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now, they are simply goals and dreams. If it works out, great. If it does not, the door remains open on endless other possibilities, as the “retirement� word is a Star Trek generation away. Many of this year’s recipients can aspire about going to UCLA or Harvard, without having to worry about the dreaded application process. Others will soon be packing their bags and checking into the campus life. Just like college, there is an application process to the Rising Stars. Perspective nominees must reside or attend school in the neighborhood. From there, it was all about what makes these elementary to high school contenders stand out. What is the reason(s) for nominating the student? What academic achievements has this

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student achieved? Has this student overcome any personal hardships during the past year? What does this student hope to be when he/she grows up? This is just a small sampling of the talent search criteria. The great thing about this issue is the spotlight is on the Rising Stars. No matter how these future stories unfold, this issue can serve as a lifetime memento of the day they made headlines. For some, this may be the first of many future appearances in the South Philly Review, as we could be looking at a future lifestyles or sports profile subject. Others may call several years down the road with a front-page worthy story. Could they go from Rising Star to Difference Maker — our special fall tribute honoring community leaders? Absolutely. Let’s call this the starting point of potentially bigger stories to come. For those with college plans in the very near future, best of luck. Feel free to check in with updates on what’s new and exciting. For others wondering about earning a Rising Star distinction of their own in the not-too-distant-future, continue making your respective marks, as a fresh batch of honorees will shine on the cover in 2016. For now, there is a current group worthy of your attention, and they can be found starting on page 8. SPR

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block and that involved the complainant’s vehicle. Vogel reportedly retrieved the machete and swung it at the man, who sustained a laceration on the left side of his head and parted with two fingers from his left hand. Authorities charged Vogel with simple and aggravated assault, possession of an instrument of crime, attempted murder in the first degree and recklessly endangering another person. He had not posted his $250,000 bail as of press time and awaits a June 18 preliminary hearing.

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ahlive Alexander Boyd, 11, excels in academics, citizenship, and athletics. Jahlive has made Honor Roll at Nebinger Elementary for the past three quarters and strives to be on Honor Roll for the final quarter. He has been Student of the Week many times as well as Student of the Month. During the school day, Jahlive volunteers to help teachers of younger grades after he has completed his own schoolwork. Jahlive’s also an athlete, playing basketball in the Nebinger Elementary Intramural Basketball program. He also participates in martial arts at Zhang Sah, where he won a Debate competition with his martial arts group. Jahlive hopes to one day earn a scholarship to Harvard or Yale to study engineering, special-

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reer and has been ranked 55th out of 261. Lutz has achieved both perfect attendance and perfect conduct and as his academic record shows “he has continued on a positive track� Gault said. Lutz received the grade of Magna Cum Laude on the National Latin Exam. Throughout his senior year, he achieved second honors with an average of 94. Having a passion for ice hockey, Jeremy not only works at Rizzo Rink, but played for Roman throughout his high school career. He does admit that it has been challenging to keep up with his studies balancing school, a part-time job and hockey, but he knows right away that when he is challenged by a course, to seek assistance from his teachers and peers. Lutz is an active volunteer in Roman’s chapter of the Jr. AOH and ASSIST program, which visit elderly alumni from Roman Catholic. He is a camp counselor during the summer months, and a sexton at his church on the weekends. A busy young man, Lutz admires his mother’s sacrifices to send him to Catholic school. As repayment, he plans to achieve his undergraduate degree and build a successful career. The repayment process will begin in the fall, when he will be attending Temple University, where he will look to discover his career path and build the successful career for which he is yearning.

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inth grader James Joseph Fratantoni III is described as a “polite and eager to learn student’ by nominator Robert Sandy. James spends his time working hard on improving his reading skills in Sandy’s reading class, an example of his dedication. James was involved in South Philadelphia High School’s chess club, and helps deliver the announcements at his school. James enjoys playing the violin with a string orchestra called Musicopia, for whom he performs twice a year. James’s mother is by his side when he is on stage, as a stand partner. Both play violin together on stage at the concerts. He has also sung with his mother at a variety show at the Adrienne Theatre. With his father’s recurring health issues, 15-year- old James still has managed to hold his place on the honor roll and has maintained a positive outlook each day at school, with Sandy admiring his resilience. James is on the autistic spectrum with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and finds it difficult to focus, so he has to overcome this in order to perform well both inside and outside the classroom. James plays soccer with the Special Olympics and has played basketball with other teammates when they played an elimination round to determine who got to compete with the teachers, and enjoys volunteering in both the classroom and at church. The 1900-block-of-south-11thStreet resident plans to attend Temple University with dreams of becoming a basketball player or a sports announcer. James, through both good times and bad, has never lost sight of his academic performance, and his positive mentality, becoming a role model for students and earning a deserving spot on our list.

