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controversial new development project has been pushed through Philadelphia’s Zoning Board of Appeals and may break ground within the next 50 to 60 days. Ori Feibush, of OCF Realty, is the developer and after two years of courting the ZBA and the Philadelphia Planning Commission, he got his approval last week. It’s a whopper: 22 row houses, which include a garage parking spot for each, that

will sell for somewhere in the middle $400,000 mark, as high as $500,000 for corner properties. The controversy has largely centered on the zoning of 2010 Wharton – it was previously zoned as industrial and held, for nearly 130 years, a Wanamaker horseshoe factory. And while a horseshoe factory doesn’t make sense for 2015, many residents are opposed to the project because they would prefer a business or a jobgenerating enterprise like a grocery store. “I couldn’t legally build any residential,� Feibush said. “Neither you

nor me are going to open a horseshoe factory. It’s been used for lumber storage for the last 40 or 50 years.� It will be a green development with units housing three bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms. He reports green rooftops, permeable pavers and progressive stormwater management opportunities. They’re 18 feet and two inches wide, which is far beyond a typical row home with a width of 14 feet for small cross streets and 16 feet elsewhere. “We’ve never built homes as wide as these,� Feibush admitted. Speaking on behalf of 2nd District

City Councilman Kenyatta Johnson, Steve Cobb said he hopes Feibush and his team will be open to continuous calls for cooperation. “Now that the ZBA has approved the development, we hope that the development team will continue to open lines of communication with any community members who might have remaining concerns and see if they can find a way to at least continue to try to address those concerns,� the councilman’s director of legislation said. ASS B=E< 6=CA3A ^OUS ' ,,

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To the Editor: I have not cared much for the slop (in office) that we all seem to be stuck with and whose only interest is to stay in office term after term. The truly horrible performances really deprives us all of the representation we need and crave desperately, but, thankfully, I believe that all of that halfheartedness is about to come to a complete halt. How and why? I truly believe that Donald Trump was ordained a true savior that I thought could or would never happen. Just to make myself unquestionably clean, please note

– I never ever really cared a hoot about Trump, and my only feeling was complete scorn that he was a blowhard. Boy oh boy the man has turned me completely around to absolutely loving him. I now know what he stands for. Just be a little patient with me, and follow along to understand my change of heart. Have you noticed that he has managed to do something that we never thought possible? He ratted and has caused near apoplexy for the entire Republican Party and has unhinged them all. He has made them scurry and scamper frantically and find-

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ing all sorts of openings to try to discredit most of which cannot be discredited, that is opening many old wounds that there are no bandages for. You must realize unlike most in office, he cannot and will not be brought and paid for like most of the current trash who are hanging on for dear life now because they finally are getting it that it’s time to pay the piper. I urge all of you from now on to pay very close attention to Trump and all he so wisely says and what he does. It will be much too important to miss. Then you will appreciate what I feel and know that has changed my mind for the salvation of our beloved America. Trump is still a blowhard, but in a very good way to make himself heard by all of us and the Republican Party. Believe me, they are finally listening hard. They have never encountered anything quite like Trump and do not know how to handle it. I just love it and you will too. He has come in the nick of time.

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Coeur, 824 S. Eighth St., may be one of the biggest and most-anticipated newbies. The husband and wife team of Brendan Hartranft and Leigh Maida, along with partner Brendan Kelly and chef Andy Tessier, is ready to bring its family of restaurants below South Street. The couple, owners of Memphis Taproom, Local 44 and Strangelove’s, recently said goodbye to the late (but great) Resurrection Ale House, and will open a spot called Clarkville around the corner from Local 44 this fall, as well. “This isn’t tip-toeing! We’re hitting

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7\ bVS aeW\U ]T Wb Police are looking for a knife wielder who threatened a Whitman homeowner. The complainant met with authorities at 12:51 p.m. Aug. 5 and relayed that he arrived at his home on the 2500 block of South Sheridan Street and noticed an unknown figure sitting on his front steps, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. Refusing to leave despite two requests, the interloper barked “Move along, you old bastard, or I will cut your throat.� Producing a knife, the offender took several unsuccessful swings at him before

