug. 17. Cost for reading: $28. 1901 Vine St. 215686-5322.

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requested not to be identified said. “I’ve been following this whole matter carefully and though I’ve used median parking, I’m not proud to say that, and I don’t think it should continue.� If a ban were enacted, opponents say, where would drivers park their cars? Patricia Mitchell argued, for example, that South Broad Street parkers are boosting the local economy by frequenting local businesses. “Are they going to build parking lots in South Philly?� Mitchell, of the 400 block of Christian Street, wondered with a laugh. “Some people have multiple cars, and I just feel any sort of ban would be a punishment.� The DNC-motivated abeyance obviously did not stand as the first time that motorists have needed to find parking alternatives, as any reveler at The Mummers Parade or supporter of a Broad Street Run participant knows. Mitchell said such alterations are easy to tolerate because they are temporary. “My parents told me that [Mayor Richardson] Dilworth tried to do this the year before I was born,� she said of the politician’s failed 1961 attempt to end the median parking practice. “More than five decades later, Mr. Kenney, if he gives this any attention, will likely be unsuccessful, too. “The Philadelphia Parking Authority has the freedom to issue citations for this,� Mitchell added of its website’s mention of $31 tickets for “Parked Improper - Two Way Highway� incidents. “Why doesn’t it, though? We have enough troubles. Let us park on the median.� SPR Contact Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview.com or ext. 124. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/features.

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D;MI CARDELLA continued from page 1 considerable number, Pew indicates the tally of illegal immigrants has remained stable over the last five years. So while we can’t trivialize the problem, the problem is not getting worse. The same study indicated that about half of our illegal immigrants come from Mexico, but that the number has been falling, not rising. OK, so Trump is wrong. Illegal immigrants are not “pouring� over our borders. But aren’t many of them “rapists� and “murderers,� as he claims? The short answer is “no.� The Center for Immigration is an organization that opposes “amnesty� for illegal immigrants. Its study shows “no evidence that illegal immigrants are more or less likely than citizens to commit crimes.� If illegal immigration isn’t increasing and illegal immigrants are no more or less likely to commit crimes than our own citizens, what is all the hysteria about? Are undocumented workers taking American jobs? Are Americans really clamoring to take those jobs picking fruit, mowing lawns, and acting as nannies? Is the problem that the Obama Administration (and, by extension, Hillary Clinton) is soft on illegal immigrants)? The short answer again is “no.� The Obama Administration has been very tough on illegal immigration if one uses deportations as a yardstick of measurement. Obama has deported 23 percent more illegal immigrants than George W. Bush did. In fact, the current administration has been criticized by pro-immigration groups for what they consider heavyhandedness in its deportation policies. Note- During the Democratic National Convention, I saw a group of Hispanics protesting Obama’s deportations. Using Trump’s logic, it would seem we have little to fear regarding illegal immigration if Clinton winds up being an extension of Obama. Yet Trump makes the false claim that Clinton is for “open borders.� You can search long and hard to find any politician in America today that is for “open borders.� The plight of Syrian refugees has opened up fears that there may be ISIS terrorists among them. Trump has been adept at exploiting what is a legitimate concern, but again he distorts the facts for his own political purpose. If one lis-

