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OCT. 11, 2017

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Op-Ed Remembering Columbus

To the Editor: Letter writer Philip Blumenkrantz (“Columbus not worthy,” Oct. 4) is, as the cliche goes, entitled to his own opinion but not his own facts. He forgets, first of all, that Christopher Columbus was a medieval man in a very religious environment. As I said in my piece (“Christopher Columbus, Admiral of the Ocean Sea,” Sept. 20), Columbus’ first goal was evangelical: to fund a crusade. He really believed that Jerusalem had to be saved from the Muslims in order to prepare for the Second Coming of Christ. His mission was to find that wealth. Columbus did not institute slavery, nor is there any evidence that he personally owned any. It was a universal practice, including among some of the Caribbean tribes he encountered. As I already noted, he also did not have complete control of the rebellious Spanish crew and settlers who followed him on his various expeditions. It is an error to make Columbus a symbol of everything that went wrong. Bartolome de Las Casas, whom Mr. Blumenkrantz mentions, was only 8 years old when Columbus landed on San Salvador. He was also, for awhile, a slave owner, until his Damascus moment. It was he, not Columbus, who suggested importing African slaves to take the place of natives who had succumbed primarily to European diseases. After his conversion, he became a friar and a champion of human rights — belated restitution for the years when he himself owned slaves, and encouraged the African slave trade. I never said that Christopher Columbus was a saint. But he cannot be blamed for every evil that ensued during his four expeditions or the European invasion that followed. I also tend to agree with Mr. Blumenkrantz that we Americans need to be careful of assuming any moral superiority. Let’s remember, however, that we are a nation of laws and a powerful influence on the world. We were one of the first nations to abolish slavery; to have universal suffrage; and to face head on the threats of communism and fascism. While not perfect, our developing democratic republic is a model for the world. Columbus set the wheels in motion for that future history. For that alone he needs to be remembered. Gloria C. Endres South Philadelphia

Opposing the ‘not-worthy’ view

To the Editor: The politically correct crowd is always quick to jump for causes, such as Christopher Columbus. As the P.C. crowd spreads their false/incomplete narrative that Columbus was satan incarnate, I offer some facts. The Indians or Indigenous people, whatever you chose to call them, weren’t such angels themselves. They weren’t handing out flowers spreading peace and love. To the contrary, most were cannibals. It’s a historical fact. They

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were slave holders. Also they unfortunately committed other bad things that plague mankind such as rape, murder, assault….. Like the south in the Civil War, they lost. Hence, the Columbus argument comes down to freedom to celebrate who or what we want. If people want it changed, they can always go to their councilperson, or better yet, vote on it. But lecturing others ... well, tell the facts on both sides. If you don’t want to celebrate Columbus, then don’t. You have free will. Illegal immigrants broke the law by coming here illegally. If the majority of the legal citizens don’t like it, then they could vote for politicians that will change the law and the hell with legal immigration altogether. The Review has become a liberal type newspaper so I doubt that this gets printed, but I can say the majority of us “lifers” [people born, raised, and still live here in Philly] feel the same way. Joseph D’Angelo South Philadelphia Please recycle this newspaper.

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Strut is the organization’s biggest event of the year, with all proceeds going toward its life-saving efforts. In addition, PAWS is the city’s largest rescue and it is working to make Philadelphia a nokill city, with every pet it saves depending on the generosity of its supporters. “The Mutt Strut brings so many caring people together for a cause that is near and dear to their hearts,” Levy, whose involvement with the organization began 11 years ago as a volunteer, said. “It’s hard to believe this will be

our 11th Mutt Strut. Our team of staff and volunteers is incredibly proud of how [the event] has grown into the must-attend fall festival for dogs and the people who love them.” Adding that the day of the event is the organization’s favorite day of the year, Levy noted that with each year the Mutt Strut has gotten bigger and better. With activities for dogs, food trucks, a pet costume contest, talent contest, “Ask the Vet” and “Ask the Trainer” booths, agility course, paw print/paw

