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To the Editor: Since the presidential election is rapidly approaching, it is time for all of us to get serious about voting. Of course, the Clinton and Trump campaigns have been “entertaining,� but the fate of our country is at stake. If you plan to protest the election and want to vote for a third party candidate or “write in� a candidate’s name, do not do it. Now is not the time to make a political statement. If you recall, after the Presidential election of 2000, there was a major controversy about the results. However, Al Gore accepted the decision that was made after all of the votes were finally counted.

He stated that “this is about country, not party.� Although the outcome was not in his favor, Mr. Gore graciously conceded to George W. Bush. The rest is history. As Americans, we are extremely proud of our democracy. We cherish our independence and freedom in the United States. When Mr. Trump denigrates and criticizes the election process as being “rigged� before voting has taken place, he disrespects our country and its citizens. Nov. 8 will be upon us shortly. I strongly urge voters to consider all of the issues carefully. This election is not about a single issue, as some politicians will lead us to believe. It is certainly not about party

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A bag full of thoughts To the Editor: Tom’s article titled “Trashed� (Sept. 29) is so true. I drive eight hours a day mostly in Southwest Philadelphia and South Philadelphia. I can not even guess how many times I have been stuck behind a trash/recycle truck. Over the years, I have witnessed everything that Cardella wrote about and witnessed just about everything from workers throwing trash bags from a pavement, completely missing truck, bag splits, trash left on streets and they will not pick up debris. Numerous times I have confronted these workers and asked them if they were going to pick it up. Most workers have said the following to me: “We don’t have to pick it up.� “Get back in your car.� “You come and pick it up.� There are many more things said to me, too numerous to mention, and some things not so pleasant. I have called the Streets Department, 311, and it has done no good at all. Perhaps the mayor and head of the Streets Department should ride together a few days a week in an unmarked vehicle and see with their own eyes what Cardella is talking about, or perhaps the mayor and head of the Streets Department just don’t care! Michael P Iacono South Philadelphia

“I’m eager to see my cousins and godkids in their costumes. It’s fun to see how much pride they take in dressing up and being different characters.� Brianna Brown, Sixth Street and Snyder Avenue

A F.A.S.T. course on stroke awareness To the Editor: When I suffered a stroke at age 23, I didn’t realize that a stroke could happen to me. After losing consciousness, experiencing facial droop and then having difficulty completing my thoughts, a good friend immediately took me to the hospital. If she hadn’t insisted that I go right away, I may not have been able to get help in time. It’s frightening that many people don’t know the signs of a stroke or decide to delay calling 911 when they spot the telltale signs. Whether you’re in denial or you feel you are “too busy� to call for help, no excuse is worth risking your life. I want people to know that every second counts during a stroke and stroke is treatable if you get help FAST. If you spot the signs of stroke in yourself or someone else, call 911 immediately. No excuses. I’m joining together with the American Stroke Association for World Stroke Day on Oct. 29 to raise awareness for the warning signs of stroke and what to do. I hope you’ll join us in learning and sharing the simple acronym F.A.S.T. for stroke: If you see (F)ace drooping, (A)rm weakness, or (S)peech difficulty, it’s (T) ime to call 9-1-1. I was saved because my friend insisted that I get help and I was able to get treatment in time. Please learn F.A.S.T. in case someone, someday needs you to do the same. Aimee Minarich Volunteer, American Stroke Association Newfield, NJ Comment on these letters or topics at southphillyreview.com/opinion/letters.

“I love the spookiness of the night. The guesswork and the anonymity that come with dressing up are great, too. Of course, you can’t leave out candy!� Edward Ford, 900 block of Morris Street

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several clothing items inside a backpack, with the female taking multiple boxes of headphones as well as she left, while the accomplice occupied a worker. The employee confronted the duo outside and immediately had pepper spray shot at her face, which the female also punched before she and the man fled in an unknown direction.

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The depicted man (below) remains on the loose after having attempted to rob a Lower Moyamensing financial institution. At 11:40 a.m. Oct. 20, the gun wielder entered the Wells Fargo Bank branch at 2532 S. 13th St. and demanded that the employees put their hands up. Soon after, he left the location empty-handed, with nobody ending up hurt. Authorities are Authorities are after the depicted indi- considering the man armed and dangerous. viduals for a commercial robbery in East Contact the FBI at 215-418-4000, text Passyunk Crossing. PPDTIP (773847), or visit phillypolice. On Oct. 20, the Philadelphia Police De- com/forms. A>@ partment released the above images of the suspects, who entered Family Clothing and Contact Staff Writer Joseph Myers at jmyers@ More, 646 Pierce St., at 12:20 p.m. Sept. 22. southphillyreview.com. Comment at southphillyreSurveillance footage showed them placing view.com/news/police.