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tens to Trump, the current administration (and, by extension, Clinton) is willing to admit these refugees without proper vetting. In fact, these refugees are subjected to an existing vetting process that takes about two years before they can qualify for admission to the United States. Two years! Trump is correct when he says there is no 100 percent guarantee that the vetting procedures will be effective. No screening procedure is ever flawless. The question becomes “Do you allow any immigrants to come into the country legally?� But not even Trump is for an outright ban on all immigration. He wants to induce talented immigrants who study here in the U.S. to stay here instead of returning home. Trump has backed off his plan to prohibit all Muslims from entering the U.S. He proposes instead to ban visitors from countries “compromised by terrorism.� As with many of his ever-changing policy proposals, Trump is vague on the specifics. How does one define a country “compromised by terrorism?� With terrorist acts having spread to many countries, including our European allies, does that mean, for example, that we would ban visitors from France and Belgium? It seems to me that we can agree on at least one aspect of illegal immigration into the United States. Make that two. One is that we should do what it takes to keep illegal immigration to a minimum. Most of us, I believe we should take a stance between ignoring the problem (whether the flow is currently stable or not) or building a giant wall that Mexico almost certainly will not pay for. The other is that we must come up with a realistic way to deal with the 11 million undocumented people who are already here. That means discarding the notion that we can somehow massively deport all of them, breaking up families in the process, and necessitating almost Gestapo-like tactics to search them out. Isn’t there really another way to give undocumented immigrants already here a path to legal citizenship or residency status without breaking up families? We can welcome immigrants and keep reasonably safe if we avoid the cries of the fearmongers. Our self-worth as a nation depends upon it. SPR Comment at southphillyreview.com/opinion/cardella.

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South Philly’s First Ward. Owns: Doc’s Union Pub, Second and Mifflin streets, Pennsport. Charter School Founder: Founded the Center-City based Philadelphia Electrical & Technology Charter High School in 2002. Philadelphia-area students are provided with the necessary skills and tools needed to pursue an apprenticeship with IBEW Local 98 or another field/school of choice. His daughter, Erin Dougherty, serves as the CEO. Political career: The only time he ran for office, he lost - in a 2008 bid to succeed ousted state Sen. Vince Fumo. He is former leader of South Philly’s First Ward, and former treasurer of the Philadelphia Democratic City Committee. Positive influence on youth: Launched the Enough is Enough mentoring initiative as well as the EOM physical education and summer camp programs. Influence: Local 98 has given more than $25 million to political candidates since 2000, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. Notable political connection I: Jim Kenney. The mayor of Philadelphia emerged from a crowded Democratic primary field thanks partly to Dougherty’s support. Notable political connection II: Kevin Dougherty, his brother. He’s a state Supreme Court justice. Notable political connection III: Hillary Clinton. He met with her for 20 minutes in a private meeting in Mayor Kenney’s office last April. Notable use of high-tech gadgets: Deployed fleet of flying drones to monitor union and non-union construction sites. Notable use of low-tech gadget: Deployed a fist to the face of a non-union contractor during a worksite brawl. Notable achievement: Received Lifetime Achievement Award from the William Way LGBT Community Center. By Bill Gelman and Don Russell SPR Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/features.

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hiladelphia received rave reviews following the Democratic National Convention, and I want to offer a personal thanks to the residents of South Philadelphia for welcoming all the visitors into your neighborhood. I was extremely proud to see that so many of you resisted the urge to spend the week at the Shore or in the Poconos; instead staying home and acting as ambassadors for our great city. You were the most affected by the convention, and your positivity and welcoming spirit radiated throughout the rest of the City. I know many of you are already accustomed to increased crowds and traffic on Sunday afternoons during football season or when the Phillies, Sixers, or Flyers are making a run, but the convention was an

entirely different beast. I know many of you may have been inconvenienced by the demonstrators, parking restrictions, and occasional SEPTA interruptions but none of this affected the welcoming disposition you displayed to our guests, many of whom have taken the time to write to me about the pleasant experience they had during the convention and how well they were treated by city residents. So once again, thank you for all that you did for this city during those four hot days in July; you made this South Philly native extremely proud, and I look forward to continuing our work together as we move Philadelphia forward! - By Mayor Jim Kenney SPR Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/briefs.

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The Philadelphia Phillies kick off a three-game weekend series against the Colorado Rockies by honoring fan favorite Jim Thome — the 38th inductee into the Toyota Wall of Fame, joining the likes of Steve Carlton, Mike Schmidt, Jim Bunning, Larry Bowa and others. Ceremony starts at 6:50 p.m. First pitch follows at 7:05 p.m. Aug. 12. Tickets: $20-$150. Citizens Bank Park, 1 Citizens Bank Way. philadelphia.phillies.mlb.com.