painting station, pet photo booth, adoptable dogs and more, there will be something available for all guests to enjoy. Live music and emcees, Steve Morrison from WMMR’s Preston and Steve Show, Matt Cord and Kristen Hermann from 95.7 Ben FM and Sue Serio from Fox29’s Good Day Philadelphia will also be present at the event. “We expect about 2,000 people to join us on Oct. 14,” Levy said. “We’ve found that October is a great month for a fall festival like this. Plus, being close

to Halloween, one of the highlights is all of the dogs who arrive in costume.” With registration opening at 9 a.m. and the walk kicking off at 11 a.m., PAWS encourages both those with dogs and those looking to adopt to head out to walk the 1.5-mile scenic route at the Navy Yard to help raise these funds and awareness for PAWS’ efforts to save Philadelphia’s homeless pets. Dozens of PAWS dogs who will be awaiting loving homes will be on hand. See MUTT STRUT, page 8>>

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T Ready for the comforts of home Bramble arrived in rescue after her owner’s health declined and he was no longer able to care for her. Bramble is a 9-year-old female terrier mix who is ready to get out of the rescue and enjoy all the comforts of a home again. She loves humans of all sizes, and can be in a home with another dog so long as he or she is willing to let her relax and do her own thing. Bramble is low key, sweet and loves to give

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The 8th Annual Mums & Mutts Fall Festival will be held this Saturday, Oct. 14.

food and drink, giveaways, vendors and more. Gina Gannon from 6 ABC News is the host. There will be plenty of activities for the children, too, with a kids zone, face painting, games, arts and crafts, bouncy house and magic show. Pets are encouraged to come dressed to impress so they can participate in the doggie costume contest. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12. For more information, mumsandmutts.org/events.

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<<Continued from page 6 Typically, the event brings out 20 to 24 adoptable dogs, most, if not all, who are adopted that day. “It’s a fun day in a beautiful setting for a great cause,” Levy, who has a dog named Rosie found as a stray in North Philadelphia, said. “Bring your pup or just come to take it all in, meet new friends, listen to good music and eat delicious food, knowing that you’re helping to save homeless pets who need you.” At a cost of $25 per adult to register, with chil-

dren 12 and under free, all participants will receive a PAWS eco-bag and dog bandana. The organization hopes to raise $125,000, which would be a new record. “PAWS is 100 percent donor-funded, so all of the proceeds from the Mutt Strut enable us to rescue and care for homeless pets in Philadelphia,” Levy said. “We house them in our no-kill shelters, provide medical care, spay/neuter, socialization and TLC, and then find them great families through our adoption centers or foster care network. Then, we go right back to the city shelter to fill their cages with more animals waiting for the same chance.” A rain date for the 11th Annual Mutt Strut is scheduled for Sunday (Oct. 15). To register and for more info, visit: pawsmuttstrut.org. Registration can also be completed in-person at the event. When you register online, you can create a personal fundraising page and ask friends and family to support your commitment to the animals.

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Photo 1: There was a Bruce Willis sighting in South Philly last week. He was hanging around the 1500 block of Passyunk Avenue on Oct. 4 reprising his David Dunn character for the movie “Glass.” The film is scheduled to be released in 2019, and is a sequel to M. Night Shyamalan’s thriller’s “Unbreakable” and “Split.”

Photo 2: Speaking of M. Night Shyamalan, the director was spotted on 19th and Ritner streets Tuesday night doing some on-location work for the highly anticipated sequel that also stars Sarah Paulson, Samuel L. Jackson and James McAvoy.

Photo 3: Michele Stevenson (bottom left), executive director of the Philadelphia Freedom Valley YMCA, 1724 Christian St., accepted the donation of 1800 brand-new winter coats from Mary Lynn Alvarino, director of operations of the Auto Dealers CARing for Kids Foundation. The new coats were generated through the Foundation’s 10th annual Driving Away the Cold program, which provides brand-new winter coats to area children who need them most.

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Photo 4: Recording artist Felicia Punzo, a 2016 South Philly Review Difference Maker, got engaged to her fiancé Dennis Quinn.

