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to install the new alarms for us. This was a wonderful favor that I did not expect. We gained trust in humanity. We are both in our 80s, so you could image how we felt. The sincerity and love that came with the smoke alarms was more than we expected. We wish all the luck and love in the world to these great guys, who are completely unselfish and caring for our community. People should know that this station has our interests at heart. 1O`[SZO 2W;O`bW\] A]cbV >VWZORSZ^VWO

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To the Editor: Does any argument remain about all the downed power lines, the broken water mains and gas exploding all around us and the havoc inflicted on thousands? Neglect and misplaced priorities from blind-sided “Maybe it’s because people have so many commitments and are so busy. Some people, even with all the advertisements, forget about Election Day when it arrives.� Theresa Minutella, 2600 block of South Rosewood Street

leaders remain glaring and so obvious that nobody can deny or dispute those facts. Even our railways have gone straight to hell, with trains derailing, crashing, and causing partial bridge collapses, the spewing of dangerous chemicals, and the added necessity of evacuations and displacement, not to mention the loss of human life. There is no way that snow, ice storms, heavy rains, hurricanes, and floods are going to leave us any time soon, but right now, much good can be realized because of all this travail and calamity - the wonderful chance to get our economy perking again by putting thousands of our hurting masses back to work by rebuilding, repairing, and replacing bridges, highways, water passages, gas mains, and pipes. Put all overhead wires in containers placed underground in waterproof conduits or channels. We just cannot wait any longer to do what has to be and should have been done a long time ago. I have been writing and complaining for years about what I saw coming and is happening all around us nationwide. You cannot expect to change Mother Nature, but we can wage one heck of a battle on the carnage and mayhem she is handing us. We have the chance to put people back to work and to help put our sad economy back on track. I fervently pray our leaders see and seize this opportunity by stepping out of their cocoon. We are all watching and waiting, but I seriously doubt it. Don’t you just love what they are doing to the people and our country? The richest land in the world? For whom, I might ask. Certainly not for most of us but definitely for the already-filthy rich who have forgotten all of us. 4`O\Y 1OdOZZO`] A]cbV >VWZORSZ^VWO Comment on these letters or topics at southphillyreview.com/opinion/letters.

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AW\WabS` aWU\OZ Law enforcement officials are looking to track down two males who committed theft and fraud in Hawthorne. The first suspect entered L&M Market, 1208 South St., at 5 p.m. Oct. 23 and engaged the complainant in a talk, revealing he had iPhones for sale. During the discussion, his accomplice approached the victim as the negotiation unfolded and purchased the devices. After the transaction, with both figures long gone, the complainant realized the second individual switched the bags, taking the phones as well. Call South Detectives at 215-686-3013 with DC#15-03-066025, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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Two suspects broke into a Point Breeze house yet made off with no items. Surveillance video captured the images of the figures as they forced open the front door of a private residence on the 1800 block of Federal Street at 1:15 a.m. Oct. 25. An alarm quickly forced them to flee empty-handed in an unknown direction. Call South Detectives at 215-686-3013 with DC#15-17-053417, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit

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:ObS \WUVb Zc\OQg A man robbed a Grays Ferry-situated watering hole last week. The at-large criminal entered Giffi ’s Sports Bar, 1348 S. 33rd St., just before 11 p.m. Oct. 28 and placed a gun to the neck of a complainant, instructing her to remove everything from her pockets, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. He scored her G-Shock watch, monthly SEPTA transpass and $200 before ordering the other complainant to give him the contents of the cash register, approximately $500. He directed the victims and a witness to walk toward the back of the bar and fled northbound on 33rd Street. The trio described him as black, 40 to 50 years old, 5-foot-6 to 5-foot-8 and 180 pounds; having a medium complexion; wearing a khaki-colored hat with a brim, a scarf over his face, a tan jacket and dark pants; carrying a black book bag; and armed with a gun. Call South Detectives at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

1VOW\SR b] Q`W[S An opportunistic sneak made off with a bicycle in Passyunk Square. On Oct. 29, police released this image of the criminal, who at 2:40 p.m. Oct. 8 cased a bicycle outside of 1338 S. 10th St. After cutting the chain and lock with bolt cutters, he walked away to see if anyone had noticed his action. Returning moments later, he took the ride and fled in an unknown direction. Call South Detectives at 215-686-3013 with DC#15-03-062354, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