but will also be going to study in Italy, Austria, Switzerland and France for three weeks this summer. The more impressive part is that he earned the money to partake in these scholarly travels himself though fundraiser dinners that he held in the school gym. The total costs of these trips were in the thousands. The Whitman native was a guest speaker at the Our Lady of Hope Regional Catholic School where he spoke about the great qualities and outcomes he received from a Catholic education. Through his school, Hewitt was nominated for a program called “The Germination Project,� where only 10 sophomores were picked. He made it to the second round of selections in the competition, earning another enviable accolade on his already impressive list of successes. Hewitt is a part of the Students Against Destructive Decisions, Ambassadors and Community Service Corps clubs. He also finds time to help to coach the indoor soccer team at Our Lady of Hope, partake in blood drives, help with his school’s open house and serve as a level 1 Prep Program Teacher Aide at Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish. “I would like to add that Ryan is a natural leader and I was impressed by his ability to organize a fundraiser dinner in our school gym to support his educational travels this upcoming summer. He always provides valuable input from a student’s perspective,� mentioned Hewitt’s nominator, Hugh Quigley.

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t’s unclear w h e r e C a s e y Mitchell finds time to be a regular teenager. The resident of the 2300 block of South Front Street and soon-to-be high schooler is 14, but has worked her way towards a long list of commitments that will undoubtedly pad her college applications. Above her extracurricular, church and athletic involvements, Mitchell’s the recipient of the Josephine C. Connelly Achievement Award – it will pay for a third of her tuition for each of four years at John W. Hallahan Catholic Girls’ High School. Then there’s her after-school activities: Student Council secretary, National Junior Honor Society treasurer, Yearbook, Newspaper, Chat and Chew (an anti-

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m i r a Nicholson, 12, of the 1000 block of South 6th Street, displays what George W. Nebinger Elementary refers to as “Five Star� behavior. She is a bright student who made Honor Roll for the first and second quarters of the school year, has perfect attendance and received a Student of the Month award. This year, Amira entered a city-wide African American History Month oratorical contest where she wrote and delivered a thought-provoking speech on issues surrounding Black America. She received a Best Quote award for her participation. Amira is a leader and a teacher herself, frequently volunteering in the kindergarten classes and attending an after school program where she helps younger students to complete their homework and work on reading and math skills. She also creates her own math and word games to further help the other students with their schoolwork. Amira is also an athlete, playing both basketball and soccer. She hopes one day to pursue a major in Business Finance and Accounting from the University of Pittsburgh and to become an accountant because she loves working with numbers. Anastasia M. Austin, who nominated Amira, says that she “is an extremely bright young lady who works hard to excel academically, assists struggling classmates,� and “ has consistently shown her-

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e n r y Nguye n ’ s nominator, Colleen LawsonThornton, may just be on of South Philly’s most qualified observers of accomplishments. Well, one of 58 anyway. Just this month she was named the recipient of the Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Award, which earned her a $3,500 stipend for “based on [her] work in bettering the character and intellectual development of [her] students.� And Lawson-Thornton wears lots of hats: special education liaison, learning support case manager, assistant dean, student activities coordinator and homeless support sponsor. It’s those last two where Nguyen excels in an exceptional way. The 18-yearold resident of the 2000 block of South 17th Street is set to embark on a Community College of Philadelphia journey aimed at his interests in business and culinary arts. But one accomplishment he’ll always cherish from his Academy at Palumbo days is establishing Key Club at the Academy, “focused on volunteer activities centered on providing assistance to Philadelphia’s homeless population,� says Lawson-Thornton. The rising star launched the Key Club and led it in its first year – through partnering with organizations they donated 300 fleece scarves, collected and handed over 275 pairs of jeans, and provided nearly 100 blankets for those in need. Nuyen’s also involved in the Southeast Asian Mutual Assistance Associations Coalition and Students Run Philly Style (a mentoring and distance running program), but Lawson-Thornton’s proud of Nguyen’s academic performance in the face of a learning disability. “He participates in all advanced classes as a student with a learning disability [and] that’s no easy feat,� she said. He comes to school early, stays late, and takes advantage of all of the Academy’s academic support

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2900 block of South 15th Street seemingly tallied as many accolades as she amassed friendships. She offered athletic support as a cheerleader and showed her own prowess as a volleyball player. Along with her top ranking, she displayed her intellectual bent as the president of the school’s National Honor Society chapter, found the formula for success as a science club member, served as a school ambassador and helped everything to add up for freshmen and sophomores as a math tutor. Add participation in school events, and one can easily see that her impending postsecondary education facility, where she hopes to be a pharmacy major, will offer a perfect prescription for more achievements. The term Rising Star certainly fits this Marconi denizen, as she never wishes to slow her ascent, knowing it will ensure new heights for others, too.