Photos 5 & 6: The third annual South Philly SausageFest was the place to be on Sept. 30 as some 3,000 attendees young and old enjoyed a variety of sausage-inspired dishes prepared by neighborhood restaurants. Some of the youngsters took a break from the eating to enjoy a variety of activities, including face painting. Proceeds from the event will benefit and fund Newbold CDC’s street cleaning program, which provides employment for 10 disabled Philadelphia residents.

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Stolen baby formula Theft from vehicles On Sept. 26 at 8 p.m., an unknown black male was captured on surveillance video on the 700 block of Wharton St. looking inside parked vehicles. While out of view of the cameras, the suspect entered several vehicles taking items from inside them, and then fled in an unknown direction. To report information, call 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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FOODIES Oct. 13 Taste America: Philadelphia is being billed as a night of culinary stars. Pastry chef Pat O’Malley of the Hungry Pigeon and Nick Elmi of Laurel will join James Beard award winners Marc Murphy, Greg Vernick and JeanMarie Lacroix and others. 5-10 p.m. Prices vary. Museum of the American Revolution, 101 S. 3rd St. jamesbeard.org/events/taste-americaphiladelphia-dinner. Oct. 13-15 Taste! Philadelphia is a weekend VKRZFDVH RI WKH À QHVW LQ ZLQHV VSLU its and gourmet foods, and will include appearances by Kathy Lee Gifford and Brian Duffy. 6-10 p.m. Oct, 13, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and 4-8 p.m. Oct. 14 and noon-4 p.m. Oct. 15. Tickets start at $60. Valley Forge Casino Resort Event Center, 1160 First Avenue, King of Prussia. vfcasino.com/ events/taste-philadelphia/. Nov. 11 If you consider yourself a foodie, Savor Borgata’s Ultimate Food Experience is a can’t-miss event. A-list chefs Bobby Flay, Michael Symon, Wolfgang Puck, Geoffrey Zakarian and Michael Schulson help cap off the two-day food festival. There will be live entertainment, too. 8-10 p.m. $89. The Borgata Event Center, 1 Borgata Way, Atlantic City, New Jersey. theborgata.com. Nov. 15 If sampling some of Philly’s best foods sounds like a delicious idea, pencil in the 11th Annual Taste of Philly on your must-do list. This annual foodie fest, hosted by our friends at Philadelphia Weekly, takes place at the Crystal Tea Room. $35-$60. 100 Penn Square East. upcomingevents.com.

Oct. 13 Francis Scott Key Elementary School Back to School Movie Night Fundraiser will teach students the importance of giving back as proceeds from the event will go toward disaster relief for Mexico and Puerto Rico. Besides the movie ‘The Boss Baby,’ the school will be collecting donations and selling pizza, egg rolls, snacks and drinks. More than 50 percent of the Key student body are English language learners, with many of the children having families in the affected areas. 5:30-7:30 p.m. Rain date is Oct. 20. 2230 S. 8th St. 215-400-8251.

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Oct. 13 Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull: Pitbull’s Globalization is worldwide, but this week he’s live in South Philly with his buddy Enrique. 7 p.m. $29.95-$149.95. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellfargocenterphilly. com. Oct. 15 Renee Fleming, a 2013 Grammy Awardwinner for Best Classical Vocal Solo, has been billed as “the people’s diva” and performed at Buckingham Palace. Now the soprano is ready to captivate the Verizon Hall audience. 8 p.m. $59-$149. Kimmel

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he South Philly food scene is buzzing. New restaurants and bars are popping up on the east and west sides of South Broad Street. We are talking about adding to a dining scene that has earned a spot in the national spotlight. Instead of focusing on the oldies and neighborhood institutions, here is a look at some of the hot foodie news from around the neighborhood.

