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BSL, El to run all night on summer weekends 24-7. SEPTA will decide after a three-month window whether to reinstate the allnight service. Conrad Benner worked for a cafe in Center City earning $8 an hour, with minimum tips, while living in Fishtown in his late teens and early 20s. He would finish his shift around 1 a.m. “And I would just take a cab home,” the now 28-year-old said. “Literally a third of my pay that day.” He couldn’t take SEPTA’s NiteOwl buses, because, let’s face it: “They take an incredible amount of time, and I had to close so I didn’t have time to wait 45 minutes for a

bus that may or may not come. And if it did come, [it] would be crowded and kind of creepy,” he added. For those in similar situations, SEPTA has made some changes. Officials announced this week that it would institute a pilot program this summer that would keep the El operational from 5 a.m. Friday until midnight Monday morning starting in June. No specific date has been set. While it’s still pending board approval, officials have set aside between $100,000 and $200,000 in the operating budget to start the pilot program. The program will start in midJune and will run through Labor Day weekend. It would offer 24-hour service for the weekend on the El and Broad Street Line. Right now, the El stops running

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“The reason we’re looking at this is because we do think the demand is there, but the pilot gives us the ability to take a good look at it and put us in a strong position to make a decision from there.” Busch around 12:30 a.m. And those NiteOwl buses will not be in service. “It was the early ‘90s when we switched over to the NiteOwl buses,” said SEPTA spokesman Andrew Busch. “And a lot has changed.” Center City blossomed. The Millennials, that agegroup between 19 and 34, aren’t as keen about buying cars and buying houses because of college debt and low-paying jobs. So, they moved closer to the their jobs in the city and bicycles and public transporta-

tion became the preferred modes of transportation for their daily commutes. Also, more and more, empty-nesters are moving closer to Center City for convenience and accessibility. “Philadelphia is seeing an increase in population,” Benner said. “Young people are going to college here and are staying here. I’m glad SEPTA has sort of stepped up and realized this.” TOMMY ROWAN @tommyrowan

Benner, who runs the popular website streetsdept.com that showcases city street art, created a petition to extend El hours to 24-7, 365 days a year. More than 2,000 signed the “SEPTA 24-7” petition. •

“We appreciated his interest,” Busch said, “but we’ve been looking at doing something like this before the petition came along.”

Benner quipped: “SEPTA plans a lot of stuff, but they don’t seem to necessarily enact a lot of stuff, so I’m glad we could push them in one way or another.”

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PATCO. Construction starts on parking lots Construction has started on a $2.6 million, sevenmonth project that will improve the parking lots at PATCO’s Collingswood and Ferry Avenue stations, officials announced. All asphalt will be removed as well as portions of concrete curb and sidewalks, according to a news release. Parking lots will remain open in both stations throughout the duration of the projects. However in Collingswood, there will be fewer parking spaces available. After construction is complete, 80 new permanent spaces will be in.

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Releasing the stresses of Tax Day Derek Lalone, a massage therapist from Envy Spa, gives a free massage to a client waiting to file his taxes at the H&R Block at 15th and Chestnut streets in Center City. Clients, as well as tax preparers and accountants, were given free massages to relieve some stress associated with tax time. CHARLES MOSTOLLER, METRO

In honor of Wawa’s 50th anniversary Wednesday, Mayor Michael Nutter has proclaimed April 16 as Wawa Day in Philadelphia. A celebration at Wawa

on 17th and Arch streets is slated for today as well as at a Folsom Wawa, the first to open in the state. An evening reception will be held at the convention center. There, Nutter and Gov. Ed Rendell will get a namesake hoagie. METRO


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Winter weather is back this week A woman with a blue umbrella walks past a man reading underneath a Five Guys restaurant’s awning in Center City on Tuesday, as rain fell throughout the region. Temperatures won’t even reach 60 during the day this week with nearly freezing temperatures at night. / CHARLES MOSTOLLER, METRO

Mayor Michael Nutter will sign a long-awaited executive order on Wednesday to modify the city’s policy for complying with Immigration and Customs Enforcement hold detainers, a move that local immigrant advocacy groups lobbied for passionately at a City Council hearing in March. The mayor’s spokesman, Mark McDonald, declined to comment on the executive order ahead of the signing. But immigrant advocacy groups are already claiming victory. “We are incredibly proud to say that we will now have one of the most progressive policies in the country which, in practice, will end the use of ICE holds in our city,� said Erika Almiron, executive director of Juntos. The Inquirer previously reported that Nutter intends to change the ICE