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These are the words spoken my Vincent Tarducci of Roman Catholic High School in regards to 18-year-old recent graduate John Ribaudo. Although Tarducci never personally taught Ribaudo, he knows of him very well. “My colleagues have informed me that he is very meticulous with his school work. He is a student who truly cares about succeeding, and I wish all students were as passionate about their academic achievements�. Carrying a 3.8 GPA throughout his time at Roman Catholic, Ribaudo not only received second honors this year; he has been on the honor roll through his entire high school career. He has shown a passion for helping others whenever possible and demonstrated his work through the Community Service Corps and the

Students Against Destructive Decisions organization. During his sophomore year, Ribaudo selflessly volunteered an hour per day working in the Guidance Office; Tarducci described his time a “very efficient.� The resident of the 3100 block of South 18th street assists at St. Monica’s parish with running various community events, and has dedicated time to the Philabudnace Organization. Balancing a lot in his time, Ribaudo dealt with anxiety through out his high school career, but because “he is determined to reach his goals and has an unwavering dedication to his studies, he has learned effective ways to cope with this uneasiness,� Tarducci stated. He has held multiple jobs throughout his high school career. Since September 2012, Ribaudo has worked as an Administrative Assistant for Penn Cardiology where he logs 14 hours a week during the school year, and 20 hours a week during the summer months. He also works for Galdo’s Catering on the weekends. He plans to attend Temple University and become an Echo Technician. While he has quite the balancing act, Ribaudo’s dedication to school and his other commitments has paid off for him through his countless achievement and awards.

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Street has received first honors in the first and second trimesters with a general average of 94. Travis, 12, also exhibited his love for books as he surpassed his classroom reading challenge by reading more than 60 books. Not believing that knowledge or the love for books should be limited to his self, he make strides to show the other children in his sixth-grade classroom books he had read to ignite their potential love of reading. “It has definitely been a pleasure to have Travis in my classroom this year because he is not only a true gentleman, but intelligent and hard working in everything he does,� Peixoto said. Travis is not quite ready to commit to long-term career plans as “he feels he has plenty of time to find his niche.�

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ina Sponheimer, of the 2600 block of South 18th Street, is a student-athlete, a musician, and a humanitarian. She attends the Center City-based String Theory High School for advanced music studies in the Vocal Music Program. Nina, 16, was selected into the competitive “challenge� honors course, and is a member of National Honors Society. She was also elected to the Student Council executive cabinet. Nina was recently chosen to observe at the Neuroscience and Technology Building in Philadelphia. In addition to her academic achievements, she is an accomplished athlete, serving as a coxswain for the Philadelphia City Rowing Crew. She led her boat to first-place finish at the Cooper Cup Regatta. She also performs well on skates, as Nina is involved with

testing and working on the United States figure skating rules and regulations. On a musical note, Nina completed the Jazz Master Class and Performance with Grammy winner Al Jarreau. Nina is also a talented singer, performing as a Choir Member at the Philadelphia Tree Lighting Ceremony in Love Park both in 2014 and 2015. Despite her busy schedule, Nina finds time to volunteer as a community service tutor and won the Family Association Award for her volunteer work and school spirit in 2013. Nina hopes to be selected for the volunteer internship at CHOP for this summer. This is just a small sampling. “Nina has a strong history of going above and beyond what is required: a hard worker who diligently pursues her goals academically and athletically.� Nominator Dr Margery Covello, Dean of String Theory High School s

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consideration to Temple University and other area colleges. “Judy is a positive student and a quiet leader in our school. We here at GW Childs wholeheartedly believe that Judy Thach is a Rising Star in our community,� nominator and school counselor Margaret Kyser said.

