Philadelphia Free Press - 10-28-2020 by Robert Christian

Masonic Temple now open for limited tours, new art exhibition

vis Simpkins, artist; William Scott Noel, painter; and Moe A. Brooker, painter. Jeff Dion, he Masonic Library Tuesday through Saturday, at The annual Grand Exhibiopen art competition has pro- artist, coordinated the judges. The $1,000 Best in Show and Museum of Penn- 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Contact tion, An Open Art Competition: vided an opportunity for the sylvania, which main- 215-988-1917 to schedule a Embodying Masonic Values, is art community to explore Ma- Prize was awarded to Mark tains and preserves the historic tour or find more information. now on view through Dec. 5, sonic values through art. Cash Schreiber for his piece, “Philadelphia 2018 from the Masonic Temple, located at Due to the COVID-19 panin the Grand Ballroom and prizes ($200) are awarded to One North Broad Street in demic, visitors to the Masonic other areas of the building. winners in five categories: oil, Schuylkill River.” The $500 Grand Master’s Prize went to Philadelphia, has reopened for Temple are required to wear Both amateur and professional three-dimensional, drawing limited public tours and a Ma- masks and social distance. artists, 18 and older, were inand print-making, water-based Ryan Flynn for his piece, “The Master and the Apprentice.” sonic-themed art exhibition. Temperatures will be checked vited to submit original entries medium and digital imagery. Due to COVID-19, the For the time being, guided at the front entrance to the to the contest by Aug. 6. Thirty entries were submitGrand Exhibition Gala was tours of the Masonic Temple building. Motion-activated Since 2018, the Masonic ted for this year’s art contest; cancelled. In past years, the are available for individuals hand sanitizers have been inLibrary and Museum’s “Emnineteen are on view in the and groups of up to 10 people, stalled in the building. bodying Masonic Values” exhibition. Jurors include Tra- artwork was auctioned off at the gala. This year, a number of the works are available for Center City Philadelphia's Community Newspaper purchase. Visit online for inforabout purchasing artOctober 28, 2020 mation work or contact the gift shop at 215-988-1877, Tuesday – Saturday, 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. The Masonic Library and Museum of Pennsylvania

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN

City Safari: The Estate of Andy Warhol By Thom Nickels Contributing Editor

hol’s blithe comments (or lies) and then reveals the truth underneath them. He hen the new bidestroys the myth that Warhol ography of Andy was asexual. Warhol, in fact, Warhol crossed was a kind of Linda Lovelace, my desk—Warhol by Blake famous for his “technique.” Gopnik—I had every intention The Warhol as teetotaler myth of reading it on the fly as inis also debunked. The artist cidental fluff reading the way loved whiskey and chamone would read mystery or ro- pagne and would often have mance novels. After all, there’s 4 or more drinks a day. These serious reading and then there and other ‘fun’ facts come to are the ‘breeze-thru-books. the reader as delicious ‘party I thought I had reached my favors,’ such as the fact that Warhol saturation point years when he was a young man in ago after I interviewed Victor New York Warhol had a nose Bockris on his own Warhol job, a cheap nose job one as bio, but Gopnik reveals things it turns out (barely $500.00) about Warhol, I had never read which left him with a slightly before. smaller nose but with enGopnik strips a lot of Warlarged, unsightly pores. (War-

hol was disappointed that the operation did not transform him into an Adonis.) Gopnik downplays Warhol’s Byzantine Catholicism when he quotes the artist on several occasions as saying that he did not believe in an afterlife, which, in the light of his other obfuscations, is no doubt another lie since Warhol often attended church and compulsively sprinkled his townhouse with holy water. Warhol knew his audience: to come out and proclaim a devout Christianity would have seemed uncool, especially from the creator of ﬁlms like “Blow Job” and “Lonesome Cowboys.” Of special interest to me is

Andy Warhol

Warhol’s visit to Philadelphia in 1965 for his ﬁrst museum survey at the Institute of Contemporary Art. The exhibition was produced as if it was a show business venture, resulting in 1,600 people pouring continued on page 6

COVID-19: Wedding Planning in the Midst of a Pandemic By Julia Paciﬁco PhiladelphiaNeighborhoods

edding bells continue to ring — even in the midst of the

pandemic. Though COVID-19 restrictions around large social gatherings have forced couples to either postpone, reschedule, or even cancel their wedding date, some have found ways to marry and celebrate with family and friends. Carly Friedman married her Carly Friedman married her husband in early April with close family and friends over Zoom husband in early April with Photo Credit: Danette Pascarella Photography. Events by Merida. close family and friends over the best of all,” she said. on the wedding industry. Zoom, but pushed her wedOver the past seven months, Revenues from weddings are ding reception until 2021. limitations on large social expected to decline 21% this “It was a really tough decigatherings have put a strain year, according to a report sion to make, but we felt it was

from the market research ﬁrm IBISWorld. Cautious brides and grooms scaling down and postponing their planned festivities, like Friedman and her husband, have meant less money spent in the industry during the peak of wedding season. “We actually decided to postpone prior to it being declared a pandemic,” Friedman said. “We decided to postpone on March 13th.” According to The Wedding Report there were 9,952 weddings in Philadelphia in 2019, with couples spending an average of $22,000 on the big day. Those delaying and postponing events may face

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2020 Halloween ideas for this year! • Participate in car parades where individuals remain in their vehicles: Include socially distant judging for a costume contest. Decorate your car with a Halloween theme.

