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lowly but surely, Philly’s securing green spaces in peripheral pockets of South Philadelphia. Two huge projects are underway and complete, the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation’s (DRWC) Pier 68 and The Philadelphia Navy Yard’s Central Green, respectively. Pier 68, a project designed by Studio Bryan Hanes, is just getting construction under way, while Central Green enjoyed a well-attended and weather-

kissed opening day at the tail end of June with nearly 1,000 visitors to the James Corner Field Operations’ designed circular super-park. In a unique and rather indicative gesture on June 30, the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corp. (PIDC), along with partners Liberty Property Trust (LPT) and Synterra Partners, broke ground on a brandnew speculative-built office building at 1200 Intrepid Ave. and then turned around to cut the ribbon for Central Green. “With the addition of the beauti-

ful Central Green and the new office space at 1200 Intrepid, The Philadelphia Navy Yard continues to go from strength to strength,� Mayor Michael A. Nutter said in a statement. “This unique environment has been transformed from a closed military facility to one of the nation’s leading places to work, creating even more reasons for innovative companies from around the world to move to Philadelphia.� “Every project feels like a big stride,� Brian Cohen, a vice president and city manager for LPT, said and

pointed to Tastykake Baking, 4300 S. 26th St., and GlaxoSmithKline, 5 Crescent Dr., as two new giants in the Yard. “The completion of the Central Green really represents for us this next wave of potential development. We already have plans for probably two more buildings that will break ground right around this park within the next 12 months.� The park is a stunner. According to a Navy Yard release, the space features a “20-foot wide ‘Social Track’ ASS </DG G/@2 ^OUS ,,

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To the Editor: As a frequent contributor to the South Philly Review letters page, I was dismayed to read the letter by Charlene Mockewich (“Reviewing the Review,� July 2) complaining that the page has become “dull and uninteresting.� I have personally received encouraging feedback from friends, but welcome responses from those who disagree with me. Certainly, the editors at the SPR read and consider all letters that arrive for publication. The quality of the letters page depends therefore on the quality of the letters submitted. Ms. Mockewich might try thinking of a topic that interests her and submitting her own thoughts, in her best writing style.

Meanwhile, I am very sorry to hear that Tom Cardella, whose columns have inspired many of my letters, is out on sick leave. Get well soon, Tom. We miss you!

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To the Editor: In response to Charlene Mockewich who questioned what has happened to the Review, I am one of the many people who write in quite often, and I felt the need to defend the integrity of our neighborhood paper. It has been a source of catching up with local news and current events for many years. Good, bad or indifferent, it has always been very much a part of our city’s culture. Letters to the Editor is a

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venue for everyday people, not professional writers, to use to voice their opinions, tell a story or talk about life events as they see them. I believe that the changes you were referring to is not the fault of the paper itself but rather the lack of contribution and encouragement from some readers who criticize while making no effort to create change. With writers and editors having the burden of competing with online reporting and advertising, it certainly needs all the support it could get! Some people write in because they are trying to keep a dying art alive, fearing that newspapers and books may some day soon become obsolete. I would love to read something unique and exciting that you may have to say, and hopefully you could bring some creativity back to this paper that you seem to think is lost. You have every right to state your opinion, as diversity is what sets us apart from everyone else and makes us unique individuals. I hope that you enjoyed this response, and I look forward to reading one of your interesting stories in Letters to the Editor in the future.

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To the Editor: We need more politicians like Donald Trump to have enough gall to speak out and just say what their real opinions are with regard to economic, foreign and social policies. I applaud his recent statement about illegal immigrants. Enough with being politically correct. That’s getting old. Last Wednesday, an illegal alien from Mexico shot and killed a 31-year-old fe“[Al] Salir [el] Sol reminds me of summertime. I think it came out this year.� Jomuel Maldonado, Broad and Jackson streets

male in San Francisco. This undocumented alien is a repeat felon who has been deported five times to Mexico, according to immigration officials. Unfortunately for this young victim, San Francisco is a city that does not honor requests from ICE (Immigration and Custom Enforcement) to hold a defendant on an immigration detainer. So San Francisco authorities released the defendant. They never notified federal authorities before he was released. And yet, even after this tragedy and many like it in the past, there are American citizens who cry foul when a politician speaks about building walls and hiring more border patrol in an attempt to prevent illegal aliens from entering our country. Shame on them. To me, they are not to be trusted. Why would anyone not want to deport illegal aliens? It’s scary. @WQV 2W5WOQ][] A]cbV >VWZZg @SdWSe Comment on these letters or topics at southphillyreview.com/opinion/letters.