ICE holds Currently, if Philadelphia police make an arrest, individuals with questionable citizenship status will be referred to ICE. •

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holds policy to only apply to individuals charged with violent felonies. “Enacting this policy sends a clear message that Philadelphia will not participate in a process of backchanneling our family, friends and neighbors, into a mass deportation effort without due process and accountability,� said Mia-lia Kernan, a 1Love Movement organizer. SAM NEWHOUSE

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“This is all part of an ongoing effort to ensure that we’re not locking up the wrong people,” said PA Innocence Project legal director Marissa Bluestine. The new unit will be led by 27-year veteran prosecutor Mark Gilson. “We’re open to the fact that mistakes can happen, and it’s certainly possible that someone innocent could end up in jail,” Gilson said. Gilson cited the infamous Lex Street Massacre case, which he prosecuted. Charges were dropped against the first four suspects after “reasonable doubts” arose, Gilson said. “That wrong was right-

ed,” Gilson said, who later successfully prosecuted the four actual killers. The PA Innocence Project, based at Temple Law School, will refer vetted cases to the new unit. “This is the right thing to do,” Williams said in a statement. “But let’s be clear, this is not a get-outof-prison free card for convicted felons. While we are looking at these cases with an open mind, it does not mean that we will agree with all or any new claims of innocence and or evidence.” SAM NEWHOUSE @scnewhouse

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who also goes by the name Glenn Miller, likely will face federal charges that also could carry the death penalty in the killings Sunday afternoon in Overland Park, Kan., an upscale suburb of Kansas City, Mo. Cross was known by law enforcement and human rights groups as a former senior member of the Ku Klux Klan movement and someone who has repeat-

edly expressed hatred for Jewish people. None of the people he is accused of killing were Jewish. Prosecutors charged Cross on Tuesday in Johnson County, Kan., with one count of capital murder in the fatal shooting of Reat Underwood, 14, and his grandfather William Corporon, 69, outside a Jewish community center on Sunday.

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Vice President Joe Biden joined other leaders and survivors of the Boston Marathon bombing to share messages of thanks and defiance on Tuesday at a tribute to the three people killed and 264 wounded in the attack exactly one year ago. From Patrick Downes — who lost a leg when a pair of homemade bombs ripped through the crowds at the race’s finish line — to Biden, speakers recalled how those on the scene, from police officers to spectators, reacted immediately to help the wounded amid the chaos on April 15, 2013. Former Boston Mayor Thomas Menino, who managed the response to the attack in the final year of his two decades in office, recalled the struggles of the families of Martin Richard, 8, Krystle Campbell, 29, and Chinese national Lu Lingzi, 23, who died in the largest mass-casualty attack on U.S. soil since Sept. 11, 2001. “We would never wish the devastation and pain we have experienced on any of you,” Downes said. “However, we do wish that all of you, at some point in your lives, feel

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as loved as we have every day of this past year.” Following the ceremony, the crowd walked down Boylston Street, the final stretch of the marathon, amid heavy rain and high winds to watch officials raise an American flag at the finish line. At 2:49 p.m., the time the first bomb went off, the city observed a moment of silence. Afterwards, churches throughout Boston tolled their bells and ships in the city’s harbor sounded their horns. Federal prosecutors contend that a pair of ethnic Chechen brothers placed the pressurecooker bombs at the race’s crowded finish line and three days later shot dead a police officer in an unsuccessful attempt to steal his gun. REUTERS

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MH370. Undersea drone hunt for plane may take two months A U.S. Navy underwater drone sent to search for a missing Malaysian jetliner on the floor of the Indian Ocean could take up to two months to scour a 600 square km area where the plane is believed to have sunk, U.S. search authorities said on Tuesday. The prediction coincided with the end to the abbreviated first mission by the Bluefin-21 autono-

mous underwater vehicle six hours into what was meant to be a 16-hour operation on Monday after it exceeded its 14,750 feet depth limit and was automatically returned to the surface. The introduction of the undersea drone marks a slower paced phase in the search for Malaysia Airlines MH370 which disappeared on March 8. REUTERS

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Blame. Moscow accuses Kiev of provoking the crisis by ignoring the rights of Russianspeaking citizens. Ukrainian armed forces on Tuesday launched a “special operation� against militiamen in the country’s Russian-speaking east, authorities said, recapturing a military airfield from proMoscow separatists. Gunfire could be heard from the airfield at the town of Kramatorsk after a fighter jet swooped low over the area. Ukrainian troops were seen disembarking from helicopters. Ukraine’s acting President Oleksandr Turchynov had earlier announced that a military operation was under way to flush pro-Russian separatists out of the government buildings and