FEB?9; H;FEHJ slashing his car’s tires and making his escape on foot. The victim described the aggressor as black, 25 to 30 years old, 6-foot3 and 180 pounds; having a thin build, a medium brown complexion and short braids; and wearing a white T-shirt. Call South Detectives at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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5`]QS`WSa [WaQ]\RcQb A Girard Estate older adult parted with $40 during an early morning robbery. Police responded to a call of a prior robbery 9:42 a.m. July 30, engaging with a resident of the 2600 block of South 16th Street. He reported that at approximately 7 a.m. July 29, he was in front of his abode unloading groceries from his vehicle when an unknown man joined in removing them, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. The stranger asked for money as thanks and reached into the complainant’s shirt pocket to remove $40, scurrying off northbound on 16th Street. The victim described the thief as black, in his 30 and 5-foot-10; having a light complexion and a medium build; and wearing a gray hat, shirt and pants. Call South Detectives at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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Authorities are seeking the man who robbed a delivery driver in Whitman. The complainant had just completed a job on the 2700 block of South Randolph Street at 7:50 p.m. July 30 and pulled onto the 2800 block of South Marshall Street but had to stop because a vehicle was parked in the street, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. He noticed an automobile pull behind him then back off Marshall Street. The offender then opened the passenger side front door, pointed a gun at him, sat in the passenger seat and demanded that the motorist drive. Backing off South Marshall Street, he soon had to part with an undetermined amount of cash, an LG cell phone and a gold ring. When the driver reached Seventh and Bigler streets, the aggressor exited, ran southbound on Seventh Street and jumped Law enforcement officials are seeking into a black Acura SUV, Tolliver said, with input from the public following the slashthe driver conveying the car southbound ing of car tires in Queen Village. on Seventh Street toward Packer Avenue. At 1:40 a.m. July 26, surveillance video The victim described the at-large figure as black or Hispanic, 24 or 25 years old, 6 foot or 6-foot-1 and 190 pounds; having a light complexion, a thin, muscular build, a thin beard with a goatee, light eyes and an unknown tattoo on his left shoulder; and wearing a white tank top and dark blue denim jeans. Call South Detectives at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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Coeur, 824 S. Eighth St., may be one of the biggest and most-anticipated newbies. The husband and wife team of Brendan Hartranft and Leigh Maida, along with partner Brendan Kelly and chef Andy Tessier, is ready to bring its family of restaurants below South Street. The couple, owners of Memphis Taproom, Local 44 and Strangelove’s, recently said goodbye to the late (but great) Resurrection Ale House, and will open a spot called Clarkville around the corner from Local 44 this fall, as well. “This isn’t tip-toeing! We’re hitting

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Those calls for compromise and the requests for a different use of the space have come from several meetings, mostly the registered RCO, South Philly Homes. At meetings with counted votes, the project met with overwhelming rejection. Haley Dervinis, a South Philly Homes board member and resident of the 1900 block of Annin Street, says Feibush’s initial pitch included 72 homes. At the next RCO meeting, nearly 350 people attended for a formal presentation. Dervinis says there were five communicated concerns: “Density, people thought there were too many houses. Economic diversity‌ [it’s] a gated community without a gate. Parking. Green space, green roofs but nothing that could be an accent to the neighborhood. And overall design, there were no alleys in the original design.â€? Furthermore, she noted, “the other major counterpoint was ‘We want industrial, we want a business, we don’t want any new housing.’ If it has to be housing, we want those five points addressed.â€? Nearly twothirds of the attendees were opposed. Rumors have flown since last week about the final ZBA meeting, which rarely takes place in the actual neighborhood where the project is concerned and typically occurs mid-day. “They still want to see how many people want it,â€? Dervinis said of ZBA’s decisions, who may consider testimony from nonprofits, RCOs, City Council or any other interested parties. Ninety votes were in-house for Feibush’s project, 16 opposed. What kind of business would South Philly Homes want? “It’s hard to even say what people would support,â€? Dervinis said. “We weren’t able to have that conversation.â€?