Point Breeze is one of South Philly’s fast-developing neighborhoods, making 1260 Point Breeze Ave. the ideal spot to open Mattei Family Pizza. “We believe Point Breeze will soon be similar to what East Passyunk is now — full of quality restaurants and shops,” Mariano Mattei, executive chef/general manager, said. Photos by DAN WILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHY The 33-seater opened its doors in Feb- Chef Mariano Mattei is serving up signature slices and pies in Point Breeze at the new Mattei Family Pizza. ruary. Instead of simply focusing on the basics — cheese, pepperoni, mushroom and sausage — the Mattei team is using a little added creativity to create a “one-ofa-kind” pizza each month. This month’s special is a pumpkin, pancetta and gorgonzola pie. The potato rosemary, tuna and onion and margherita have been popular with customers. There is no doubt that from South Street to the stadiums, there are plenty of great places to grab a slice or pie, making it a challenge for any newcomer. The Mattei family is taking an old-school approach to the pizza-making business. “We brought pizza back down to the Some may have noticed that Fond, basics. We are not reinventing pizza … 1537 S. 11th St., was closed for a brief Exactly how we did it in Italy and now here two-week period. No reason to sound in the U.S.,” Mattei said. “One of the keys the “what happened” alarm as the resis the custom hand-built wood-fired brick taurant reopened last week following oven built by master mason and owner Ana refresh from the husband-and-wife gelo Mattei.” team of chef Lee Styer and Jessie Food Network fans might remember the Prawlucki, who have been at the locaname Mariano Mattei from his 2016 aption for six years. Besides giving the pearance on “Cooks vs. Cons.” The show place a fresh coat of paint, they added was hosted by Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian a few decorative accents and modwhile Graham Elliot (“MasterChef”) and ern touches, including a stone slate Daphne Oz (“The Chew”) were the judges. wall leading back to the semi-private “Cooking with Candy was really very chef’s table. They also updated the difficult. I won the first round with my ravimenu to reflect the change of season. oli cooking with corn,” Mariano Mattei, The popular Tuesday bar special - half who was eliminated in the second round. dozen oysters and glass of rose for That’s why Mariano and Angelo Mattei are sticking with their specialty — pizza. $10 - is still available until it gets cold. Special to South Philly Review Scottish Salmon, lamb stroganoff and 215-336-1010. matteifamilypizza.com. Fond in East Passyunk Crossing has reopened after an update.

scallops are a few of the main courses currently available. 215-551-5000. fondphilly.com.

Sticking in the East Passyunk Crossing neighborhood, Rival Bros. Coffee is in the process of setting up shop at the former Chiarella’s space, 1100 Tasker St. This will be the third Philly location for owners Jonathan Adams and Damien Pileggi, with the other two spots being in the Fitler Square neighborhood and Center City. They’re targeting a late fall/ early winter opening. The owners grew up together in Bucks County, and debuted the Rival Bros. Coffee from their mobile cafe, a retrofitted delivery truck before retiring it in favor of the brick-and-mortar operation. In terms of setting up shop on the avenue, Adams and Pileggi are excited about joining the booming scene. “We chose East Passyunk because of the booming culinary scene and the great diversity within the neighborhood itself,” they said. In terms of house specialties, it would be coffee, of course. All of the coffee is roasted at their roastery located in the Frankford section of the city. The Derringer, a take on the classic Cortado or Gibraltar is popular choice. rivalbros.com.

Mike’s BBQ has been popping up at festivals all over Philly, Including the recent Newbold SausageFest. Owner/chef Michael Strauss, one of the owners of TapRoom on 19th, is busy putting the finishing touches on the storefront location at 11th and Morris streets. The space was previously home to South Philly Barbacoa. “I didn’t always think about a storefront,” he said. “I enjoy the mobile aspect. An opportunity came up, and I decided to make the leap.” Strauss added that he always loved the space that he hopes to have open the first week of November. The interior will have 28 seats, with rotating art procured by local artist Thom Duffy. The long-term plan is to add an outdoor area. In terms of food, the smoked brisket and the Philly phattie — smoked Continued on page 31>>

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<<Continued from page 30 stuffed sausage with mac and cheese — have been popular at the pop-up events, so the plan is to bring them in-house. Strauss is accustomed to multi-tasking, so cooking and managing a restaurant is nothing new. It started out with doing pop-ups his friend and fellow chef Craig Mac via Gitjo Cookery. These days, smoking meats is his passion, hence the name. Steve Waxman owner/chef of Trax Restaurant in Ambler, and his sous-chef Tom Groff, are a couple other people who helped out along the way by allowing Strauss to smoke in their parking lot and use their kitchen. Now it’s time to make Mike’s BBQ a part of the daily South Philly dining scene. “I think it’s the right time because I’m ready,� Strauss said. “It’s what I’ve been working for, and I enjoy feeding people. It gives me joy!� mikesbbqphilly.com.