Whether you think bugs are cute or creepy, there’s no doubt you can learn something new about them at this Academy of Natural Sciences event. Learn about decomposers, gain new bee knowledge and even help build a termite mound. Learn what is fact and what is ďŹ ction about insects like mosquitoes. Hundreds of bugs will be on display, so if you’ve ever wanted to hold a cockroach, Bug Fest is your kind of party. Speaking of roaches, the Roach Race 500 is back by popular demand. August 13-14. Cost: $20-25. 1900 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. 215.299.1000. ansp.org

Come out and support the local men and women in blue as Taking Our South Philly Streets Back is holding a rally in support of Philly’s police ofďŹ cers and all law enforcement. It all begins on the west side of Marconi Plaza, South 15th Street and Oregon Avenue, with food, drinks, music and surprise guests. A march from North Broad Street to City Hall follows at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 15. (A rally bus will be available for those who can’t march). To donate, call 267-441-6010. tosb.com.

Avenue of the Republic. 215-581-3181. pleasetouchmuseum.org. BV`]cUV AS^b #( ¾BVS AQWS\QS 0SVW\R >WfO`œ( Tickets: $7.95-$29.95. The Franklin Institute, 222 N. 20th St. 215-448-1200. fi.edu. BV`]cUV AS^b ( ¾/``SabW\U >ObbS`\a( >S`a^SQbWdSa ]\ @OQS 1`W[W\OZ 8cabWQS /`bWabWQ 3f^`SaaW]\ O\R 1][[c\Wbgœ( Tickets: Free-$14. African American Museum of Philadelphia, 701 Arch St. 215-574-0380. aampmuseum.org. BV`]cUV AS^b &( ¾6O^^W\Saa :WPS`bg :WTS- /[S`WQO\ /`b O\R >]ZWbWQaœ( Tickets: Free-$15. Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, 118128 N. Broad St. 215-972-7600. pafa.org. BV`]cUV AS^b #( A^`cQS Ab`SSb 6O`P]` >O`Y( Free. 401 S. Columbus Blvd. 215-9222FUN. delawareriverwaterfront.com/places/sprucestreet-harbor-park. BV`]cUV AS^b &( BVS 1S\bS` 1Wbg 2Wa b`WQb ^`SaS\ba 1S\bS` 1Wbg AW^a( $5 cocktails, $4 wine, $3 beer and half-priced appetizers every Wednesday. Various locations. 215-440-5500. centercityphila.org. BV`]cUV =Qb ( /`baVW^ =:G;>7/( Tickets: Free-$15. Independence Seaport Museum, 211 S. Columbus Blvd. 215-413-8655. phillyseaport.org. BV`]cUV <]d ( 4`SSR][ B`OW\ '"% '"' 3fVWPWbW\U /[S`WQO¸a >Oab b] AVO^S /[S`WQO¸a 4cbc`S( Tickets: Free-$10. Rosenbach Museum & Library, 2008-2010 Delancey Place. 215-732-1600. rosenbach.org. BV`]cUV <]d !( 6SORSR b] bVS EVWbS 6]caS( Tickets: Free-$14.50. The National Constitution Center, 525 Arch St. 215-409-6600. constitutioncenter.org. BV`]cUV <]d %( BVS 5]ZRS\ /US ]T 9W\U ;WROa( Tickets: Free-$15. Penn Museum, 3260 South St. 215-898-4000. penn.museum. BV`]cUV 2SQ "( ¾:]]Y /UOW\( 1]\bS[ ^]`O`g >S`a^SQbWdSa ]\ /T`WQO\ /`bœ( Tickets: Free-$20. Philadelphia Museum of Art,

