A Correction Regarding PA Hospital
To correct and clarify yesterday's note about new entrances at Pennsylvania Hospital:
The Main entrance remains on 8th Street.
The newly expanded Emergency Room entrance is on Spruce Street.
The Ambulance Only entrance is on 9th Street.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
WSWCA E-post: 10/08/08
Casino Discussion & Board Elections: Oct. 14
Because Board elections and our upcoming discussion of a potential casino opening at the Gallery are expected to be well-attended, the board will be be conducting its regular monthly business at an earlier start time. If you'd like to attend the entire WSWCA Board meeting, please arrive at 6:15pm
The membership meeting, as previously announced, will begin at 7 pm. The agenda for the membership meeting includes the election and casino discussion. (The topic will be the possibility of a casino coming to the Gallery. We have invited representatives from Foxwoods, Councilman DiCicco and Mayor Nutter and his city representatives.)
Board applicants will make their statements and voting will begin and end early in the session, so please arrive on time if you'd like to vote. As always, there will be one vote per membership (if your household or business contains two or more members, you will only be given one ballot unless each of you has a separate membership).
If you'd like to read the Board applicants' statements beforehand, please download them at www.washwestcivic.org/board_letter.doc
Jefferson Alumni Hall, 1029 Locust Street, at the Solis-Cohen Auditorium on the first floor. Refreshments will be served.
PLEASE ATTEND THIS IMPORTANT MEETING...WE NEED YOUR INPUT.
Filming in Neighborhood
This is from a letter from "Ring of Fire" Productions:
Ring of Fire Productions is scheduled to film scenes for their upcoming feature film in your neighborhood on the following date:
Saturday, October 11th, 2008
On this day we will be filming scenes on the rooftop of a building in the area of 16th & Market Streets. To accomplish these scenes we will require filming from, and of, helicopters. There will be two helicopters flying and hovering in the vicinity of 16th & Market Streets for the duration of the day, beginning at 5:00am. These helicopters will be marked with FBI insignia and outfitted with film cameras.
If you have any questions or special concerns, please contact the Location Department at 312-213-8278c.
Pennsylvania Hospital is Moving Its Entrance
Please note that the Pennsylvania Hospital has moved its main entrace to 8th Street, next to its newly expanded ER. They tell us that the Spruce Street entrance will be closed.
An Invitation From the Historical Society and the Plastic Club
Please join us in celebration of the November 2008 issue of Pennsylvania Legacies:
Suffrage in Pennsylvania
& The archival plan to process The Plastic Club Records
Monday, October 20, 5:30 PM
The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1300 Locust Street
Wine & Refreshments
These projects have been generously supported by Dr. Dorothy del Bueno
RSVP: Nicole Joniec at (215) 732-6200 ext. 214 / njoniec@hsp.org
Wash West Incidents
The below incidents in the Washington Square West area were recently reported to the 6th District:
(REPORT) On Monday, 09/22/08, between 9:05 AM and 3:45 PM, complainant's apartment in the 800 block of Spruce St. was entered without force through a window near the fire escape. Taken was a laptop. 6th District Officer Parisaeu attempted to lift latent finger prints from the scene.
(REPORT) On Monday, 09/22/08, between 7:45 PM and 10:05 PM, out-of-town complainant's 2007 Honda Motor Scooter, parked in the 1200 block of Manning St. was taken without permission. The complainant's keys were missing while she was in a local club.
(REPORT) Between 8 PM, Monday, 09/22/08 and 9:30 PM, Tuesday, 09/23/08, complainant's bicycle, secured in the 200 block of S. 13th St. was taken without permission.
(REPORT) Between 11 PM, Tuesday, 09/23/08 and 1:45 AM, Wednesday, 09/24/08, complainant's bicycle, locked to a tree in the 1300 block of Walnut St. was taken without permission.
(ARREST) On Tuesday, 09/23/08, 11:20 AM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen, assigned to the 13th St. Corridor observed two males engaged in an illegal hand to hand drug transaction at 13th & Locust Sts. at the entrance of the PATCO High Speed Line. The seller was on a bicycle and fled south on 13th St. when he observed the officers approaching. Officer Ferrero apprehended the seller at 13th & Lombard Sts., recovering 73 packets of crack cocaine and the $10 handed to him by the buyer. The buyer was apprehended at Juniper & Locust Sts. by Officer Cullen and recovered was a packet of crack cocaine. The 32 year old seller with a S.W. Phila. address was charged with Illegal Narcotic Sales. The 26 year old buyer with a homeless shelter address was charged with Possession of Crack Cocaine and Failure to Appear for a previous court case.