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f her first two years at NeumannGoretti High School are any indication, Destinee Thomas has a couple of very busy years ahead. The Delaware County resident, who is an honor student, has served as the Student Council sophomore class president. Not only has she fulfilled all the requirements of her position, but she went above and beyond thanking her classmates for allowing her to serve them by making care packages that included soft pretzels, Hershey Kisses and a laminated prayer card, a ll while coping with her mother being diagnosed and treated for breast cancer. But the commitment expands beyond the school hallways as Destinee represented her school at the Columbus Day Parade, became the Hugh O’Brian Pennsylvania East Leadership Ambassador and spoke at local schools about attending Neumann-Goretti. Her sports rĂŠsumĂŠ is equally impressive, serving as the Saints girls’ volleyball team captain. Destinee also turned in eye-catching performance in track where she recently was crowned the Catholic League Southern Division champion in the 100-meter hurdles. At the league championship event, she added a secondplace finish in the 60-meter hurdles. Believe it not, this young star accomplished all this after being diagnosed with extreme anemia. “I was always tired and weak, not understanding why,â€? Destinee recalled. “My athletic ability was severely affected. I was not running times that I knew I was capable of.â€? Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/ features.

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o matter his location, be it California, Mexico or Pennsylvania, with the last six years as a South Philly inhabitant, Chris Davis has proven a prolific thinker who believes seeking solutions to mammoth mysteries can reduce the strength of figurative darkness. Through Saturday, the 33-year-old is analyzing attempts to vanquish the literal version with “Bortle 8,� a one-man show that he commences at sunset on the roof of his 1600-blockof-South-Fourth-Street residence. “It seems we never want to be without illumination, and that’s great if we’re talking about wanting knowledge,� the Dickinson Square West dweller said. “However, what is it to lose our connection with actual darkness because of our obsession with lights, especially the artificial sort?� A release from the inquisitive individual,

whose 55-minute examination takes its title from astronomer John E. Bortle, creator of an eponymous scale to quantify the darkness of the night sky, states the work “goes from the depths of the ocean to the night sky in the hopes of finding the last untouched place on Earth.� That provocative premise couples with the frequent failure by many to understand themselves and their circumstances to form an award-winning message, with May’s Pittsburgh Fringe endowing the piece with the Gold Crow Award. “We can shine lights on visible objects, but what about the darkness that people carry within themselves?� he asked. “There’s no light to see this, and it’s important to examine how difficult it can be to connect with ourselves.� Loss lies at the heart of that confusion, and Davis, who, having enlisted Mary Tuomanen

B?<;IJOB;I to direct the brainchild for last year’s SoLow Festival, is again teaming with the fellow South Philadelphian, contends that “Bortle 8� can offer therapeutic assistance to viewers. In that sense, the evening experiment provides an emotional release to all involved, with its generator particularly thrilled to incite introspection. “Maybe I can help them to push themselves in the right direction,� Davis stated. “They’re watching me but I want them to concentrate on themselves. That’s why I do this show.� Admirably philosophical, he added that theater stands as one of the benefactors of those with deep-seated doubts and desires to derive greater meaning from seemingly mundane, even boring activities. “Lately, I’ve been focusing on the concept of saying ‘Yes’ and understanding its rewards,� Davis revealed. “That helps people to open new doors, be fulfilled and remain busy. I’m trying to keep myself aligned with that thinking, and I definitely see ‘Bortle 8’ as a motivator for me in realizing the communal and individual benefits of the theater world.� AWARENESS

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stint at the National Theater Institute a dynamic delight. “It really taught me not to dally or belabor anything,� he said of the Connecticut facility. “If we learned we had limited time to put something together, we had to have the discipline to do it. That’s been extremely helpful in the real world.� Following three years in Mexico, the setting of “Drunk Lion,� another renowned Tuomanen-directed piece that has enjoyed productions in four states and Scotland, Davis moved to South Philly and has fallen for its creatively crowded communities. Along with prominent peers, the city has begun to provide more acceptance to his ideas, and he values that the turf has evolved into a playground for his active brain. “I initially wondered what the hell I was going to do here,� he confessed. “Nothing was really going anywhere, but some stuff has caught on, and I want to stick with this life here.� Much like lights that look to negate nightfall, success and satisfaction can prove fleeting in effect, so Davis advocates for never settling for suitable answers to pressing questions, believing that

the highest form of honesty is the selfgenerated brand. Regardless of his duties, including coordinator chores for SoLow and playwright-in-residence distinction for Plays & Players Theatre, he knows chances for change abound and that people should strive to make something extraordinary out of something tedious. His favorite writers have succeeded in doing so and though he certainly possesses original ideas, many of which he hopes to capture in penning the Great American Novel, he definitely knows he must never slack on gratitude. “We often wonder what people will remember about us,� Davis, who will take “Bortle 8� to the Maine-headquartered PortFringe; the District of Columbiabased Capital Fringe; and Edinburgh Festival Fringe by the end of August, said. “What we shouldn’t forget is how inspirational we can be to each other.� SPR For tickets, visit bortle8.brownpapertickets.com, or contact bortle8@gmail.com. Contact Managing Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview.com or ext. 124. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/lifestyles.