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t approximately 11:10 p.m. Monday, 17th District police officers responded to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia for the report of a shooting victim, Officer Christine O’Brien of the Police Public Affairs Unit said. They encountered a 6-year-old boy suffering from a gunshot wound to his left foot, with the bullet causing a fracture upon striking his toes. Family members relayed that the shooting occurred in the rear driveway of a property on the 1800 block of South 31st Street. Several of the boy’s relatives had been gathered there to play basketball, with witnesses reporting hearing between one and three gunshots. A dark-colored vehicle with no headlights on then traveled through the driveway. As of press time, O’Brien said, authorities had not established a motive nor had they released any description of the perpetrator(s). To report information, call South Detectives at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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Authorities are hoping surveillance footage can help them to track down six males who assaulted a delivery man in Bella Vista. The employee of Domino’s Pizza, 716 South St., was walking on the 500 block of South Eighth Street at 8:35 p.m. June 19 when six males began to follow him. Once he turned onto the 800 block of Lombard Street, they knocked him to the ground and began to beat him. Taking his food order, they ran off toward the 800 block of South Street. To report information, call South Detectives Division Det. Babb with DC#15-03-037541 at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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on the highway due to multiple gunshot wounds to his body. They transported him to Presbyterian Hospital, where personnel pronounced him at 1:07 a.m. A second man, suffering from two gunshot wounds to his legs, received private transport to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, with the site listing him in stable condition. A third victim received private transport to New Jersey’s Stratford Kennedy Hospital due to gunshot wounds with both legs, but, O’Brien said, his condition is unknown. With regards to the deceased individual, authorities have not released his name pending family notification. As of press time, authorities had not established a motive nor had they released any information on the culprit(s). To report information, call Homicide Division at 215-686-3334, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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but NNA helped facilitate the process of identifying the topics that Movies on the Block should consider. NNA outreach coordinator Anne Lynn said they got about 70 poll responses from a Facebook group and they were education, public art, gentrification, safety, urban gardening, community-building, urban politics, breaking boundaries and South Philly history. “Basically we took the theme of community-building and went back in our programming rolodex,� Koehler said, and “Brownstones to Red Dirt� immediately came into her head. “The really amazing piece of this is that young kids are asking each other simple questions like what color do you like, which then becomes do you know someone who has died or do you live with both parents or what do you eat?�

After collecting input via open houses and hearings in March and May, the transit provider has adopted a plan to split the route into a 23 and 45 bus that will overlap in Center City. It considers changes every year as part of an annual service plan, which “analyzes all of our routes as well as proposes any significant service changes for the upcoming year,� Charlie Webb, SEPTA’s chief officer of service planning, said. “The 45 will start at [Broad Street and] Oregon Avenue and will overlap the 23,� he added. “The idea was to make two shorter routes and manage them better in terms of performance. That was really the premise — the idea to make service more reliable and predictable

“I don’t want it to be heavy or academic,� Campbell, a poet, emcee and theater artist who’ll look to engage South Philadelphians at every age level, said. “I got a vision for some Saul Williams, maybe a little bit of [Walt] Whitman or Langston Hughes,� he said, but he’ll also asked some pointed questions of his own. “We’ll dissect community and ask people what they see communities being, what components comprise a community, what are the feelings in the community that are inexpressible but you know they’re there.� SPR asked NNA board member Lynn about their excitement and experience working with PFS. “We have a very specific geographic focus, so I think it’s wonderful that another non-profit with a focus like film can look at our civic organization and say, hey, how can we work with each other to make our unique missions shine together?� she said. “I think the event model is really modern and innovative, turning a neighborhood street into a movie theater and giving people free access to thoughtful, relevant film.� The other films, which Koehler encourages all Philadelphians to attend no matter their geography, are “Bite Size� (’14), a story of wellness and the journey towards health from the perspective of four kids taking their habits into their own hands (7/29, Belmont Charter School Yard); “The Boy and the World� (’13), the visual-and-wordless story of a young Brazilian boy who embarks on a journey from the countryside to the city to unite his family (8/22, Kingsessing Library Grounds); and “Girlhood� (’14), a breathtaking drama that captures four teenage girls in the Paris suburbs pressured by peers, gangs, violence and drugs (9/3, Kensington High School football field). +(* Contact Staff Writer Bill Chenevert at bchenevert@southphillyreview.com or ext. 117. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/features.

by eliminating the bunching, gapping and passenger pass-ups.� On peak weekdays, the 23 arrives every seven minutes and on weeknights every six, but on weekends and late nights, the average is typically 15 to 30 minutes. The plan for the split was adopted on June 25, and it also includes the extension of east-west Route 12 to continue to Front Street to increase access to Penn’s Landing. It’s true, if people ride the 23 from Oregon Avenue to Chestnut Hill, they will be slightly inconvenienced with a transfer at Chestnut Street, but a free transfer will be offered. +(* Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/briefs.