1VSO^ O\bWQa Authorities are after a man who attempted to rob a Girard Estate business. An employee of Family Dollar, 2201 Oregon Ave., heard the front door of the establishment open at 8:49 p.m. Sunday and started to look up and down the aisles for the potential shopper when she spotted a male tying a bandana around his face, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. When she said “Excuse me, sir,� the figure pulled up his hood, took out a black handgun and started toward her, leading the worker to run out the front door despite his warning that he would shoot her. The victim escaped injury-free and reported that the offender removed nothing. She described him as black and 5-foot-6 to 5-foot8; wearing a gray hoodie, a military baseball hat, blue jeans and dark sneakers; and armed with a black gun. Call South Detectives at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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4) An abundance of children: I have always loved knowing that thousands of vibrant youngsters call South Philly home, and since my four-year-old son can do so, too, I am especiallyg enthused about having a second childhood through his eyes and theirs. 3) Food: I bet many of you are wondering “How could this fool not have put food at number one?� We are not lacking for locations to sate us, for sure, but for this bub, grub is not the victor. 2) Nostalgia: That boyhood enthusiasm for South Philly that I mentioned earlier has intensified through my understanding of the expanse’s rich past. Hearing tales and inspecting time-tested places have brought out the historian in me, and I am incredibly grateful to have so many helpers in my quest to geek out on greatness. 1) Potential: When I ponder the nine other selections, the whole theme of potential strikes me as a unifier among them. South Philadelphians have certainly taken lumps over the years, but we are strong, my friends; we are capable of brilliance and resilience. Be proud of yourselves. SPR Contact Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview.com or ext. 124. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/features.

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h, South Philly, our little slice of heaven! When I visited the turf as a Southwest Philly-bred boy, I came to think of it as a whole other world and yearned to know what makes it thrive. Attending St. John Neumann High School, I gained greater exposure to a few neighborhoods, but my true education did not begin until I moved here in 2004. For the last 11 years, I have grown in admiration for residents and traditions and have let their inuence inspire my summation of the 10 best reasons that South Philly is great.

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BVS EVSSZ eOa VS`S The rumor mills churned and overflowed with whispers of “Wheel of Fortune� coming to East Passyunk Avenue this week, and they turned out to be mostly misguided. Pat Sajak and Vanna White, the longstanding host and hostess of the NBC game show that premiered in January of 1975, were indeed in the City of Brotherly Love for a brief visit this past week, but no showtaping or contestant-casting went down. It turns out they were just filming segments for a series of shows they call “Great American Cities.� No official word was passed on by NBC or P h o t o b y C a r o l K a e l s o n their publicity teams, but Krista Ostensen, a

construction and into the new space once it’s finished. “It is my understanding that Midwood wants to do everything they can to keep Anastasi in that location,� she noted. She added the Association would really reject only a retail tenant that resembled a big, corporate entity and that restaurants make for excellent commercial corridor staples. And the added extra parking could be a boon for Market businesses. Gambino said “we’re totally excited about the project, absolutely. I think it’s the best part of South Philly, honestly, but I’m a little biased.� Midwood wished to disclose nothing ahead of the PSCA meeting and failed to hand over a description of itself as a company before deadline. The City of Philadelphia Planning Commission has approved Midwood’s initial renderings but made it clear that lots of details still haven’t emerged and won’t for months. Gary Jastrzab, the Planning Commission’s executive director, believes it’s smart development, too. “We here regarded it as a great kind of development for that corner,� he said, representative from Sony, did admit that “I do see that information did leak out, so I can tell you that we are celebrating Philadelphia as one of our Great American Cities, so Pat and Vanna were in town shooting footage to be used during those shows.� She said the footage won’t show until May. Of course, the co-hosts since about 1982 visited the Liberty Bell and took in a view from above Logan Square, but they also visited Headhouse Square and East Passyunk Avenue. “It was cool. They had a couple days of shooting around the city,� Mike Harris, president of the South Street Headhouse District, said. “They were down on East Passyunk, they went to Ralph’s [760 S. Ninth St.], and I know