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rt Garfunkel was recently quoted in a Huffington Post interview that he and Paul Simon are no longer close. Seemingly ego problems. In describing his relationship with his onetime partner and close friend, Garfunkel said, “I may have created a monster.� It is not unusual in the history of showbiz partnerships for them to end acrimoniously. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis split and no longer spoke for years until they finally mended fences before Dean died. Ditto Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. Certainly, Simon has had a marvelous career as a solo performer and great songwriter. Garfunkel somewhat less so, but his voice still soars into the range only angels inhabit, even today after a period when he lost his voice. According to Garfunkel, one of the things that really peeved Simon was Art’s solo performance of “Bridge Over Troubled Water.� Simon believed that because Garfunkel was out front singing that song solo, fans mistakenly thought Art wrote the song instead of Paul. I was entranced by Simon & Garfunkel from the first time I heard them sing “The Sound of Silence� on their initial recording in 1966. Oddly, the duo subsequently modified the song title to “Sounds Of Silence,� also the title of their second album. Simon & Garfunkel’s music famously was on the soundtrack of the great Dustin Hoffman-Anne Bancroft film, “The Graduate.� Both the film and the music of Simon & Garfunkel spoke eloquently about the hopes and fears of the Vietnam War generation that marked the late ’60s and early ’70s. The first time my wife Fran and I saw them both perform was at the Palestra in a benefit concert for the then-Democratic Presidential candidate Eugene McCarthy in 1968. It was a time when in our idealism we thought we could end the concept of war through music. We would see Simon & Garfunkel perform many times after that, but the ’68 concert symbolized how much they meant personally to us, and how they spoke to our times. One time, we saw them perform at the old Convention Hall, a night made memorable to me when Simon had to ask a particularly loud usher in our section to lower his voice. I used to think of Artie and Paul as inseparable, two kids shooting baskets in the schoolyard, I guess with Julio. Two kids with sneakers Comment at southphillyreview.com/opinion/ and jeans. New York City kids. Friends forever cardella.

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come with which to play. A loved one will help make this a mutually advantageous joint effort. Lucky number: 513.

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place where big league dreams begin.� If looks alone indicated a location’s brilliance, the week-old stretch would already merit classification as a jewel. Situated within Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park, the space offers up to 450 spectators stunning visuals on the field and off, the former apparent through impeccable grass, dugouts, a scoreboard and a press box and the latter evident through giving a glance to the left-field line, where one can see the Liberty Place towers, and taking a look down the right-field line, where Lincoln Financial Field, 1020 Pattison Ave., becomes visible. “We’ve heard about this for years,� Demetrius Isaac, who, like his brother, can call himself a product of the Monarchs, said. “It’s great to have it all come to fruition, and it’s going to be even better when Marian Anderson enters the mix.� The sophomore-to-be at Chestnut Hill College held a rendering of the future South of South-situated indoor facility as Montgomery elaborated on the uniqueness of the indoor-outdoor combination. With an expected November opening, the recreation center expanse will hit 7,500 square feet designed for baseball and softball training. “I’ve always supported this project

because it focuses on such a key word, opportunity,� Johnson said. The youth guests, following an introduction from renounced announcer Dan Baker, immediately made the best of their opportunity by interacting with such special attendees as former Phillies Dick Allen and Gary Matthews, current slugger Ryan Howard and Philadelphia Stars Negro League standout Mahlon Duckett, all of whom participated in an unforgettable first pitch. “It’s pretty good to follow tradition,� Darius Isaac, fresh from a photo with the Phillie Phanatic, said of duplicating his sibling’s standing as a Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities member. “I like that this program is going to be able to help me because it’s one of my goals to play at least two sports in college.� “My job is to be a role model to him,� Demetrius Isaac confided. “I want to help his coaches and everyone else around him so he can be a better player and person than I am.� SPR For more information, visit mlb.com/ community/uya.jsp. Contact Managing Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview.com or ext. 124. Comment at southphillyreview.com/sports/features.

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N @SUO`RW\U @OWO Girard Academic Music Program grad Dom Raia won First-Team merit from the American Baseball Coaches Association/ Rawlings National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II East All-Region Team for his feats at Chestnut Hill College.