Consider alternatives to trick or treating To reduce your risk of becoming exposed to If you plan to participate someone with COVID-19 in trick-or-treating acand getting sick, the fol- tivities lowing activities can be • Trick or treat with safe alternatives: members of your • Throw a Hallowhousehold only. een party with your • Limit the number of household members: houses you visit. Decorate your home. • Ask children to stay Have a Halloween as far away from the movie night. treat-givers as posCreate a scavenger sible. hunt-style trick-or• Have an adult hold treat search with your the candy/bag for household members in smaller children. or around your home, • Only allow children rather than going home to eat treats that come to home. in their original wrap• Celebrate with friends per. through a virtual • Talk to your neighHalloween party or bors about ways to contest: enjoy Halloween Have a virtual Hallowsafely, including creeen costume contest. ative ways to distribCarve and decorate ute treats like hanging pumpkins. candy from a wall or

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critic for the Village Voice, covered the ICA event continued from page 1 but devoted his column not to Warhol’s art but to his personality. into the gallery during After Warhol’s death the first hour. A “prion February 22, 1987, vate” viewing the night New York City fell into before had resulted in a kind of arts slump. some damage to the art The 1980s was a time of on the walls so for the plague (AIDS) and social official opening there unrest. Around 1988 a was almost no art at all, new social phenomenon just nails in the wall. Warhol came dressed as began to emerge, the a motorcyclist. Reporters Club Kid circuit. ‘Club Kid,’ coined by New York from local TV stations identified Edie Sedgwick, Magazine that same year, hit Manhattan like a tsuas Warhol’s girlfriend. The adoring mob forced nami, spawning night time revelers who called Warhol and his entourage to take flight—“The themselves party promoters and dressed up crush of people pushed three fans out a window, in flamboyant costumes. Hedonistic glory days and into the hospital,” had finally replaced the Gopnik writes—with lackluster arts scene after people shouting “We Warhol’s death. Its pope want Andy!” and “Get was Michael Alig, who his clothing!” Warhol came to Manhattan from had to be rescued by firefighters who opened South Bend, Indiana, a trapdoor near the ceil- where as a teen he often ing so they could escape had to run and hide from the mob. Warhol’s group antigay bullies. In Philadelphia, the was guided down a fire Club Kid scene was not escape and into waiting as prominent, probably police cars. because it was too gay Typical of the city at identified. In Philadelthat time, gay-bashers planned to raid the open- phia the demarcation lines between gay and ing. straight were especially “A gang of leatherstrict in the 1980s. There clad, switchbladewielding hoodlums had were punk rock/new planned to break up the wave private membership clubs in the city, opening…but backed such as the East Side down at the last moment. Some of the city’s Club at 1229 Chestnut, the Kennel Club, Ripelites preferred verbal mugging. Penn students ley’s and the Trocadero. Leather, chains and climbed on their high Mohawk haircuts identihorses, declaring the fied many of the punks. show, and Warhol’s followers, ‘weird’ and ‘dis- Philly Club Kids generally headed to New York gusting.’” City where there were David Bourdon, art more gays and bisexuals.

There was certainly no Philadelphia version of Michael Alig, who in retrospect, was really the New York version of Philadelphia’s Ira Einhorn, a charismatic leader with a very unClub like sensibility who was able to win over a large number of humane venture capitalists with a penchant for ecology. Einhorn murdered his girlfriend Holly Maddux and stuffed her body in a trunk which he kept in his Powelton Village apartment, while Alig and a friend, Robert “Freze” Riggs,’ killed their drug dealer compatriot, Angel Melendez in 1996 (in self-defense, they claimed), and kept his body in the bathtub of their apartment for almost two weeks (the decomposing smell muted with Drano and massive amounts of Eternity cologne) while they held heroin and cocaine parties in the adjoining rooms with guests complaining of “the smell.” Riggs and Alig cut up Melendez and stuffed his body into a box and tossed the box into the Hudson River, forgetting to puncture a small hole in the box so that it would sink and not float out into wider waters and wind up on a beach somewhere where it would be discovered by a beachcomber, which is what happened. Alig and Riggs then went into hiding but their cover was soon blown. Both pleaded guilty to the killing of Melendez. Riggs was

sentenced to federal prison and released in 2019; Alig was released in 2014. Many of Alig’s friends, including former Club Kid and writer, James St. James, hosted a party for Alig upon his release. (Interestingly enough, former Alig friend, Village Voice writer Michael Musto, absented himself from Alig’s social orbit after the murder.) Post prison, Alig went on to pursue an art career and as an occasional party promoter. Ira Einhorn, by contrast, didn’t have any friends willing to go public or proclaim his innocence. There was certainly nobody in Philadelphia willing or able to host a “coming home” party for him after his capture by a relentless DA Lynn Abraham. Einhorn died in prison, his death far from front page news. While Alig lost many fans due to the Melendez murder, over time and especially through the popularity of the film Party Monster with Macaulay Culkin, which is loosely based on his life, he has managed to transform the brutality of the Melendez murder into the realm of a theatrical party trick, somehow making it seem less real. Alig still has adoring fans who write him notes saying, “I love you.” It was Michael Alig, after all, who once boasted, “I am the one who decides. I am the estate of Andy Warhol.”