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Customer service. US Airways investigating pornographic tweet US Airways said it was investigating a pornographic tweet on Tuesday sent on its Twitter account in response to a customer complaint about a flight delay, which went viral on social media. US Airways issued an apology on Monday immediately after deleting the tweeted photograph of a naked woman lying on a bed with a toy airplane between her legs, said Davien Anderson, spokesman for US Airways. Anderson said US Airways, part of American Airlines Group Inc., was investigating the mishap. So far it has determined that the photo was originally posted to its Twitter feed by another user, but was inadvertently included in its response to the customer. “We deeply regret the mistake and we are currently reviewing our

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Prosecutor wraps up Pistorius grilling The prosecutor in the murder trial of Oscar Pistorius ended his five-day cross-examination of the double amputee track athlete on Tuesday with a stark summary of how he shot his girlfriend, insisting he killed her deliberately after an argument. “You fired four shots through the door whilst knowing that she was standing behind the door,” said prosecutor Gerrie Nel, known in

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South Africa as “The Pitbull” for his hectoring style of questioning. “She was locked into the bathroom and you armed yourself with the sole purpose of shooting and killing her.” “That is not true,” said 27-year-old Pistorius, who faces life in prison if convicted of murder. The Olympic runner has broken down in tears on many occasions during the questioning, and at one point retched into a bucket on the witness stand after being shown grisly pictures of Reeva Steenkamp after the shooting on Valentine’s Day last year. REUTERS

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Garfield loves being naked Andrew Garfield’s “Amazing Spider-Man” costume is so skintight, he practically feels naked — which is just fine by him. “I love being naked,” he tells Metro U.K. “It’s important to be naked

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Osbourne and Hilton fight over a table Paris Hilton and Kelly Osbourne, both members of famous families and natives of the reality boom of the early aughts, should be the best of friends. And yet, it appears, they are not. Go figure. Both TV personalities were at Coachella this weekend (along with Nina Dobrev from “The Vampire Diaries,” Leonardo DiCaprio and that sketchy temp from your office who called in sick on Monday), and apparently Kelly Osbourne got a rude awakening about her level of remaining fame. Kelly and friends were hanging out at a VIP table at the Neon Carnival, according to Page Six, when management asked them to clear out to make room for Paris and her crew. The “Fashion Police” star, never one to keep these things quiet, called Paris out on Twitter. “@ParisHilton please grow up there is no need to act like a child you could of happily joined us! it’s not 2005 no one cares!,” she wrote. However, Hilton may have matured since her feud-starting heyday: Sources say it was the event’s organizers, not Paris, who decided to clear the table, and Paris had no idea Kelly was even there. In her response she sounds genuinely mystified. “@KellyOsbourne, getting tweets about us. I’m confused, as I did not see you once this entire

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weekend. No clue how these stories get invented,” she wrote. That’s a very cordial response to a provocative tweet. Maybe Paris has matured. Or maybe it’s part of a larger plan to win this feud. That’s how the game is played, my friends. Maybe. I’m not really sure what the game is. I’ve never been at a VIP table. I’ve barely been at a table. MELINDA TAUB

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Not making it to your own brother’s wedding? Pretty cold. But Aaron Carter, who missed his big brother Nick’s nuptials this weekend, insists it wasn’t for lack of trying. “Aaron had a contract to appear at the Cherry Blossom Festival in D.C. before Nick set his wedding date. Even though he was obligated to fulfill his contract, Aaron still wanted to make the wedding,” his rep tells E! News. “There was a team of six people who worked to put together a plan to get him to Santa Barbara by the reception so he could at least participate

vodka soda at the Coachella music festival this weekend, despite months of declaring her commitment to staying sober — though “no one around her was surprised” that she didn’t keep her word, according to Radar Online. “Lindsay’s friends and family have

in the celebration. He was on his way when his U.S. Airways plane experienced mechanical difficulties in Pittsburgh and they were grounded. Aaron was legitimately busting his ass to make it to his brother’s wedding. He felt awful and had every intention of being there.” Ye olde “D.C. Cherry Blossom Festival” excuse, huh Aaron? In any case, it’s not like he can’t pick up the new issue of In Touch to see everything he missed — like this nowclassic picture. Did Nick’s new bride OK this before it went into a national magazine?

been hoping that she would stay sober, but they’ve been down this path before,” a source says. “She swears she’s going to do the right thing and stay sober, then she doesn’t and apologizes. But she doesn’t come clean to people close to her very easily.”