and especially applauded the addition of some public parking (in addition to more spots than necessary for the 70 tenants). “It’s pretty amazing and something we very much support – as I understand it, one level would be for serving the residential units and the other level would be for public parking supporting the Ninth Street Market area.� Even the eight row homes aspect seems to consider how this development would “meet the street�: “I think what it does is it respects Darien Street and it doesn’t turn its back on Darien Street in terms of the scale of that very narrow street – it’s respectful to the street,� Jastrzab said. SQUILLA’S LEGISLATION TO change zoning, the executive director said, would alter CMX-2 (“very neighborhood commercial, mom-and-pop stores�) to CMX-3 (“kind of like Old City density�). He said “we think it’s appropriate for the site.� SPR Contact Staff Writer Bill Chenevert at bchenevert@southphillyreview.com or ext. 117. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/features.

they were at Reading Terminal Market and at the Zoo.â€? He added that it’s “super publicity for our beautiful neighborhood.â€? East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement District executive director Renee Gilinger said they filmed outside Pat’s Steaks, 1301 E. Passyunk Ave., and Geno’s Steaks, 1219 S. Ninth St. She added they also filmed at a “couple restaurants on the 1600 block of the Avenue. I’m thrilled that millions of folks around the country are going to see the beauty that is East Passyunk Avenue – it was a great opportunity for us.â€?ä "ILLä#HENEVERTäSPR Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/briefs.

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to Luna’s situation is the erosion of history at the cost of intensifying real estate trends. “I think the larger story outside of the particulars of Luna’s situation is the pressure that the African American population feels due to changing demographics and rising, aggressive real estate developments often targeting churches,� Forrest said. “A lot of historic churches are under pressure.� One such South Philly church is the First African Baptist Church, 1608 Christian St. That pastor has struggled to achieve a deal that would knock his building down and let a developer build overpriced town homes. “In the next half block away [from Luna], they just put in $1.2 million town houses within steps and there are two that were sold recently,� Campbell revealed. He and Forrest hinted at a phrase that seems, sadly, all too real: “Follow the money.� Campbell added Luna’s work “moves people, affects people and changes the way people see the world. We produce things that are going to affect people on a deeply personal, psychological and socioeconomic level.� Now they’re not sure what the future holds and the artistic director has had to cancel the rest of his 2015-’16 season. “The whole model is now in question, unfortunately,� he said. Theatre Philadelphia’s administrative director has hope. “It’s sad to see a theater going through these woes. Our thoughts are with the people that we represent and work with,� Joel Sumner said. “We hope Luna can find a solution and can get back to creating the work that they do.� Though crestfallen, Campbell doesn’t even really fault the Diocese for its closures. “... the Diocese has a lot of churches where people aren’t attending, and they have very, very valuable properties,� he admitted. “If they need to redistribute the parishioners to different churches and consolidate, they have the right to do so.� SPR Contact Staff Writer Bill Chenevert at bchenevert@southphillyreview.com or ext. 117. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/

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“He’s such an iconic character, and I just had a moment where I wondered if I could be a match for the material at this point,� the West Passyunk denizen said. “However, there is such great fun to be had addressing the mystique of the vampire, and I’m loving the experience.� With East Passyunk Crossing’s Hodge directing, Hernandez is portraying the fanged figure at the Rose Valleyheadquartered Hedgerow Theatre. The locals and their contemporaries, including Newbold’s John Lopes as Dr. Seward, are pledging their undying allegiance to the undead using the 1924 adaptation of Bram Stoker’s beloved novel, with the chief actor charging himself to give equal

attention to Dracula’s isolation and motivation. “He’s the ultimate outsider and there’s great sadness and loneliness within him,� the portrayer said of the fomenter of fear. “After so many centuries of knowing about the story, I don’t think we can necessarily sympathize with him, but I think we can realize he’s not all evil; therefore, I’m just looking to make him dignified.� Describing the rendition as “an old horror story meets Agatha Christie,� he confessed he loves that the opportunity has rejuvenated his knowledge of and passion for the classic horror genre, noting the content also calls to mind elements of Shakespearean and Restoration com-