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summer, though larger venues can now legally accommodate up to 250 people, so long as all guests maintain social distance. Incorporating COVID-19 restrictions and guidelines, maintaining a guest list limited to the permitted number of attendees allowed for the venue size, and ensuring guests remain socially distanced are all significant planning hurdles, Alexander said. For instance, to abide by social distancing guidelines, chairs at both the ceremony and the reception must be placed at a six-foot distance from one another, and most venues are not permitting a dance floor. “We rely on our clients

to follow the law,” Alexander said. “Our couples deeply care about the health and safety of their families, so we haven’t had much of an issue.” For couples planning an outdoor wedding, space is somewhat less of a problem. Most outdoor venues have larger areas to accommodate more guests, and still uphold social distancing guidelines. Though, couples may not have access to an indoor option that abides by COVID-19 guidelines to use as a backup in case of bad weather. Many wedding planners are working to incorporate other measures, such as face masks and hand washing, into

ing the date. Couples not only have to worry about continued from page 1 venues quickly bookingup due to an influx of headaches when they rescheduling, but also try to reschedule after losing their vendors and COVID-19 has declined, deposits. according to Melissa And when couples do Chiaravalloti, a wedding choose to continue on coordinator with Brooke with their original wedVoris Weddings. ding date, their nuptials “With so many couples and celebrations look difhaving to pause due to ferent from in the past. COVID-19 and moving “For brave couples their dates, it has essenforging ahead now, there tially backed up the wait- are a lot of changes,” Melist for some places for rida Alexander, a wedany couple to get a date,” ding planner with Events she said. “However, we by Merida, said. “No have been seeing venues dancing, masks, and not be so willing to work being able to hug people. on new dates because It’s hard, especially the they understand that hugging part.” this is out of the couple’s In Philadelphia, rehands.” strictions on crowd sizes Rescheduling or post- limited indoor gatherings poning a wedding is not to 25 people over the as simple as just chang-

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he Philadelphia Orchestra under Yannick NezetSeguin offers a virtual concert from their digital stage on Oct. 29 at 8 p.m., streaming through Nov. 1 at 11 p.m. and featuring selections from composer-in-residence Gabriela Lena Frank’s “Leyendas: An Andean Walkabout” for string orchestra and Mendelssohn’s Symphony Nov. 4 (“Italian”). Then on Oct. 30, the PO will celebrate Halloween with Assistant Director Erina Yashima’s baton leading her forces, in costume and assisted by a brass quintet in the usual highjinks, great fun and appropriate music. 7 p.m., available through 11 p.m. on Nov. 2. www.philorch. org Information at 215893-1900.  The Opera Philadelphia Channel continues its newest innovation, a new video platform bringing opera and song into viewers’ homes and to their streaming devices and tv screens. Next up on Oct. 30 is the digital premiere of Paul Curran’s production of Verdi’s classic tragedy, “La traviata” from Opera Philadelphia’s 2015 season. International opera soprano Lisette Oropesa made her role debut in this performance. 8 p.m. and available online through the entire season. www.operaphila.org Details at 215-893-3600.  The Phila. Chamber Music Society offers a double whammy on Oct. 30 when both the Catalyst Quartet and the Harlem Quartet blend their string voices for Mendelssohn’s great Octet, plus works by Shostakovich and Montgomery, and the world premiere of the PCMS

commission, Kenji Bunch’s “the still, small voice”. Available for 72 hours at www.pcmsconcerts.org 215-569-8080. Camerata Ama Deus performs a free Bachfest concert from St. Katherine of Sienna Church in Wayne on Oct. 30, available through Nov. 1 morning. This all-Bach 34th season event includes a violin concerto, an oboe concerto, a piano concerto with founder/ artistic director Valentin Radu at the keyboard, and the participation of other soloists. info@ voxamadeus.org 610688-2800.  The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre’s Virtual Lessons schedule, month-long weekly examinations of the Bard’s greatest works, continues in November with “The Taming of the Shrew” in the worthy hands of artistic director Carmen Kahn who will comment along with clips and stories from previous PST productions. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. November. 6, 13, 20, 27. Info@phillyshakespeare.org and 215-496-0722.  Piffaro, our city’s Renaissance Wind Band, opens its virtual season on Oct. 30 with a Watch Party at 7:30 p.m. recorded last month and featuring one of the continent’s oldest carillons, played by renowned carilloneur Janet Tebbel, joining forces with Piffaro’s recorders, shawms, sackbuts and dulcians, she in the 125-foot bell tower and the musicians in the private courtyard of the church. www. piffaro.org 215-235-8469.  Several new shows are now on view at local galleries. “Lisa Naples: Using the Sun to Find

North” is at the Clay Studio until Nov. 15 and is built of painted plates detailing a redtailed female hawk, and ceramic figures of hares, a hawk’s favorite snack. www.claystudio.org or 215-925-3453. The Tyler School of Art and Architecture has a group show dealing with the unprecedented nature of our current daily world, through Nov. 20, templecontemporary.org or 215-777-9139. The Philadelphia Art Alliance on Rittenhouse Square has a most timely exhibition, “Carrie Mae Weems: Resist Covid Take 6 !” a public art project by UArts highlighting the devastating effects of COVID-19 on Black, Latino and Native American communities. Also, on view at numerous other venues including at UArts. Details at 215-545-0767. Something definitely worth seeing is the Paul Robeson House and Museum honoring the great opera and concert artist/actor/athlete/activitist/ and spokesman for the Black community and for all those oppressed by others. Located at 4951 Walnut St., where Robeson spent the last ten years of his life and created by the West Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, this cheery home is open to the public and has a tour guide and acting executive director in the person of Vernoca L. Michael whose family was close to the Robesons. By appointment only at 215-747-4675.  Last chance to make plans to enjoy Halloween as we used to do. Here are some newly added attractions all of which insist on masks and social distancing: Fright Factory at 2200 S. Swanson St. in S. Phladelphia has been a scary venue for some 20 years in an old factory, through Oct. 31. 215-334-4678. Monsters, Myths and Legends at the Penn Museum, a virtual event through Oct. 30 with stories about classic monsters, vampires, werewolves and Halloween necessities. 7 to 9 p.m., penn.museum 215-898-4000. Franklin Fright Weekend, indoor trick-or-treating with eerie science displays and other scary stuff at