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Program 2 p.m., Teen Media Mondays 3 p.m. and African American Interest Book Discussion Group 6 p.m. July 13; Preschool Storytime with Miss Leigh! 11 a.m., Planned Giving Donor Relations for those that Leave a Lifetime Legacy 1 p.m., Teen Tuesdays 3 p.m., Computer Class: Introductory Computer Skills 6:30 p.m. and Kristen Miglore and Merrill Stubbs read from “Food52: Genius Recipes: 100 Recipes That Will Change the Way You Cook� 7:30 p.m. July 14; Become Your Dreams (A History of Hip-Hop) 10:30 a.m., Ingredients for Good Health: Grilling Goodness 6 p.m. and The ABCs of Stock Investing 6:30 p.m. July 15. 1901 Vine St. 215-686-5322. N ?cSS\ ;S[]`WOZ 0`O\QV( ;aking Masks with Spiral Q Puppet Theater

Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Wells Fargo and Walmart.â€? A long list of attractive features includes native trees that conceal the parking lot to its west (“These trees will serve as a treshold, marking that visitors have crossed into a new riverside environmentâ€?); a 4.5foot deep aquatic cut into the pier revealing tidal marine activity; and an angled lawn for lounging and sun-bathing plus a long, linear bench for seating. Pier 68 may be under way, but Central Green is in full usage mode. The Navy Yard park opens as early as 6 a.m. and closes around 8 p.m. (dawn to dusk), and is open to the public year-round with the only exception being icy, snowy days. The park, along with new restaurants care of Marc Vetri (Lo Spiedo, 4503 S. Broad St.) and Tacconelli’s Pizza (Mercer CafĂŠ, 4920 S. 15th St.), is bringing South Philadelphians to the Navy Yard who wouldn’t normally. Cohen says he and his team have been “coming up with ways to make the Navy Yard feel more connected to the city.â€? For some residents, they see the Navy Yard as separated off by I-95, railtracks and even the stadiums. But Cohen says they’re going to program for Central Green in an appealing way. “Our intent with PIDC is to now continually come up with programming for that space to further attract people from the City,â€? and outside of the city, too. “Festivals, beer gardens, weekly or monthly bands, whatever it may be.â€? +(* Contact Staff Writer Bill Chenevert at bchenevert@southphillyreview.com or ext. 117. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/features.

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“As a Philadelphian, I have access to tons of history, and I’ve often seen that structure as an emblem of our overlooked past,� the 59-year-old said from the playground that surrounds the 142-foot behemoth. “It’s easy to overlook its significance, but it essentially represents the birth of the American arms industry if we ponder its role as an ammunition producer for the War of 1812.� The Fairmount resident began to pen the 198-page historical fiction entry two years ago. Commencing with the murder of Honora Cormack “in the shadow of the Shot Tower,� the

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receive,� the creator, who from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight will hold a Meet the Author event at Dirty Frank’s Bar, 347 S. 13th St., said. “I think that people don’t think enough about the Shot Tower. It’s not on any tour, for example, and seems like a relic to most. Sure, it’s not active now, but it remains as relevant to me today as it did when I was 10 years old.� THE OLDEST OF eight children, Shefski lived the first 13 years of his life in South Philly, with the 300 block of Dickinson Street bearing his first abode before his family moved to Haddon Township, N.J. Maturing in Whitman, he classified himself as “a corner guy,� with the word game “Ghost� uniting his friends and helping him to gain more appreciation for language and its workings. “I had plenty of encouragement along the way,� he said of contributions from his father and his education at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, formerly 2329 S. Third St. “I wanted to explore writing as a potent means to find answers and establish connections.� He pursued film and television studies

at Temple University, with an unrelenting regard for the past leading to enrollment in numerous classes, including a History of Philadelphia course by Professor Morris Vogel, whom he acknowledges in the afterword of “Shot Tower,� that proved eternally telling. He would enter the fields of application/game development and computer forensics, but writing remained a passion, resulting in his beloved status as an early riser and frequent visitor of the Library Company and Free Library of Philadelphia and the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. “It really developed into a calling,� Shefski, whose website reveals his prodigious output, said of the discipline, noting his allegiance to historical and science fiction. “I felt it necessary to give voice to my stories, and I’m always wondering what I can do next.� Having called locations such as the Garden State and Scranton home, Shefski contends he feels most at ease deeming himself a Philadelphian, adding he derives comfort out of tabbing himself a product of Southwark, the old appellation for Queen Village, at least internally.