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Stealing the show at Volver Chef de cuisine. Natalie Maronski gives a sneak peek of the restaurant, opening tonight. A menu four months — plus 15 years or so — in the making debuts Wednesday night when Volver opens in the Kimmel Center. Chef Jose Garces’ newest restaurant, an exclusive, intimate locale, is inspired by his extensive travels in the states and internationally. Garces and chef de cuisine Natalie Maronski have been experimenting with translating his worldly concepts onto the plate since January. “We started with around 20 different dishes, and we’ve been tweaking and fine-tuning and narrowing them down,”

Maronski says in the 34seat dining room, taking a break from prep and practice two days before opening night. The result is a multicourse, technique-heavy menu with an emphasis on seafood, offered Wednesday through Sunday evenings in a pre-theater and a later seating dubbed the “Performance.” Every dish has a story behind it; the Kentucky Fried Squab, cooked in the same pressure fryer KFC uses, is a play on Garces’ memories of jaunts to the fried chicken joint with his

dad as a kid. As diners, at tables arranged around an open kitchen, watch while the staff prepares plates, servers will explain how each dish came to be. “It’s all part of the show,” says Maronski, 30, the star performer. She plans to be in the kitchen every night. Garces might be there, roughly, around 10 nights a month, though that’s subject to change. Maronski, who’s been at Garces restaurants since 2006, says her favorite “little bite” on the menu is the biscuit that comes with the squab. A favorite dish

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is From the Garden, which starts with baby lettuce grown at Garces’ Bucks County farm and brought to Volver still in the dirt, to be plucked and washed when ordered. Nine other ingredients go onto that plate, including goat cheese mimicking soil, thanks to a spoonful of squid ink. RACHEL VIGODA @rachelatmetro rachel.vigoda@metro.us

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Whether it’s architecture, fashion or music, 20th century modernism looks and sounds contemporary. Of a certain time, perhaps, but of the now, too. That’s true of English experimental noise rock band Loop’s three mid-1980s to early1990s albums, “Heavens End,� “Fade Out� and “A Gilded Eternity,� which were reissued after the band reconvened last year for a world tour that hits the U.S. this spring. Though rooted in 1960s psychedelic agit-rock, If you go

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Greg Kinnear’s latest film doesn’t mince words with its title. “Heaven is for Real” is based on the best-selling book recounting pastor Todd Burpo’s 4-year-old son’s experience with the afterlife. But while some of Kinnear’s co-stars have been eager to talk about their own faith, Kinnear is careful to change the subject. The producers insist you were the first person they thought of for this role. Yeah, I guess so. ... This is a tough one. “Heaven is for Real” is not an ambivalent title. There are certainly people who are fans of the book and I think there’s a lot of other people approaching it with much more skepticism. But I felt that the movie did a really nice job of telling the story of this family as honestly and truthfully as it can be done. What I found really interesting about it was that so much blowback to the boy’s claims came

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But “Orphan Black,” returning this Saturday at 9 p.m. on BBC America, has managed to gain quite a bit of traction, and the show’s self-named “Clone Club” fans have much to look forward to this season. Showrunner Graeme Manson promises plenty of “crazy clone shenanigans” to come. The main theme of the season? “We are stronger together,” he says. “One of the things I’m most excited about in Season 2 is peeling back the layers of Rachel, our new pro-clone who we introduced at the end of last season,” Manson says, add-

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stuff over, mostly. On paper, this sounds slightly repetitive and dull. In practice, however, it is more fun than controlling a virtual goat has any right to be. The world is open, the physics are utterly ridiculous and the goat is pissed. You haven’t lived until you’ve exploded a car with an errant apple.

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Throughout the history of video games, there has been one glaring omission: the ability to simulate life as a gravity-defying goat. Don’t worry! That egregious error has finally been fixed. Here is “Goat Simulator,” and it is a glorious exercise in utter ridiculousness. In this game — surprise! — you control a goat. What’s the point? To run around and knock

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Now that you’ve successfully destroyed a small town as a goat, it’s time for you to finally embody an M.C. Escher drawing. This bizarre and beautiful title has you solving puzzles amidst a constantly changing 2-D/3-D space. It owes thanks to similar titles that explored the intersection of dimensions, like “Fez”

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