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Wolf and his Democratic allies insist legalization could net a minimum of $300 million in annual tax revenues, though conservative analysts place the figure much closer to $100 million, at best, or about 4 percent of what’s needed to address budget challenges. And, Republicans say, the deficit – the direct result of depleted tax revenues as the state forced businesses to shut down in March and April – were consequences Wolf administration accepted as part of their “draconian” mitigation strategy. So why bail him out now with an “illogical” policy with few guarantees that creates more spending, not less, House GOP spokesman Jason Gottesman asked. “Gov. Wolf pursuing recreational marijuana at this time is not only illogical, but inconsistent,” he said. “Pennsylvania is in the middle of an opioid addiction emergency that takes over 300 lives per month. Now is not the time to be legalizing a recreational drug.” Dr. Kevin Sabet, a former Obama administration adviser and president of Smart Approaches to Marijuana (SAM), a nonprofit dedicated to opposing marijuana commercialization, also criticized Wolf’s logic and likened the policy to “legalizing speeding to pay

dous boon during these tough times, all at 7:30 p.m. and on view until 6:30 p.m. the next day: Oct. 28, Verdi’s “Simon Boccanegra”, Adrienne Pieczonka, Marcello Giordani, Placido Domingo and Academy of Vocal Arts alumnus James Morris; Oct. 29, Adam’s “Nixon in China”, Kathleen Kim, James Maddalena; Oct. 30, Moussorgsky’s “Boris Godunov”, Rene Pape, Ekaterina Semenchuk,

for more hospitals.” “Today’s marijuana isn’t Woodstock weed – it is highly potent and toxic to the respiratory and cardiovascular systems,” he said after Wolf again pushed the policy as part of his fall agenda. “This is the opposite of what one should be encouraging during a global pandemic.” It’s not just about money for Wolf, however. Part of his policy redirects tax revenues from cannabis sales to restorative justice programs meant to undo the decades of disparate drug law enforcement in communities of color. The state has been recognized as a leader in criminal justice reform since the passage of the Clean Slate Act in 2018 and for Democrats, decriminalizing marijuana is a logical extension. “I stand with the governor and lieutenant governor in support of legislation legalizing adult-use cannabis because this issue is about far more than money,” said Rep. Jake Wheatley, D-Allegheny, last month. “This is about criminal and social justice reform and righting past wrongs. It is about creating a flourishing new industry to help keep people safe and educate them on responsible use.” “Especially during a pandemic, we need to provide every avenue for relief and this one is well overdue,” he added. Wolf and Fetterman first endorsed legalized adult use cannabis in September 2019 after the latter completed a statewide listening tour that concluded a majority of residents supported the measure, as well as decriminalization and expungement of small possession convictions. Nine months prior, the governor signaled a willingness to reconsider the policy amid growing

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ideal situation, couples forging ahead with their continued from page 6 original wedding date can still make the most of their special day, Alexanthe wedding day to ender said. sure the safety of both For Friedman, reschedthe wedding guests and uling her reception was the staff. the right decision, but “We provide masks to she still had expectations anyone we see without for how special her wedone, especially those ding would be. who’ve walked away “I was heartbroken,” from their table,” Alexander said. “We provide Friedman said. “I had been planning our wedhand sanitizer on every ding for a year and a table, and I added extra to my emergency kit. We half, so it was really put up signs everywhere tough.” Plus, after a year of to remind people to wash planning and anticipatheir hands for at least 20 tion for her original date, seconds.” she and her husband, like Although it is not an

a lot of couples, are now looking at the prospect of repeating all of that work again. “It’s emotionally exhausting,” Alexander said. “I know my couples have struggled with the decision [to postpone]. Many of them want to start families.” Please email any questions or concerns about this story to: editor@philadelphianeighbors.com. PhiladelphiaNeighborhoods: A program of the Department of Journalism at the Lew Klein College of Media and Communication at Temple University.