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continued from page 1 oversee operations for the business, which began as The Greeks and initially peddled its wares at 2031 S. Broad St. Michael, whose clan’s connection to the site includes maintenance upkeep from father John and former ownership responsibilities for uncle Russell, could easily have let the late summer matters signal the end for Texas Wieners, especially because he has another job to fall back on through the Register of Wills for the City of Philadelphia. However, a desire to preserve tradition coupled with his interest in guiding the eatery to an enhanced identity that could include franchising will make the 29-year-old an even more active participant in the marriage of franks and buns. 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We have a reputation for and respect that people have come to rely Viggiano, his patriarch, and other personselling quality food, so there’s no need to on us for our hot dogs and delicious side nel exchange smiles, cash, and provisions alter that.â€? items. Businesses are bound to have set- with diners, including hot dogs topped Michael Viggiano’s esteem for gratify- backs, and, yes, it did feel a bit weird not with a highly regarded Greek sauce, an ing stomachs and pleasing admirers of having a presence for so many weeks, but overall analysis of Texas Wieners’ contrilongevity sits quite well with longtime that’s all about to change.â€? butions to the caloric intakes and memory customer Paul Stricker. Having begun The owner, who oversaw a Collingswood- banks of residents yields the hope that his affinity for Texas Wieners’ dogs, par- situated Texas Wieners outpost before se- even though time waits for no man, womticularly the bacon-and-cheese-abound- curing his City position under Ronald R. an, or business, the location will continue ing Tommy, more than 30 years ago, he Donatucci, confessed that he might add to serve as a source of gastronomic satisfound himself “sad and taken abackâ€? items for further consumption, with more faction for sausage lovers. than two dozen choices to await the eager when learning of the closing. “I like that they have a unique way of “I felt as if another one of my South eyes and tummies of patrons come 10 a.m. serving the hot dogs in that they are split Philly favorites, as well as a staple of Tuesday. No matter how much creativity and then enveloped by what’s more of a my childhood and what I refer to as ‘My he injects into the process of remaining re- part roll, part bun than a traditional hot Philadelphia,’ was gone,â€? the Packer Park vered, it seems many South Philadelphians, dog bun,â€? Stricker noted. “Even as I apresident said. “I know there was much including Stephen Pagano and Jody Della proach my 40s and eat much better than I talk of how the quality had gone down in Barba, are simply happy that a walk near did in my youth, I can’t help but stop by recent years, at least in so far as how the Broad Street will soon enable them to utter for a Tommy every now and again. ‌ I place was kept up, but I didn’t believe it “Hey, let’s stop at Texas Wieners.â€? will certainly make a stop once it reopens “I’m glad they’re reopening,â€? Pagano, a was bad enough to warrant closure. ‌ I and order up some Tommies and maybe a am happy to see it return. 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pon going through an audition three years ago, Kenny Wittwer, hoping to secure employment as a Terror Behind the Walls worker, thought of the film “Monsters University� and feared that he, like several candidates for the narrative’s scare program, would hear that he lacked the look to petrify patrons. When the opposite estimation came his way, he set out to sure up his shock appeal and has become a commended quickener of pulses, with the Eastern State Penitentiary enlisting him as the attraction manager for its Lock Down: The Uprising element. “I marvel at how amazingly fun it is to scare people,� the 23-year-old said of his chief task for the historic prison’s annual homage to horror. “It’s really addicting to me, and I think of it as an art form and a crazy skill to master.� The South-of-South occupant has revelled in rising through the ranks for the seasonal offering, with last