Even Habitat for Humanity’s opposed to the 22 row houses project. In a letter to the ZBA’s Tanya Sunkett, director of strategic partnerships Carrie Rathmann wrote that it should stay an industrially-zoned lot. “We know that preserving opportunities for commercial and industrial activities in the community are essential to keeping the potential for economic development alive in the neighborhood,â€? she penned, citing their North Philly offices as proof – developers regularly displace businesses to provide Temple University students with housing. In a statement from Save Point Breeze, Tiffany Green says both Feibush and City Council don’t care enough about her neighborhood. “The community wanted the property to remain an ICMX zoning (light-industrial), which would require Ori Feibush to build a large business with long-term, familysustaining jobs‌ City and elected officials continue to ignore the community’s needs and ideas for redevelopment in Point Breeze,â€? Green said. “It is clear that Feibush is not interested in working with community residents. Why have a zoning process if city officials are not going to respect the voice and vote of the people who pay their salaries?â€? An interesting foil to 2010 Wharton is Streamline Solutions’ project at 2352 Federal St., which will house its non-profit, Helping Hands Philadelphia, and offer affordable rates on some units. The headquarters will open in the fall and will include an open-to-the-public computer lab. Dervinis said projects like theirs don’t get media attention because there’s not much to reject. She added Streamline president Sean Schellenger even discussed buying a nearby city-owned lot for a garden and is keeping rooflines low at two stories. Schellenger isn’t villainized like Feibush because “it can be done,â€? Dervinis said. “He hit all the marks.â€? +(*

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for their exploits around the city. “Ready, Willing & Able is a nonprofit organization that provides a holistic, structured environment for homeless and formerly incarcerated individuals to regain power over their lives and become productive members of society again,â€? museum board member Maureen Fratantoni said as she prepared to present the award. ´7KLV KRQRU LV H[WHQGHG WR WKHP LQ UHFRJQLWLRQ RI WKHLU PDQ\ \HDUV RI XQVHOĂ€VK FRPPLWPHQW WR YROXQWHHULQJ WKHLU WLPH DQG WDOHQWV IRU WKH JURZWK DQG ZKROHQHVV RI WKHPVHOYHV DQG RWKHUV Âľ The “Jack of All Tradesâ€? shared thoughts and made more private ones public for the occasion. The story of a small team making a difference even when no one wanted to give them a chance served as a long journey for those involved, as did the true tale of negative lifestyles turned positive. “What I’m doing with my crew is kind of overwhelming at times in a good way. To give back to the community is an honor for me. I tell my crew, I love you and appreciate what y’all do,â€? Ready, Willing & Able site supervisor Rodney Woods emotionally stated. “I get like this when I think about where I come from and what I’m doing. My crew, I love these guys.â€? Speeches and memories provoked warm smiles around the room. Their hard work finally seemed to pay off when the gestures of the party members provided proof that the small things can go a long way. “We say thank you with sincerely felt hearts, we love you, we see the work you do around the city and it’s wonderful; don’t think it goes unnoticed. Hold your heads up high because you are representing the organization very well,â€? Dr. Pat Jackson, chairman of the board of directors of the museum, said of the diligent workers. +(* Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/features.

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shuttered School District of Philadelphia buildings that went on the market last year. It sold for $2.1 million in ’14, with Scannapieco announcing plans to breathe new life into it by creating a multipurpose space for the creative community. Le Bok Fin provides a small sampling of that vision, as the Scout team worked tirelessly over the past month to create the rooftop culinary experience designed to enchant diners with its French-inspired cafĂŠ cuisine with spectacular views of the city while showcasing the creative potential of the building. With a menu designed by catering company Fine Palate, Scannapieco described the tasty offering as approachable, flavorful and fun. “Think nicoise salads (‘my new favorite,’ cheese plates, Paris dogs (a twist on a standard hot dog) and croissants,â€? she said. Navigating all the permitting, licenses, permissions and certificates necessary to make this project happen — even though it’s only temporary — presented a bigger challenge. “The upgrades that were required to make it usable were also challenging given the age of the building and the fact that this floor was closed off for many years ... it was full of surprises,â€? Scannapieco said. Le Bok Fin is only the first installment of Scout’s grand repurposing of the building. “This project intends to capture a very specific moment in time. Obviously the terrace is extremely special, but we have 12 roof terraces across the building!â€? she said. “Who knows what it will become? As for Le Bok Fin — let’s see how the next few weeks go. We think it’s important that it’s temporary, so that we can refocus on the next big project — redeveloping the entire building!â€? +(* Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/features.