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Crime Incidents as reported by the Philadelphia Police Department via opendataphilly.org. Feedback and inquiries can be sent to Dorian@Pressreview. net. This crime report does not cover the entire boundaries of each police district. It reflects only incidents in or near our circulation areas. The Following Crimes Occurred Between Friday, October 16th and Thursday, October 22nd. 3rd DISTRICT: To report a crime in the 3rd District, please call 215-686-3030. Reporting 3rd District crimes from Lombard St. to Mifflin St. and Delaware Av. to Broad St.: Assault: 1400 E Passyunk Av, 1800 E Passyunk Av, 800 S 2nd St, 800 S 3rd St, 700 S 5th St, 1500 S 5th St, 1300 S 9th St (2 Incidents), 900 S 10th St, 1600 S Christopher Columbus Blvd, S Percy St & Sears St, 700 S Warnock St, 1200 Titan St. Burglary: 800 S Broad St. Robbery: 900 League St, 200 McClellan St, 600 Reed St, 600 Wharton St. Theft: 200 Bainbridge St, 1200 Ellsworth St, 1000 Fitzwater St, 0 Mifflin St (2 Incidents), 800 Moore St, 1300 Morris St, 700 S 3rd St, 1000 S 4th St, 700 S 8th St, 1300 S 8th St, 1800 S 8th St, 800 S 9th St (2 Incidents), 1400 S 10th St (2 Incidents), 1600 S Christopher Columbus Blvd (3 Incidents), 700 South St, 900 South St (2 Incidents), 700 Wharton St. Vandalism/Criminal Mischief: 1200 Fitzwater St, 700 S 3rd St, 1000 S 8th St, 700 S 13th St, 1500 S 13th St, 1700 S Broad St, 1100 S Front St, 1000 South St, 1000 Washington Av. Other Offenses (Any incident that does not fit into other definitions, and may include public drunkenness, runaways, loitering, weapons offense or missing person): 700 Bainbridge St, 600 Catharine St, 1700 E Passyunk Av, 400 Greenwich St, 700 Mc Clellan St, 500 Pierce St (2 Incidents), 300 Reed St, 500 Rodman St, 700 S 3rd St, 800 S 4th St, 900 S 5th St, 1500 S 6th St, 1300 S 9th St, 1000 S 10th St, 1100 S Christopher Columbus Blvd (2 Incidents). 6th DISTRICT: To report a crime in the 6th District, please call 215-686-3060.Reporting 6th District crimes from Spring Garden St. to Lombard St. and Front St. to Broad St.: Arson: 300 Market St. Assault: 1200 Filbert St, 900 Locust St, 1000 Market St, 100 N 9th St, 300 S 9th St, 100 S 10th St, S 12th St & Market St, 1100 Spring Garden St, 100 Spruce St, 1300 Vine St, 1000 Walnut St. Burglary: 200 Chestnut St, 600 Chestnut St. Robbery: 1200 Race St, 1200 Walnut St. Theft: 1100 Arch St, 1300 Arch St, 100 Callowhill St (2 Incidents), 200 Callowhill St, 1100 Callowhill St, 300 Cherry St, 800 Cherry St, 1000 Cherry St, 700 Chestnut St, 1100 Chestnut St (2 Incidents), 1300 Chestnut St, 100 Church St, 0 Dock St, 900 Filbert St, 1300 Lombard St, 700 Market St (2 Incidents), 1000 Market St, 1100 Market St (2 Incidents), 200 N 2nd St, 100 N 3rd St, 400 N 5th St (4 Incidents), 0 N 8th St, 200 N 9th St (2 Incidents), 100 N 11th St, 0 N Broad St, 300 N Broad St (2 Incidents), 200 N Clarion St, 1100 Pearl St, 1200 Race St (2 Incidents), 300 S 2nd St, 400 S 2nd St (4 Incidents), 0 S 3rd St, 200 S 3rd St, 300 S 3rd St, 400 S 8th St, 200 S 11th St, 0 S Broad St, 200 S Camac St, 200 Saint Josephs Way, 800 Spruce St, 600 W Cypress St, 700 Walnut St, 800 Walnut St, 1200 Walnut St (6 Incidents), 1200 Waverly St, 1300 Wood St. Vandalism/Criminal Mischief: 1100 Callowhill St, 100 Florist St, 0 N American St, 1000 Noble St, 200 S Broad St, 100 S Independence Mall, 700 Spruce St. Other Offenses (Any incident that does not fit into other definitions, and may include public drunkenness, runaways, loitering, weapons offense or missing person): 1100 Buttonwood St, 1300 Filbert St, 400 N 8th St, 300 N 12th St, 100 S 3rd St, 300 S 12th St, 0 S Broad St, 100 Spring Garden St, 1200 Waverly Walk. 9th DISTRICT: To report a crime in the 9th District, please call 215-686-3090. Reporting 9th District crimes from Fairmount Av. to Lombard St. and Broad St. to the Schuylkill River.: Assault: 1800 Arch St, 2400 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy, 1500 John F Kennedy Blvd, 1500 Market St (2 Incidents), 500 N 15th St 1, N 15th St & Vine St, 400 N 18th St, 500 N 19th St, 400 N 21st St (2 Incidents), 1800 Spring Garden St, 2500 Spring Garden St.

