Public Notice Monday September 5, 2022 Dear Residents and Business Owners AC Film Production, Inc. will be filming scenes for a new motion picture in your neighborhood. Our film, “Audrey’s Children" is the scripted, biographical feature film about Dr Audrey Evans -- Revolutionary CHOP oncologist and Co-Founder of Ronald McDonald House Charities. For more information, please visit our website: www.audreyschildren.com In order to park our equipment trucks and campers, we are working with the City of Philadelphia and Greater Philadelphia Film Office to temporarily restrict parking on a number of nearby blocks. Cars that do not move at the designated times may be relocated. To avoid towing, please observe all posted NO PARKING signs that will be posted as follows:

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 2022 5:00AM to SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 6:00AM

- 2200 Block of Walnut Street from S.22nd to S. 23rd Street – South Side

- 2300 Block of Walnut Street from S. 23rd to Walnut Street Bridge – South Side

- 200 Block of S. 22nd Street from Chancellor St. to Walnut Street – East Side

- 100 Block of S. 22nd Street from Walnut St. to Sansom St. – East Side

- 100 Block of S. 23rd Street from St. James Place to Locust Street – East Side

- 200 Block of S. 23rd Street from Locust St. to Manning St. – East Side

- 2200 Block of Locust Street from 23rd St. to 22nd Street. – South Side

- 2100 Block of Locust Street from 22nd St. to Van Pelt St. – South Side

- 2200 Block of St. James Place from 22nd to 23rd St. – South Side

We will be offering resident displacement parking on the North side of Locust Street between 20th and 21st Streets and the North side of Pine Street between 20th and 22nd Streets (parking in the Bike Lane). This parking will be available beginning Thursday, September 8, 8:00 PM and last until Sunday, September 11, 11:00 AM. Please, park per the resident displacement parking signs, avoid parking on corners and avoid truck and bus turns. If you have any questions or concerns about our filming, please contact our Location Department representative on the block or call the number listed below. Also, if you have scheduled deliveries or accessibility needs, please call our Locations Department at 215-701- 4850 so we can make accommodations. We thank you in advance for your understanding, consideration and cooperation. Sincerely, AC Film Production Inc. Location Department info@phillylocations.com / 215-701-4850

Come meet other Moms in your neighborhood and future friends for your little ones, at this free meet up. Grandparents, dads and all caregivers welcome! New meet up location is the Tot Lot (little kids playground) behind the Markward Recreation Center. See you there!

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority has begun service to its newest Regional Rail Station, at the same time it has introduced new schedules.

The new Wawa Station at 1490 W. Baltimore Pike in Media, Pa., is the southwestern endpoint of what is now the Media/Wawa line (formerly Media/Elwyn), and carries the Wawa name because of a $5.4 million naming-rights agreement announced last month (see “New SEPTA station has new name …,” Trains News Wire, July 28, 2022). The 3.6-mile extension to the Wawa station opened Sunday, Aug. 21, and is the first addition to Regional Rail service since 1985.

Sunday also marked the introduction of new Regional Rail schedules, which include restoration of early-morning Airport Line service on weekends; earlier services to the Center City on the Trenton, Lansdale/Doylestown, and West Trenton lines; and other schedule adjustments. More information and links to the new schedules are available here.

Philadelphia city officials say they will receive less monkeypox vaccine doses than initially promised from the federal government.

Monkeypox Vaccine Less Than Expected for Philadelphia – NBC10 Philadelphia (nbcphiladelphia.com)

The weathered wood helps give the beer garden a country feel.

Video: Inside the PHS Pop Up beer garden on South Street - On top of Philly news (billypenn.com)

The IRA and BIL mean the city’s in line to get hundreds of millions in improvements.

Inflation Reduction Act: 5 Philadelphia infrastructure projects moving forward - On top of Philly news (billypenn.com)

UNCLE GEORGE PRODUCTIONS 

8/17/22

Dear Residents,

Now that we have wrapped principal photography on our fourth and final season of Servant, we wanted to offer you a small token of appreciation: on Tuesday, August 23^rd, feel free to grab dinner and dessert on us. PaperMill Foods, The Munchy Machine and Mr. Softee will be on site along Fitler Square Park on S. 23^rd. Street from 5 PM to 8 PM serving delicious meals and treats. Our sincerest thank you for hosting our production for the past four years and we hope to see you next week!

Best,

The Location Department

Servant – Season 4

The two-term, at-large Council member said he’s considering running because Philadelphia is a “city in crisis.”

Philadelphia City Councilmember Allan Domb is resigning Monday and said he is considering running for mayor, the first major step by a contender toward making a bid in 2023.

The two-term at-large Council member and real estate magnate stopped short of declaring his candidacy for Philadelphia’s top job, but he will be the first elected official in the city to resign from his current post to potentially run for mayor. The city charter requires city officeholders quit their jobs to seek another office.

In an interview with The Inquirer, he said he’s considering running because Philadelphia is a “city in crisis.” He said he hasn’t set a timeline for making a decision and will spend the next several weeks talking to residents and business owners.

“Our city needs a leader, a champion,” said Domb, a Democrat. “You have to love people. You have to want the job. We need a mayor who wants the job.”