Others are getting excited about The Thirsty Soul, where spirits and comfort food will be front and center. The new addition to the Newbold neighborhood is under construction at 1551 W. Passyunk Ave. Tim Lidiak, president of the Newbold Community Development Corp., is partnering with Billy Hines, a 30-year veteran of bar/restaurant industry, and landlord Adrienne Salvatore-

Marley on the project. Hines’ background in the restaurant industry includes helping to open the House of Blues in Orlando and Las Vegas. Lidiak describes Hines as a “big vision� guy. Think allday brunch, New Orleans style - chicken and waffles, shrimp po’boy, catfish po’ boy and beignets. Like Mike’s BBQ, The Thirsty Soul team offered a sampling at the recent SausageFest where Hines went through gallons of his specialty punch. The space was previously home to a daycare and pharmacy. The cocktail bar with a full kitchen is being designed with a church theme, with a stained glass countertop and pews for seating included. Call it the newest addition to a transforming section of town as Brewery ARS, 1927-29 W. Passyunk Ave., and Second District Brewing, 1939 S. Bancroft St. also set up shop in the neighborhood. “The pricing will be compatible with the neighborhood. We are very much going to be part of the community,� Lidiak said. “It’s probably going to be home to the second Newbold Blues Festival.� The plan is for a late January opening, with outdoor seating being added at a later date. facebook.com/thirstysoulphilly.

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he Eagles registered their first blowout of the 2017 season, exploding for 21 first-quarter points, then cruising to a 34-7 win over the Arizona Cardinals in front of 69,596 fans at Lincoln Financial Field. The win puts the Birds at 4-1 and in first place in the NFC East. The Dallas Cowboys (2-3) lost to the Green Bay Packers 35-31, and the New York Giants (0-5) fell to the Los Angeles Chargers 27-22. The Washington Redskins (2-2) were on their bye week. Carson Wentz enjoyed one of the best games as an Eagle, going 21 of 30 for 304 yards and a career high four touchdown passes. He was sacked once and threw an interception. The 24-year old hit Trey Burton with a 15-yard touchdown pass on the Eagles first possession. The score capped a 10play, 54-yard drive. The Eagles stopped the Cardinals, forcing a punt. Kenjon Barner, signed two weeks ago due to the loss of Darren Sproles for the season, took the punt back 76 yards, setting up a first down at the Cardinals 15-yard line. It took Wentz just three plays to hit tight end Zach Ertz with an 11-yard touchdown pass to make the score 14-0. After Arizona went three-and-out, The Eagles took over at their own 36yard line. Again Wentz made short work of the Cardinals secondary hitting muchmaligned Torrey Smith with a 59-yard strike that the wide receiver took to the house to give the Birds a 21-0 lead. Smith who has had a few drops recently, had not scored this season and had just 10 catches for 134 yards in four games heading into the game, talked about what it meant to finally find the end zone. “I’m not trying to sound arrogant or anything, but it’s not like I expected my TD drought to last forever,” Smith said. “I believe in myself, and more importantly, my teammates believe in me, so I just know that I have to take it easy, focus, make the first things first, don’t take off without the ball, just make it happen and be who I am.” Smith talked about the catch. “It was a post, I saw he was off and

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maybe not quite that much, but the defense was rolling. We got the big punt return early and we just had the momentum and we just stayed on it.” Wentz was asked about his success on third downs Sunday, and how much more equipped he feels now for thirdand-longs than last year: “It’s just guys playing on time, playing in rhythm and it’s something we just take pride in,” Wentz said. “I think I mentioned it earlier in the week just how we put so much extra time into it both in practice and then in the film and meeting rooms as well. I think we’re seeing that pay dividends on Sundays.” The Eagles’ fourth touchdown came on an outrageous bomb from Wentz to Nelson Agholor that went 72 yards and saw the third-year receiver sidestep the defender twice before falling backwards (ala DeSean Jackson) into the end zone. Wentz spoke about what he saw on the deep ball to Agholor: “They brought an all-out blitz there,” Wentz said. “If you guys go back and watch it, Jason Kelce made an unbelievable play. He ended up blocking two guys so I shouldn’t have had the time to get that one off but he made an unbelievable play. And then Nelson did the rest. He made the catch and then made the guy look silly. Hats off to the big boys up front and then Nelly getting open.” Wentz talked about what it felt like seeing Smith finally get a touchdown