Burglary: 2000 Delancey Pl, 1700 Spruce St. Robbery: 2000 Chestnut St, 300 N 24th St, 1700 Wallace St. Theft: 2000 Appletree St, 1800 Arch St, 1900 Arch St, 1500 Brandywine St, 1800 Brandywine St, 2200 Cherry St, 1500 Chestnut St (2 Incidents), 1600 Chestnut St (3 Incidents), 1900 Chestnut St (3 Incidents), 2000 Chestnut St, 2400 Chestnut St, 1500 Fairmount Av, 2300 Fairmount Av, 1500 Green St, 1800 Green St, 1500 Hamilton St, 2000 Hamilton St, 1500 John F Kennedy Blvd (2 Incidents), 1700 Locust St, 2100 Locust St, 1500 Market St, 1700 Market St, 1800 Market St, 1900 Market St (5 Incidents), 2000 Market St, 1900 Market St (3 Incidents), 600 N 17th St, 100 N 21st St, 400 N Broad St (4 Incidents), 200 N Van Pelt St, 1700 Panama St, 2000 Pennsylvania, 2200 Pine St, 300 S 17th St, S 17th St & Chestnut St (2 Incidents), 200 S 18th St, 400 S 23rd St, 400 S 26th St, 200 S Broad St, 1400 S Penn Sq, 1700 Sansom St, 2100 Spring Garden St, 1700 Spruce St, 1900 Spruce St, 1400 Wallace St, 1500 Walnut St, 1800 Walnut St, 1400 Wood St. Vandalism/Criminal Mischief: 1800 Callowhill St, 1900 Callowhill St, 1700 Market, 700 N 15th St. Other Offenses (Any incident that does not fit into other definitions, and may include public drunkenness, runaways, loitering, weapons offense or missing person): 1700 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy, 1900 Callowhill St, 2300 Cherry St, 1400 John F Kennedy Blvd (2 Incidents), 1700 Locust St, 200 N 17th St, 100 N Broad St, 600 N Broad St, 300 S 24th St, 1900 Spring Garden St, 2500 Spring Garden St (2 Incidents), 1900 Walnut St. 12th DISTRICT: To report a crime in the 12th District, please call 215-686-1320. Reporting 12th District crimes within Southwest Philly bounded by Baltimore at 49th St. to Bartram Dr. at 60th St.: Assault: 5100 Baltimore Av, 5400 Baltimore Av, 6000 Cedarhurst St, 5600 Chester Av, 5100 Kingsessing Av, 5300 Lindbergh Blvd, 900 S 55th St (3 Incidents), 1700 S 55th St, 2400 S Frazier St, 1900 S Salford St, 5500 Thomas Av, 5300 Upland St, 5200 Whitby Av. Burglary: 5800 Belmar St. Robbery: 5000 Beaumont St, 5500 Beaumont St, 1600 S Yewdall St, 5400 Thomas Av. Theft: 4900 Chester Av, 5400 Chester Av, Cobbs Creek Pkwy & Whitby Av, 5800 Lindbergh Blvd, 5600 Malcolm St, 1100 S Ruby St, 800 S Saint Bernard St, 1600 S Yewdall St, 5900 Springfield Av, 5300 Upland St, 5900 Windsor St. Vandalism/Criminal Mischief: 1900 S Ithan St, 1900 S Redfield St, 1500 S Vogdes St, 5000 Woodland Av. Other Offenses (Any incident that does not fit into other definitions, and may include public drunkenness, runaways, loitering, weapons offense or missing person): 5300 Angora Ter, 5200 Chester Av, 5300 Chester Av, 5400 Chester Av, 5500 Chester Av, 5800 Fernwood St (2 Incidents), 5400 Grays Av, 6000 Grays Av, 5800 Hoffman Av, 5200 Litchfield St, 5600 Pentridge St, 6000 Reinhard St, 1000 S 50th St, 1300 S 54th St, 2100 S 57th St, S 59th St & Kingsessing Av, 1600 S Yewdall St. 16th DISTRICT: To report a crime in the 16th District, please call 215-686-3160. Reporting 16th District crimes from Girard Av. to Market St. and from the Schuylkill River to 52nd Street: Rape: 3900 Pennsgrove St. Arson: 4300 Aspen Street. Assault: 3600 Aspen St, 900 Belmont Av, 3800 Folsom St, 4400 Holden St, 5100 Market St, N 34th St & W Girard Av, 0 N 40th St, N 40th St & Lancaster Av, 700 N 45th St, 600 N 49th St, 0 N 50th St, 500 N 52nd St (2 Incidents), 600 N Creighton St, 700 N Markoe St (3 Incidents), 3800 Olive St, 200 Ramsey St. Burglary: 3700 Baring St, 4400 Holden St, 4000 Lancaster Av, 100 N 51st St (2 Incidents). Theft: 3800 Baring St (2 Incidents), 4000 Brown St, 500 Budd St, 3600 Lancaster Av, 4200 Lancaster Av, 3200 Lancaster