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feeding them by advocating for immigrants’ rights. As the former activity becomes more fervent within their hearts, Martinez and Miller are proud to accentuate the levity that the latter endeavor brings, with their decision to share their Cafe de Olla recipe as a token of their appreciation. “There’s the temptation, especially with our name, to think we are one-dimensional, but we obviously had to have coffee here to contribute to the relaxed feel that we want here,� Miller, whose establishment’s use of rotating art displays enhances the pleasant atmosphere, said. “Cafe de Olla doesn’t require an excessive amount of effort, and it will still be good the next day and as ice coffee. It’s just a really delicious choice.�

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rewarding,� he said of the affiliation with Capozzi, a 2014 South Philly Review Difference Maker. “Here’s someone who gets how important it is to have people and families out enjoying themselves through somewhere as impressive as FDR Park.� Hughes noted that the initial programs through the new player initiative will look to be as inclusive as the South Philly Tennis Association’s ledger of endeavors has been. He expressed particular interest in drawing minorities and millenials, yet no matter one’s makeup, he feels the time to take up “the sport of a lifetime� is now. “The relationship is already a blessing,� he said as Barry registrants began their morning offerings to the tennis gods by taking a few practice swings. “It’s not the SPTA going alone, and as everything evolves, the hope is that people, no matter their experience or availability, will look to this partnership for strengthening their love of the game.� While Saturday’s focus will be on adults,

younger enthusiasts’ racquets will not soon be collecting dust. Come Aug. 27, a Junior Play Day Summer Fiesta will include information on joining USTA Programs, notably the increasingly popular 10-andunder tennis format, and, on Sept. 17, Hughes and his colleagues will start their Junior Team Tennis slate, with tutelage for three different age groups. The 47-year-old intends to remain his customarily outgoing self in attracting curious locals to FDR’s courts, knowing that his decades of diligence as a practitioner and an encourager will always keep his spirits lightly strung. “I look forward to Saturday and to everything that’s to come,� Hughes said. “Let’s network and hit the courts every time that we can.� SPR To register, call 215-528-0196, or visit meetup.com/SPTATennis or spta.usta.com. Contact Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview.com or ext. 124. Comment at southphillyreview.com/sports/features.

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O Holy Patroness of those in need, St. Rita, whose pleadings before thy Divine Lord are almost irresistible, who for thy lavishness in granting favors hast been called the Advocate of the Hopeless and even of the Impossible; St. Rita, so humble, so pure, so mortified, so patient and of such compassionate love for thy Crucified Jesus that thou couldst obtain from Him whatsoever thou asketh, on account of which all confidently have recourse to thee, expecting, if not always relief, at least comfort; be propitious to our petition, showing thy power with God on behalf of the suppliant; be lavish to us, as thou hast been in so many wonderful cases, for the greater glory of God, for the spreading of thine own devotion, and for the consolation of those who trust on thee. We promise, if our petition is granted, to glorify thee by making known thy favor, to bless and sing thy praises forever. Relying then upon thy merits and power before the Sacred Heart of Jesus, we pray thee grant that (here mention your request).

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Pursuant to the PA Law PA-SB799 the following units will be sold at auction to satisfy lien on unit. 1161 Guy Peart- 1299 Lateysha Black- 1184 Christine Harvey. The units will be sold at auction at Philly Self Storage 1910 S. Christopher Columbus Blvd 19148 on Tuesday August 16th.

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a Finding of No SigniďŹ cant Impact (FONSI) based on the completion of an Environmental Assessment (EA) that analyzed the potential environmental impacts associated with the proposal to rehabilitate and reconstruct the existing, active approach light system foundation pier for Runway 9R at the Philadelphia International Airport. The existing pier structure is nearly ďŹ fty years old and is in need of signiďŹ cant repair and rehabilitation. The FONSI and the EA, which were prepared in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), are available as of the publication date of this notice. Interested parties may view the documents at the City of Philadelphia Division of Aviation Planning and Environmental Services OfďŹ ce located at International Plaza 1, Suite 100 Philadelphia PA 19113 or on the internet at: http://www.phl.org/Pages/AboutPHL/Environmentalinitiatives/EnviroStatements.aspx

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