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Lovely, Spac 3 Bed Hm in Pt. Breeze

Asking $179,900

24XX S. 20TH

Very Nice 4 Bed, H/W Floors, 1.5 Baths

Asking $185,000

25XX S. CARLISLE ST.

Lovely, 3 Bed mod. hm., close to Subway

Asking $159,900

21XX W. PASSYUNK AVE

Girard Estate - classic 4 bed hm., h/w flrs.

Asking $249,900

28XX S. 9TH

Lovely 2 bed w/rear deck & modern kit.

28XX S. SYDENHAM

Mod. 3 bed hm w/front porch

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28XX S. 16TH

Foreclosure 3 Bed

28XX S. CAMAC

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28XX S. 16TH

Very Nice 3 Bed Marconi Park West Home.

$225,000

26XX S. CAMAC

Totally renovated duplex, fully occupied Corner store and 2 apts in excellent cond.

16XX PORTER

Very spacious professional office w/2 bed apt.

8XX-XX CHRISTIAN

Double prop, 4 units, Bella Vista

18XX-XX POINT BREEZE AVE. Double Garage over 5K Sq Ft, New Roof

Asking $159,900 Only $190,000 Asking $219,900 Asking $274,900 $255,000 $299,900 Asking $825,000 Asking $375,000

19146 15XX-XX S. BAMBREY

2 Bed House Plus Vacant Lot

13XX S. BANCROFT

3 Bed in Pt Breeze, New Construction All Around!

15XX S. BAILEY

Grays Ferry- Needs total renovation.

19XX TITAN

Prime PT. Breeze! Total renovation, must see!

10XX S. RANDOLPH ST.

Updated 2 Bed Bella Vista Home.

26XX S. 9TH

3 bed, 1.5 bath home w/2 parking spots

23XX S. 12TH

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SOUTHWEST PHILA. 61XX GRAYS AVE

Very lrg lovely home, open porch

$99,900

24XX S. EDGEWOOD

Well maintained, 3 Bed, w/Driveway Just Move In!

$79,900

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24XX S. ORKNEY

Lovely upgraded 3 bed w/brand new kit & bath

25XX S. GALLOWAY

Spacious 3 bed on lovely Whitman block

$149,900

22XX S. 8TH

Newly Renovated 3 bed, 1.5 bath home

$139,900

$169,900

24XX S. 9TH

Lg. corner home w/garage. Loads of potential!

$235,000

Asking $338,900

10XX WATKINS

East Passyunk Sq. 2 bed, close to everything

$279,900

28XX S. SYDENHAM Gorgeous custom renovated 2 BR home w/Brazilian h/w oors, ultra mod. kit., c/a, new mechanicals.

26XX S. SARTAIN ST.

Beautiful brand new kit. highlights this lovely 3 bed home $184,500

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1XX PORTER

Prime Whitman loc., 3 bed w/parking

3XX RITNER

Lovely spacious mod 3 bed hm, newer mechanicals Asking $189,900

26XX SARTAIN ST.

Lovely 3BR, 1.5 bath, w/new island kit, C/A, nice location $184,500

1XX DURFOR

3 Bed home on prime Whitman block

1XX GLADSTONE ST.

Mod 3 bed home in excellent cond!

$154,900

24XX S. AMERICAN ST.

3 bed home in excellent cond. Nice block!

$139,900

25XX S. ISEMINGER

Prime Block, fully renovated, move in cond. A

ASKING $199,900

10XX EMILY

Well maintained hm, close to East Passyunk A

Asking $151,900

Asking $189,000

$129,900

REO/ FORECLOSURES 811 BULLOCK AVE.

Lansdowne, 4 bed, 1.5 bath

18 VICTORIA DR.

Ashton, PA, Recently rehabbed, new kit.

20 N. KEYSTONE AVE.

Upper Darby, 3 Bed

Asking $83,900 $204,900 Asking $34,900

701 CRICKET AVE.

Haverford, 4 Bed twin, H/W flrs

812 CASTLE FINN LN

Radnor, magnificent single hm

1805 N. 33RD ST.

3 Family dwelling

Asking $30,900

1906 N. 22ND ST.

5 units, sep. utilities

Asking $56,650

$249,900 $670,000

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Very nice, 2 bed home, move-in-cond.

$239,900

Prime Pennsport block, cozy, 2 bed mod Hm

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28XX S. SMEDLEY ST.

Priced at $169,900

2XX WILDER

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$189,900

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