after struggling during the first four weeks of the season: “That was big,” he said. “That’s big for both he and I. We’ve missed a couple down the field, both of us have had our share of faults on those so to hit that one today, hit it on a third down like we did, that was a huge play in the game and just good to see. Good to see. I’ve never lost faith in him and it showed today. Just keep going back to him and he got the job done.” Former Temple standout linebacker Haason Reddick, taken with the No. 13 overall pick in the 2017 draft by Arizona, was on the field early and played most of the game. Obviously this was not how he wanted to return to his home stadium. “Most definitely,” Reddick said at his locker after the game. “We didn’t get the outcome that we wanted. But there’s still more ball to play. We’ll go back, watch film, see what we did wrong, what mistakes, what happened, correct them and get ready for next week. That’s all we can do, keep moving forward.” Reddick said the Cardinals were caught blind-side by the Birds’ play on offense and defense at the start of the game. “They were firing on all cylinders,” Reddick said. Reddick said he was impressed with Wentz. “I think the Eagles have a great quar-

terback in Carson Wentz,” Reddick said. “He want out there and played really well today.” Cornerback Jalen Mills said it is great when the offense gets out to such a great start and gets the Linc rocking. “It’s very big for us,” Mills said. “Especially playing at home, when the offense goes up like that, the crowd gets into it. And as far as us on defense, we start feeding off them, they’re feeding off us, so it’s very big for us.” Eagles head coach Doug Pederson was asked if he thought his team would be this good and this deep at this point considering all the things that have happened, especially with key players missing: “I know this about our football team,” Pederson said at his post game press conference. “And it’s been this way now for a year and a half: It doesn’t matter what happens with injury on our roster, the next guy — the coaches do an outstanding job of getting that next guy ready and prepared to play. Coming into this season, to kind of follow-up on the question, I think in the back of my mind you kinda — you hope and you want to be a good football team. Everybody aspires to be good football teams. But the way we’re doing it, with the amount of back-up players in these first five weeks, is a testament to the coaching staff and the players in that dressing room and the resiliency that they have to never quit and finish.” Palmer was 28 of 44 for 291 yards on the one score, He was sacked twice and did not throw an interception. The Cardinals registered just 31 yards rushing on 14 carries. LeGarrette Blount rushed 14 times for 74 yards. Agholor finished with four catches for 93 yards. Pederson talked about about where this team can go. “I think the sky’s the limit,” the second-year head coach said. “The sky’s the limit. And the key is just staying grounded and staying focused on our job and focused on the next game. As you know, these wins, these losses, whatever, are short-lived in this business, and you have to get yourself ready to go within 24 hours.” Now it’s on to Carolina. Follow Al Thompson on Twitter @thompsoniii

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t is as startling a 180-degree turnaround as we have seen in the (recent) history of Philadelphia sports: Eagles wide receiver Nelson Agholor was left on the side of the road in the 2016 season, discarded and considered a never-was in the NFL. He couldn’t catch a cold. He was that bad. And now look at him. Agholor has become the explosive, game-breaking receiver the Eagles thought he would be when they drafted him No. 20 overall in 2015. He had a spectacular 72-yard touchdown catch and run on Sunday as the Eagles destroyed Arizona 34-7 to move to 4-1, part of a four-catch, 93-yard day. Agholor now has 16 catches, 266 yards and three touchdowns. Those aren’t the numbers of a Pro Bowl receiver, but Agholor is fitting the role of a slot receiver and giving the Eagles exactly what they needed: A player who could get open with his quickness and his route running and his ability to catch and run with the football. Oh, and the ability to catch passes consistently, something Agholor didn’t display last season. “It’s just been a lot of hard work and a lot of fun that I’m having,� Agholor said from a jubilant Lincoln Financial Field locker room on Sunday.