“There’s so much to enjoy as a new source of fun, but there’s also tons of opportunities to reflect on what this city has meant to our nation’s development,� the insightful individual, who enjoys domestic bliss with wife Catherine, with whom he can boast of their children, Luke, Joe and Gabrielle, said. “Center City is undoubtedly a great spot for observation, as is Old City, but let’s not go start slighting South Philly. This area is vital, too.� In his estimation of the city’s renown, Shefski will always revere Shot Tower, which turned 207 years old on Saturday, as a vital thread between the past and the present. With regards to his future, he plans to issue a science fiction work before returning to the world of Harry and Silas. “I have to put them out there,� he said of his ideas. “You never know how something will affect someone, so you have to get it on paper and give it a chance.� SPR Visit williamshefski.com or createspace. com/5492099. Contact Managing Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview.com or ext. 124. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/lifestyles.

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ing about the team we’re going to field next year and how well we’ll perform as a unit.� The Lower Moyamensing product accomplished the rare feat in the quarterfinals of the 42nd annual Joe Hartmann Diamond Classic, which the Pennsaukensituated Crusaders captured for the fifth time in his 26-year stint. Having added six more celebrations to his ledger, the leader acknowledges the impressive nature of his tally but prefers to derive more pride from considering the mutual growth that has occurred on the diamond. “I coach awesome kids, and it’s always been that way,� Tropiano, also the mastermind behind 20 conference, six South Jersey and five state championships, said. “The greatest benefit of my job is to help them to stay focused.� In keeping them from falling prey to pressure, he can call on lessons from his Advanced Placement Psychology course at the school, where he also serves as the history and social sciences department chair. His two realms often dovetail because of their inherent competitive components, with Tropiano noting that a field often finds players prone to reflect on missed chances when they should be concentrating on upcoming opportunities. “When I look at teaching and coaching, I see perking up their motivation as a standout obligation,� he said. “They have to let go of failures because a shot at redemption can be theirs in no time.� With four campaigns at Richland,

N.J.’s St. Augustine Prep School as well, Tropiano has logged three decades as a mentor and continues to court innovative techniques through various conferences. Doing so as part of his classroom instruction enhancement, too, he knows that no matter the endeavor, one must mind only the present. “Guys come along and because of such benefits as private instruction, they are really advanced,� Tropiano revealed. “In their academic work, too, children today are showing amazing progress, and I’m fascinated with watching that unfold. I’m never going to knock 600 wins, but give me someone who makes a key realization as a player or learner, and I’ll be ecstatic.� BORN IN ITALY’S Calabria region, the renowned figure, whose baseball accolades include honors from the Courier-Post, the Hot Stover’s Baseball Club, the Philadelphia Inquirer and the South Jersey Baseball Coaches Association, first enlisted soccer as his sporting obsession. Moving to South Philly when he was 6, Tropiano, despite an initial language barrier, quickly fell under the spell of the environs, noting that the camaraderie and competitive fire among his peers proved pivotal in his maturation. “There are so many great memories from my time there,� he said of his presence in the expanse, which bred enrollment at and soccer participation for Bishop Neumann High School, formerly 2600 Moore St.

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N >VWZORSZ^VWO AS\Ob]`a The Philadelphia Senators are seeking players for fall and spring action. Interested parties cannot turn 10 before

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N E][S\¸a POaYSbPOZZ Anyone who is interested in putting together women’s basketball teams for high school players and up can contact coach Stephen Michielli, 215-612-1727 or sdmichielli@yahoo.com. Games will occur at 7 and 8 p.m. on a to-be-determined night at the Edward O’Malley Athletic Association, 144 Moore St. Cost is $350, which covers shirts, official fees and awards.

N Hc[PO QZOaaSa The Tolentine Community Center and Development Corp., 1025 Mifflin St., offers Zumba instruction for children and adults Thursdays from 10 to 11 a.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Call 215-389-0717, or visit tolentinecommunitycenter.org. +(* Send sports briefs by fax to 215-3361112 or by e-mail to jmyers@southphillyreview.com. Comment at southphillyreview.com/sports/ briefs.

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