Walk, 3000 Market St, 3600 Market St, 400 N 33rd St, 600 N 36th St, 300 N 37th St, 500 N 38th St, 600 N 43rd St, 700 N 45th St, 700 Union St, 4800 Wyalusing Av, 3900 Wyalusing Av. Vandalism/Criminal Mischief: 4500 Lancaster Av, 400 N 32nd St, 700 N 45th St (4 Incidents), N Holly St & Parrish St, 0 N Preston St, 4800 Parrish St, 600 Union St. Other Offenses (Any incident that does not fit into other definitions, and may include public drunkenness, runaways, loitering, weapons offense or missing person): 1000 Belmont Av, 4100 Cambridge St, 4000 Lancaster Av, 4500 Lancaster Av (2 Incidents), 4600 Lancaster Av, 4100 Mantua Av (4 Incidents), 2900 Market St, 3000 Market St, 700 N 35th St, 600 N 41st St, 700 N 41st St, 800 N 43rd St, N 48th St & Haverford Av, 700 N 49th St, 0 N 50th St, 100 N 50th St, 800 N 50th St, N 50th St & Wyalusing Av, N 51st St & Haverford Av (2 Incidents), 500 N 52nd St (4 Incidents), 500 N Paxon St (2 Incidents), 600 N Preston St (2 Incidents), 800 Palm St, S 31st St & Market St, 800 Union St, 4100 W Girard Av, 4400 W Girard Av, 3400 Wallace St, 4900 Wyalusing Av. 17th DISTRICT: To report a crime to the 17th District, please call 215-686-3170. Reporting 17th District crimes from Lombard St. to Mifflin St. and Broad St. to the Schuylkill River.: Rape: 1500 Christian St. Arson: 1900 Ellsworth St, 1300 S Bouvier St. Assault: 2000 Annin St, 1700 Dickinson St, 1500 Fitzwater St, 2000 Fitzwater St, 1200 Point Breeze Av, 1400 Point Breeze Av, 1500 Reed St, 1500 S 15th St, 1000 S 18th St, 1200 S 22nd St, 1500 S 26th St, 1300 S Chadwick St, 1700 S Hollywood St, 1400 S Marston St, 1600 S Marston St, 2700 Wharton St. Burglary: 2200 Dickinson St. Robbery: 1700 S 19th St, 1700 South St, 2500 Wharton St, 2700 Wharton St. Theft: 2500 Federal St, 2100 Lombard St, 2000 Pierce St, 1400 Pointbreeze Av, 1500 S 15th St, 800 S 20th St, S 22nd St & South St, 1000 S Broad St (44 Incidents), 1500 S Capitol St, 1400 S Etting St, 1300 S Garnet St, 700 S Hicks St. Vandalism/Criminal Mischief: 2200 Grays Ferry Av, 1200 S 20th St, 1700 S 20th St, 1200 S 31st St, 1700 S 31st St, 1300 S Bouvier St, 1500 S Hicks St, 2600 Tasker St, 1700 Watkins St. Other Offenses (Any incident that does not fit into other definitions, and may include public drunkenness, runaways, loitering, weapons offense or missing person): 1700 Dickinson St (2 Incidents), 2700 Dickinson St, 700 Harshaw St, 1500 Morris St, 2000 Morris St (2 Incidents), 1100 S 18th St, 1200 S 22nd St, 1200 S 23rd St, 1700 S 29th St, 1200 S 31st St, 1400 S 31st St, 1500 S Capitol St, 1200 S Ringgold St, 3200 Tasker St. 18th DISTRICT: To report a crime in the 18th District, please call 215-686-3180. Reporting 18th District crimes from Market St. to Woodland Av. and 30th St. to Cobbs Creek Pkwy.: Rape: 4100 Chester Av, 6200 Walton Av. Assault: 6200 Catharine St, 3500 Chestnut St, 6000 Chestnut St, 100 Cobbs Creek Pkwy, 4000 Market St, 5800 Pemberton St, 200 S 51st St, 200 S 55th St, 400 S 56th St, S 56th St & Pemberton St, 0 S 58th St, 100 S 60th St (2 Incidents), 200 S 60th St, 600 S 60th St, S 62nd St & Pine St (2 Incidents), 0 S Conestoga St (2 Incidents), 200 S Millick St, 0 S Salford St, 5300 Spruce St, 5600 Walton Av, 6100 Webster St (2 Incidents). Burglary: 5500 Chestnut St, 6100 Christian St, 5100 Delancey St, 4400 Ludlow St, 400 S 43rd St, 200 S 58th St, 4500 Springfield Av. Robbery: 5500 Chancellor St, 5500 Irving St, 5200 Locust St, 6100 Locust St, 5500 Market St, Sansom St & S 51st St, 4600 Walnut St. Theft: 4500 Baltimore Av, 5100 Cedar Av, 3600 Chestnut St, 4200 Chestnut St (2 Incidents), 4300 Chestnut St, 5800 Christian St, 5900 Ellsworth St, 4100 Locust St, 5200 Locust St, 6100 Locust St, 4900 Osage Av, 5200 Osage Av, 3900 Pine St, 200 S 34th St, 100 S 40th St, 0 S 43rd St, 200 S 45th