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“There’s not much more to it. I’m confident, but I feel like I’ve always been confident. I just think I’m enjoying the way things are growing and I want to continue to grow and keep helping this team win football games.� The Eagles are on a roll, in case you didn’t notice, with three straight victories on the way to a magnificent Thursday night prime-time showdown in Carolina against the Panthers. Quarterback Carson Wentz hasn’t thrown an interception in three games and he’s got 10 touchdown passes against two interceptions in five games this season.

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219-221 Earp St - A double wide property with 2 car deeded parking. This well kept Home has 2 BR, Hrwd Flrs, Open Floor Plan, EIK, Lg BA & Yard. Located in a Great Pennsport Location w/ incredible southern exposure. 24x55 $359,900 341 Mercy St - A Beautiful 3 Bedroom Home/ Hrwd Floors, $229,000 Great Light, New EIK, New Full Tile BA & Yard. 1717 E Moyamensing Ave - A Rarely Offered 2 BR, 1.5 Ba Home w/ Private Front Garden, Floors, Custom Kit, D SOLHardwood Study/OfďŹ ce, Deck and Finished Basement. $349,900 723 HALL ST - Complete Rehabbed Bi Level 1 Bedroom + a G IN ND PE 2nd & 3rd Floor Bi Level Open Loft Artist Space. High Ceilings, Hrwd Flrs Flrs, Great Natural Light and Deck. $449,000 312 Gerritt St - A Cute 2 Story 2 Bedroom Home w/LR/DR, Hrwd Flrs, EIK, Yard & Basement $174,900 706-24 Latona St - Unbelievable Compound - 10 Full Lots ING+ a Private Zen Sitting w/ 2 Existing SinglePFamily Homes END Garden Space. Also could be an Outstanding Development $2,199,000 Opportunity.

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NEW LISTING 130 Dudley St - A Beautiful 3 Story 3 BR, 2 Spa BA Home w/ LR, DR, Cook’s Kitchen, Center City Skyline Views, Nice Size Yard & Finished Bsmt. $419,900 NEW LISTING: 132 Hoffman St - A Gorgeous 3 Story, 3 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath Home w/ Hardwood Floors, Granite Kitchen, Deck w/ Center City Skyline Views. $399,900 2014 Oakford St - A Stunning 2 BR, 2.5 BA Home! Open DINGKitchen, Finished EN & Spacious, Hrwd Flrs P T/O, Beautiful $319,900 Basement & Yard. NEW LISTING 2124 McClellan St - A 2 Story 3 Bedroom Home w/ Living Room, Dining Room, Hrwd Flrs, Eat in Kitchen $159,900 & Yard. NEW LISTING - 125 Snyder Ave - Another Stunning Rehab by Olkowski Properties! A 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath Home w/ Hardwood Floors T/O, LR, DR, Custom Kitchen, SS, Granite, Finished Basement & 10 Year Tax Abatement. $339,900 220 Fernon St - A Nice 2 BR Home w/ Living Room, Dining Room, EIK, Hardwood Floors, Yard & Basement. $234,900 922 S 2nd St - A Charming 2 BR, 1.5 BA Home on a Beautiful Tree Lined Block w/LR, Built in Bookshelves, Full Kit & Yard. $299,000 1329 S 2nd St - 100 Ft Deep, Street to Street Duplex w/ 2 Car Parking & 2 Sep Entrances. 1st Fl: Huge 1 BR, Hrwd Flrs & EIK. 2nd Fl & 3rd Fl: Bi-level 2 BR+Den, Hrwda Flrs, New $525,000 Kitchen & Private deck. 1155 S 10th St - Beautifully Maintained Home on a Great Italian Market Block. Zoned as a Duplex but Currently used as a Lovely SFD. 4 BR + 2 Dens BAIN or aG Bi Level Owners Unit w/ PE&N3D 2 BR + Den + 2 BA, Lg Garden + a 3rd Fl 1 BR Apt. $459,000

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