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N a ] c b V ^ V W Z Z g ` Sd W Se Q ] [ States. So why are we footing the bill for an event that was financed much less expensively by private interests? The Mayor believes it is important to keep the event afloat until it’s selfsupporting again because he just loves cycling of all sorts and all things global. Tell that to the mummers, Mayor Mike. Another week, another soap opera involving Kathleen Kane. Things are not good either for the State Attorney General Kane. Her license to practice law taken away, Kane is promising to (are you ready for this?), release more porn that was circulated among some of the top dogs in Harrisburg (horn dogs, that is). Maybe they should move the offices of those state officials into the men’s locker room, a more appropriate location. All hail the “good� State of Pennsylvania, the state that has an antiquated state liquor store system, while 48 other states seem to be able to live with privatization. The state that seems to think taxing the extraction of natural gas like other states would cause the collapse of the industry. The state that took over running Philadelphia schools and is arguably doing a worse job than the City. Pennsylvania--whose motto ought to be--Where Good Ideas Go to Die. The state bird ought to be a lemming. Because of deadlines, this column is being written before Tuesday’s election for Mayor. I am going to make a good guess that Jim Kenney won (I wish I could predict Eagles games with that same sense of certainty). I think Melissa Murray Bailey ran a serious campaign and deserves credit for such, but, unfortunately, the Republican Party in Philadelphia is not a serious entity. Mr. Kenney is taking the highest office in this City at a time when despite the obvious problems he’ll face, the future seems bright. We wish him the good luck (are you counting with me the number of times I’ve smartly worked “good� into the column?) he will need to succeed. I used to think maybe I was too cynical about the publicity seeking Kardashians. Since Khloe decided to stay with the troubled Lamar Odom (at least until he recovers, meaning when his publicity value wears off), I think I’ve been too kind. While in basic training in the Air Force Reserve, I fired a .22 caliber rifle and missed my target entirely on all 10 shots. I believe I was just unlucky - kind of like Rand Paul and his candidacy - and that someday my expertise with a rifle may be appreciated. I think all candidates on the debate stage should be armed with a weapon. Target shooting during debates will enforce the seriousness with which we hold the 2nd amendment. If Hillary Clinton wins the target shoot, the Republicans can investigate whether she cheated. Remember, dear wife, he looked good. SPR Comment at southphillyreview.com/opinion/cardella.

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better doing it.� Following matriculation at Julia R. Masterman Middle School, he proved that sentiment in an educational sense by enrolling at William Penn Charter School, another academic heavyweight. Pushing himself as a student, he also gained renown as a baseball and basketball player yet shunned a chance to hit the football field with his brother. “There were a few factors that held me back, including the incident from eighth grade,� Lamb said of the time when a defender hit him hard when he served as the holder for an extra-point try. “I wish I had played, though. My brother said that regardless of how much playing time I would have received, I would have met great people. I’m doing that now, so that sort of makes up for that missed chance, and I’m trying to maximize my time with my friends and coaches.� As a biology major, the senior has affirmed his allegiance to the books and has begun to contemplate his post-college journey, noting he is applying to locations to serve as a physician’s assistant. “I’ve always had an interest in science,� Lamb said. “There were early moments where it seemed overwhelming, but I’ve learned to study better and get a better grip on my responsibilities in total. Young adulthood is a great time for figuring that out, no doubt, and I want to keep applying these lessons as I grow older. I think that’s going to lead to a productive life no matter what I do.� As he continues to mature, Lamb will count as his figurative fleece the loving support of his family members, who have always shown enthusiasm for his ambition and reverence to his accomplishments. “I always want to thrive, so having them in my corner is a true gift,� he said. “They’ve been able to guide me and celebrate with me, and I want to continue to make them proud.� Along with desiring to feel their warm embraces, he wishes to escape the grasp of safeties and cornerbacks, with Ursinus’ charges the next daring defenders. “It’s never, ever been about me no matter what team I’ve been on,� Lamb said. “I’m just a part of a group of guys with definable missions, and I want to do my job to make us successful.� SPR Contact Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview.com or ext. 124. Comment at southphillyreview.com/sports/features.

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