St, 100 S 46th St, S 46th St & Walnut St, 900 S 48th St, 200 S 51st St, 500 S 57th St, S 58th St & Chestnut St, 0 S 60th St (2 Incidents), 500 S Redfield St, 3800 Spruce St, 4200 Spruce St, 5500 Spruce St, 3900 Walnut St, 4000 Walnut St, 4700 Walnut St. Vandalism/Criminal Mischief: 5900 Addison St, 4300 Chestnut St, 4700 Chestnut St, 5500 Larchwood Av, 5900 Latona St, 6000 Latona St, 4700 Pine St, 0 S 43rd St, S 53rd St & Spruce St, S 56th St & Catharine St, 200 S 60th St, 300 S 60th St, 0 S 62nd St, 100 S Cecil St, 6200 Walnut St. Other Offenses (Any incident that does not fit into other definitions, and may include public drunkenness, runaways, loitering, weapons offense or missing person): 5200 Addison St, 4200 Chestnut St, 4800 Chestnut St (2 Incidents), 6000 Chestnut St, 6200 Chestnut St, 200 Cobbs Creek Pkwy, 5300 Delancey St (2 Incidents), 4800 Locust St, 5900 Osage Av, 5500 Pine St, 5900 Pine St, 200 S 40th St, S 43rd St & Chester Av, 200 S 44th St, 500 S 47th St, 1200 S 47th St, 600 S 52nd St, S 53rd St & Spruce St, 600 S 54th St, 600 S 57th St, 800 S 57th St, 0 S 58th St, S 58th St & Baltimore Av, S 60th St & Ludlow St, 400 S 61st St, 700 S 61st St, 4300 Sansom St, 5200 Spruce St, 6100 Washington Av, 4800 Windsor St. 19th DISTRICT: To report a crime in the 19th District, please call 215-686-3190. Reporting 19th District crimes from City Av. to Market St. and 52nd St. to 77th St.: Rape: 2100 Melvin St, 5300 W Berks St. Assault: 7500 City Av, 5400 Euclid St, 5700 Filbert St, 5800 Haverford Av, 6200 Haverford Av, 6100 Jefferson St, 6000 Kershaw St, 5600 Lansdowne Av, 6100 Lansdowne Av, 5200 Lebanon Av, 5400 Lebanon Av, 7300 Malvern Av, 5200 Market St, 600 N 52nd St, 0 N 53rd St, 600 N 53rd St, 0 N 56th St, 1300 N 56th St, 0 N 57th St, 100 N 57th St, 1500 N 59th St, 0 N 61st St, 300 N 61st St, 700 N 63rd St, 400 N 64th St, 900 N 66th St, 500 N Allison St, 1500 N Felton St, 100 N Robinson St, 100 N Ruby St, 500 N Vogdes St, 1300 N Wanamaker St, 5300 Race St (2 Incidents), 5600 Thompson St, 5600 Vine St, 6300 Vine St, 5900 W Girard Av, 6200 W Girard Av, 5900 Woodcrest Av, 700 Wynnewood Rd. Burglary: 6300 Church Rd, 6000 Drexel Rd, 6100 Lancaster Av, 100 N Redfield St. Robbery: 6000 Lansdowne Av, 200 N 53rd St, 5400 Race St, 5800 W Girard Av. Theft: 7700 City Av, 5300 Haverford Av, 7500 Haverford Av, 6000 Jefferson St, 5600 Lancaster Av, 6600 Malvern Av, 300 N 52nd St, 1300 N 53rd St, 0 N 54th St, 1700 N 54th St, 1300 N 55th St, 300 N 56th St, 200 N 60th St (2 Incidents), 400 N 62nd St, 200 N 63rd St, 300 N 63rd St, 400 N 63rd St, 500 N 63rd St, 1400 N Alden St, 0 N Frazier St, 0 N Hobart St, 1400 N Wilton St, 6300 Overbrook Av (3 Incidents), 7700 Overbrook Av, 5500 Race St, 5800 Race St, 5700 W Girard Av, 800 Wynnewood Rd. Vandalism/Criminal Mischief: 5700 Arch St, 1600 Ashurst Rd, 5400 Cherry St, 5500 Haverford Av, 5400 Master St, 5800 Master St, 100 N 52nd St, 200 N 60th St, N 60th St & Race St, 0 N Edgewood St, 0 N Felton St, 400 N Redfield St, 500 N Vogdes St (2 Incidents), 6300 Race St, 5600 Vine St, 5300 W Montgomery Av, 5200 W Thompson St, 5400 Woodcrest Av. Other Offenses (Any incident that does not fit into other definitions, and may include public drunkenness, runaways, loitering, weapons offense or missing person): 5200 Arch St, 5600 Arch St (2 Incidents), 7400 Brockton Rd, 5900 Callowhill St, 7700 City Av, 5400 Diamond St, 5300 Euclid Street (2 Incidents), 5200 Filbert St, 5700 Filbert St, 5700 Hunter St, 5900 Lansdowne Av, 6000 Lansdowne Av, 5600 Lebanon Av, 5200 Market St (2 Incidents), 5300 Market St (3 Incidents), 6100 Master St, 0 N 52nd St (3 Incidents), 100 N 52nd St, 0 N 53rd St, N 53rd St & Lebanon Av, 100 N 54th St, 1700 N 55th St, 1200 N 56th St, 2100 N 56th St (2 Incidents), 0 N 57th St, 500 N 58th St, 1500 N 60th St, N 60th St & Vine St, 2000 N 63rd St, 800 N 66th St (3 Incidents), 900 N 66th St, 500 N 67th St, 600 N 67th St, N Daggett St & Vine St (3 Incidents), 0 N Hobart St, 200 N Simpson St, 5400 Pennsgrove St, 5300 Poplar St, 7400 Ruskin Rd, 7600 Sherwood Rd, 6100 W Columbia Av, 5200 Westminster Av.

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interest. Before that, Wolf wasn’t on the record about supporting recreational marijuana – only the medicinal form, for which his administration developed a program in 2017 that has since collected $1.3 billion in sales, according to the Department of Health. In fact, Wolf stated while on the 2018 gubernatorial campaign trail that the state wasn’t ready for legalized recreational use. Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman, R-Centre, criticized Wolf during a 2019 appearance before the Pennsylvania Press Club for reversing his opinion on the issue after the election. Corman and Senate Republicans remain opposed to the idea as premature and still hold concerns that full legalization could undermine efforts to use the medicinal version to combat the opioid crisis. The administration did not respond to specific questions from The Center Square about why Wolf’s opinion shifted. Gottesman said whatever the reason, the policy contradicts the governor’s other stated priorities – like getting people back to work and children back to school. “Clearly making the legalization of a recreational drug one of his main priorities during a global pandemic is hypocritical distraction away from those shared goals,” he said. Sabet said it’s a “canard” that the commercialization of cannabis equates to social justice. Rather, it hurts the very same communities it purports to help. “The pot industry disproportionately places pot shops in communities of color and low-income neighborhoods, areas that historically lack the resources to combat predatory marketing and increased substance abuse,” he said. He concludes that the policy push is nothing more than “grand promises of social equity” that will “go up in smoke while the wealthy, white corporate suits in the industry laugh their way to the bank.” “There is no reason why Pennsylvania’s ex-

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