year marking his transition as an attraction manager for the infirmary component. With the powers that be conjuring a new iteration for Lock Down, Wittwer wanted to continue to energize the proceedings and loves having such a vast expanse in which to lead a team of more than two dozen fellow fear inducers. “It’s like having a big playground to manage,� he said of fraternizing with the staff and the brave of heart as a zombie cyborg guard. “The job calls on us to be very athletic, and I have to say I’m always in the best shape during Terror season.� That enduring physical rush and the mental might that his job helps to engender, particularly through the immediate recognition of how well his antics go over, have led him to dub his assignment as “gym and therapy.� He loves giving thanks for the double endowment, which he will nurture through Nov. 5, and finds this year’s chores true tests of his ability to provoke. “Once you’re in your element, you can feel so much in control,� Wittwer said of this year’s endeavors. “Knowing you can scare people multiple times is so rewarding, and I think Lock Down is great at helping us all to terrify and question everyone’s tolerance.� Through the attraction, one of six in the ever-popular presentation, a force brings evil throughout the site, with Eastern State’s website noting that the performers are “agile,� “ruthless,� and “hungry for flesh.� ‘Tis the

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be,� the young man, who came of age in Swedesboro, said of his second yet nonetheless powerful pursuit. “I started to ponder the release of real and raw emotional energy thanks to acting, and I loved thinking about how the right use of it could make characters more believable.� Validation came early thanks to friends and teachers, and Wittwer, wanting more engrossing means to address his place in the world and to explore his curiosity for cultural influences, decided to test his “big picture� views by studying writing and publishing, psychology, and sociology at Drexel University. Switching to Temple University and reducing his concentration to sociology, he credits eye-opening course work for giving him a better grasp of numerous topics, including how influential one’s youth and early adulthood can be. “That’s part of what made my time at The Franklin Institute so thrilling,� he said of his recently ended six-year stint with the educational titan, for whom he served as a discovery camp counselor and facilitator, curriculum assistant, and museum educator, among other titles. “It’s always great to see people getting excited over acquiring

knowledge, and I can tell you that it never bores me either to make a new realization or find myself impressionable because of some intriguing line of thinking.� Such a school of thought led to his Terror Behind the Walls audition, with Franklin Institute contemporaries having told him of their enjoyment as hires. Always a fan of Halloween yet never a devotee of its ultra frightening possibilities, he had the aforementioned moment of doubt when presenting parts of his skillset, but fast forward three years, and one would think he went before the evaluators as the picture of calm. “We all love what we do because we wouldn’t come back each year to scare the pants off people,� Wittwer said with a nod to the scores of individuals who have helped Terror Behind the Walls to gain national acclaim. “I feel very much at home when around them.� South-of-South’s environs have also proven quite calming, as he is nearing the end of his third month as a South Philly resident. Clean, quiet, and conducive to his penchant for bicycling, the expanse is already a tremendous influence on his state of mind, so even when Terror Behind the Walls ceases,

he knows he can rely on the neighborhood to provide therapeutic benefits. Eager to write the next chapter of his life, Wittwer is looking for employment with a social justice-oriented nonprofit and is hoping for more exposure for his music enthusiasm, with two videos for his “escapist instrumental work,� with nods to late-’80s and early-’90s synth pop, set to drop soon. “It’s all about finding the right formula to make your dreams come to life,� Wittwer said of his aspirations. “I’m all about doing what I can to bring stuff to life. No pun intended, but I don’t ever wish to be someone who scares easily.� A>@ Event: BS``]` 0SVW\R bVS EOZZa Date: BV`]cUV <]d # Where: 3OabS`\ AbObS >S\WbS\bWO`g % 4OW`[]c\b /dS # !$ !! Tickets: ' "# SOabS`\abObS ]`U VOZZ]eSS\ Contact Staff Writer Joseph Myers at jmyers@ southphillyreview.com. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/lifestyles.

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Brewery Ars The third of the southern newbies is Brewery Ars (1927 W. Passyunk Avenue). Set in another garage-like space squeezed amid the avenue’s rowhomes, it’ll include a small cafe-style tasting room with munchies from food trucks. The brewhouse is surprising large for the space—10 barrels with a halfdozen fermentation tanks, which is likely big enough to eventually provide beer to area bars. The brewery is the work of the Arsenault twins, Sean and Andy, who have been ďŹ xtures in local homebrewing circles for years. Expect them to open in mid-November with hop-forward saisons, among other styles.