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s a heedful adherent of history and a purposeful theater professional, John Lopes loves researching prominent occurrences and individuals and rehearsing his execution of their significance, deeming performing as “the icing on the cake.� Through Commonwealth Classic Theatre Co.’s presentation of “Rage of Achilles,� the resident of the 2300 block of South Rosewood Street is enjoying a stage-based sugar high, with three acting tasks and fight captain duties comprising his contributions to the world premiere tragicomedy. “There’s so much for me to gravitate toward with this show,� the 53-year-old, who through Aug. 23 is handling his third play for the Media-headquartered entity at Drexel University’s URBN Annex Black Box Theatre, said of the Paul Parente-penned piece. “The physical elements are outstanding, and, of course, since it deals with the Trojan War, we have the historical element and the chance to look at an era that always invites investigations.� The Newbold denizen is receiving direction from West Passyunk native Damon Bonetti, whom he noted has dubbed the show a meshing of “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead,� “The Iliad� and “Reservoir Dogs.� The plot places

its personae in a provocative analysis of revenge and redemption, with Lopes portraying a chorus member; Menelaus, the Spartan king; and his brother, Agamemnon, leader of the conflict’s united Greek forces. Having participated in readings of the show, Lopes lauded the manner in which the full-fledged product addresses war’s effects on humanity and the sense of responsibility that humans have to one another, particularly in angstridden times. “I’d say that Paul has truly captured the essence of these characters,� the thankful thespian said of the founding member’s dedication to having Commonwealth shows reflect theater as a humanizing art form. “It combines so many elements, too, such as modern, classical, comic and tragic that people can look at it as a very strong means to understand the depths of desire and despair, too.� Along with Bonetti, Lopes finds himself sharing the riveting experience with local presences J. Hernandez and Eric Scotolati. Having performed in Commonwealth’s inaugural offerings, 2005’s “Arms and the Man� and ’06’s “Much Ado About Nothing,� he appreciates that such a daring work has halted his hiatus. “There’s one section of the show where I’m really busy, and that’s absolutely great and so much fun,� Lopes said. “No matter how active I am, though, we’re giving our take on an epic story that has survived, and, I have to say, I have some

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y the time you read this column, I will have begun a series of chemotherapy treatments that drastically reduces the chance cancer will again invade my Adonis-like body (Adonis in his late 70s if he had kept away from that wild boar — read your mythology). Chemo works a lot like America operated in Vietnam. In Vietnam, we famously wanted to bomb that village into the Stone Age in order to save it. Chemo does pretty much the same thing to the cells of your body — good or cancerous — except the oncologist’s goal is to stop much short of the Stone Age or else someone else will be writing this column soon (Uncle Nunzi has already applied for my job). As a public service, I have compiled some informational data for those of you unfamiliar with chemotherapy treatments. Much of what you will find here is untrue, the cause of my humor is to make the unknown less frightening. Remember the adage — when you are intimidated by someone, picture them in their underwear? The good news, as I was told by my surgeon about losing about 25 pounds, is that you can eat what you want to gain the weight back. Then I got the bad news from my oncologist: During chemo treatments, your food often tastes like cardboard. If you are a big fan of cardboard, I guess this might be good news. So, the bottom line is I can eat all the cardboard I want until I fill my old pants again. This opens up all kinds of possibilities. When dining out, I can always order the cheapest item on the menu (or just eat the menu) and still be a happy diner. Now I can truthfully tell my wife that the dinner she just served me compares with the finest restaurants in Philadelphia. I have also been told that I will become extremely sensitive to cold. For the next six months, iced tea will become room temperature tea, which does not have quite the same ring to it. Ice cream will become, well, I don’t know, but, as a lover of ice cream, I will slurp it from a cereal bowl if need be. Apparently, I will not be able to reach into the freezer or walk on a tile floor without socks without getting really miserable. Why would I want to reach into a freezer if I cannot drink or eat anything cold is a question for another day. And in wintertime, walking on a cold tile floor without socks is an Comment at southphillyreview.com/opinion/ idiocy of which I am seldom guilty anyway. cardella.

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“Teaching makes us better students,� Donna, who, like her beau, holds the rank of Sa Bom Nim (4th Degree) Master, said of their educational outreach. “It helps us to refocus our skills and execute the moves with more oomph. That in itself is very exciting!� Devotees of a discipline that never calls for complacency, the two are aiming for spring distinction, as April will find them testing for fifth-degree black belt status. With regards to the color of their adornments, Robert noted they don Midnight Blue belts since Tang Soo Do views black as a shade that does not become darker and thus signifies an end, such as death, with their hue representing more positive components, with water as an example element. “We train very hard and our learners do, too,� Donna said. “That camaraderie helps to remove doubts about themselves.� “We’re a team and a family,� her better half contended. “When someone struggles yet looks up to find supportive faces, we all know that setbacks are nothing and that we’re going to get this done.� SPR For more information, call 215-462-8671, or visit traditionaltangsoodo.com. Contact Managing Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview.com or ext. 124. Comment at southphillyreview.com/ sports/features.

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