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The massive plant that once brewed Schmidt’s, the iconic Philly beer of yesteryear, is long gone, replaced by Schmidt’s Commons, a condo and commercial space on Second Street below Girard Avenue. Fittingly, one of the restaurants, the former King’s Oak, will be replaced next year by this new brewpub. Operated by the folks behind Landmark Americana Tap & Grill (University City, City Avenue, et al), the pub will serve wood-ďŹ red pizza, mussels, pressed sandwiches, salads and small plates. The brewhouse can make sevenbarrel batches, a fairly typical size for a brewpub. I don’t have many details on the beer itself, but the group has been testing batches of IPA and an imperial stout that have been getting good reviews.

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himself hopelessly devoted to wishing for the success of the City of Brotherly Love’s athletic upholders of pride and productivity. His book’s website notes the transformational rapport that he established with titans such as former Phillie Pete Rose, a huge component of the franchise’s 1980 run to the World Series title and Major League Baseball’s all-time hits leader; ex-Eagles coach Dick Vermeil; and the Broad Street Bullies clubs, whose courtesy toward him still seems as delicious to his soul as championship libations felt to their lips in their Stanley Cup-champion heyday. “The loss of that link between players and the reporters and broadcasters who want to publicize their gifts and reactions to wins and losses is unfortunate,� he said in pondering how social media and the possibility of causing controversies have strained exchanges over the years. “I think guys from bygone periods had more engaging natures, and the book covers that and wonders where we’re headed as fans and chroniclers of athletes’ performances. “Having been at this for so long, I’ve seen the changes and pondered what motivates owners, athletes, and regular folks to be unable to refuse the allure of sports. I think I had some things to say about that complexity while also considering the simplicity. “‘No Curveballs’ is my tribute to what has kept me employed and content.� WERNDL WANDERED INTO the wonderful world of sports as a Sharon Hill-reared youth, with an infatuation for statistics starting him on a path that has produced tales that could tame even the most undisciplined attention span. “I knew I didn’t want to have one of the go-to careers like a doctor or a lawyer,� he said of other options’ inability to spur him. “I liked being around sports and knew that somehow, I could make my enthusiasm pay off.� The prescient professional scored his first interview for WFIL Radio, the future WPVI/Channel 6, shortly after starting in its mailroom, engaging hoops legend Wilt Chamberlain when the Philly-bred center played for the 76ers. The next 30 years solidified him as a voice of reason,

even when his messages included a bit more honesty than one might have desired, including his assertion to Ron Jaworski that the Eagles should part ways with the struggling quarterback during the ’86 season. Twelve years earlier, Werndl had made history in becoming the first full-time sports producer in the coveted Philadelphia market. “There were so many great people who entered my life when I was first in Philly,� the appreciative septuagenarian said of bonds that include an endearing friendship with South Philly Review columnist Tom Cardella, whom he credits for helping him to land co-host duties for WYSP’s Birds pre- and post-game shows. “By no means am I ready to hang it up, but I do love 0WZZ ES`\RZ aSZT ^cPZWaVSR bVS ! ^OUS ^O^S` looking back and giving POQY ZOab []\bV nods to everyone who has P h o t o p r o v i d e d b y B i l l We r n d l made a contribution to my success not only as a broadblessed to have great athletes with amazing caster but also as a man. That recognition is potential that I would love to see net us the reason for this book.� some championships.� Fate has allowed Werndl to be a regular As for continuing to call on his talent for enjoyer of alphabet soup, as CBS, ABC, accentuating action, the fortunate fellow, ESPN, NBC, and FOX have employed whom listeners of West Chester’s WCHE him. Feeling that life begins at 50, he col- 1520 AM and Levittown’s WBCB 1490 lected more letters in July ’96, moving to AM can hear opine on the state of profesSan Diego to work for XTRA 690 AM. sional sports, noted “I just want to keep Ratings darlings, he and Steve Hartman being productive for the rest of my life.� became the Loose Cannons, with Werndl, “Your mind has got to be active,� Werndl, dubbed Philly Billy, adding coverage of who makes his home with wife Corinne in the ’98 World Series featuring the Padres Chester County, said. “Don’t wait for the and color analyst endeavors for the Char- undertaker. Keep doing what inspires you, gers to his annals. He gained more renown or find new inspiration.� A>@ when heading to The Mighty 1090 AM and returned to his original haunt in 2009. Visit amazon.com/dp/0692757910 “There’s an undeniable allure that Philly sports have, no matter how many insults Contact Staff Writer Joseph Myers at jmyers@ the city’s teams face,� Werndl said of the southphillyreview.com. Comment at southphillyreenviable passion of boisterous fans. “We’re view.com/sports/features.

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