(ARREST) On Wednesday, 09/24/08, 12 PM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen, assigned to the 13th St. Corridor observed a male blocking the entrance to an apartment building in the 200 block of S. 13th St.. The officers determined he did not live there, was not a guest and the property manager objected to his blocking the doorway. The male was arrested for blocking the entrance and found in his pocket were two packets of marijuana. The 35 year old offender with a S. Phila. address was charged with Possession of Marijuana.
(REPORT) On Wednesday, 09/24/08, between 11 AM and 2 PM, out-of-town complainant's 2007 Nissan, parked in the paid garage, 300 S. 8th St., had a window smashed and a GPS taken. This report was received by the DPR Unit via phone, police were not dispatched, therefore no latent prints were lifted.
(ARREST) On Thursday, 09/25/08, 3:30 PM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen, assigned to the 13th St. Corridor observed a male in the 200 block of S. Camac St. rolling a marijuana joint. The male was arrested and recovered from his pocket was a bag of marijuana. The 48 year old homeless offender was charged with Possession of Marijuana.
(ARREST) On Thursday, 09/25/08, 11:10 PM, Jefferson Hospital security officers observed two males writing on the wall at 101 S. 11th St. with black ink and silver paint marker. Written was "NEKST SKREW". The offenders were detained by security and turned over to 6th District officers along with the ink and markers. The males, ages 19 and 22, both with Germantown addresses, were charged with Criminal Mischief, Possession of an Instrument of Crime and Conspiracy.
(REPORT) Between 9 PM, Thursday, 09/18/08 and 10:30 AM, Thursday, 09/25/08, complainant's bicycle was taken without permission from the common storage area of his apartment building in the 200 block of St. 9th St.
(ARREST) On Friday, 09/26/08, 9:30 PM, 6th District Officers Wimsey and Nheb, assigned to uniform patrol in the Wash. Sq. West area observed a male riding a bicycle continually circling the 1300 block of Locust St. The male was stopped for investigation and ordinance violations and found in his possession were 11 packets of crack cocaine. The 19 year old offender with a S. Phila. address was charged with Possession of Crack Cocaine.
(REPORT) Between 8:30 AM, Wednesday, 09/24/08 and 9:30 PM, Friday, 09/26/08, complainant's bicycle, secured in the 1000 block of Locust St. was taken without permission.
(REPORT) On Saturday, 09/27/08, between 5 PM and 7:10 PM, complainant's 2007 Subaru, parked in the 200 block of S. 9th St. had a window smashed and a battery charger taken. 6th District Officer McQue was unable to lift latent finger prints due to rain.
(REPORT) On Monday, 09/29/08, between 5:15 AM and 7 PM, complainant's apartment in the 300 block of S. 12th St. was entered without force and taken was an IPod and radio. 6th District Officer Savino attempted to lift latent finger prints.
(ARREST) On Thursday, 10/02/08, 8:50 PM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen observed two males engage in a hand-to-hand drug transaction on the N.E. corner of 13th & Spruce Sts. The dealer saw the officers approaching and fled on a bicycle, the officers pursued and apprehended the male a short distance away, the other male (buyer) left the scene during the pursuit. The male had in his possession, 15 packets of crack cocaine and $114 in cash. The 25 year old offender with a S. Phila. address was charged with Illegal Narcotic Sales.
(ARREST) On Friday, 10/03/08, 1:45 AM, 6th District Officers Smith and McCauley, assigned to the 13th St. Park & Walk foot-beat observed a male striking another male in the chest with a 2x4 board in the 200 block of S. Juniper St. The complainant was not seriously injured and the 45 year old offender with a N.J. address was charged with Aggravated Assault and related offenses.
(ARREST) On Friday, 10/03/08, 7 PM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen observed a male walking in the 300 block of S. Juniper St. with a glass crack pipe in his hand. The 44-year-old offender with a North Phila. address was arrested and charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.
(ARREST) On Saturday, 10/04/08, 7:05 PM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen observed a male in the 1200 block of Latimer St. rolling a marijuana blunt. The 20 year old offender with a Darby, PA address was charged with Possession of Marijuana.
Because Board elections and our upcoming discussion of a potential casino opening at the Gallery are expected to be well-attended, the board will be be conducting its regular monthly business at an earlier start time. If you'd like to attend the entire WSWCA Board meeting, please arrive at 6:15pm
The membership meeting, as previously announced, will begin at 7 pm. The agenda for the membership meeting includes the election and casino discussion. (The topic will be the possibility of a casino coming to the Gallery. We have invited representatives from Foxwoods, Councilman DiCicco and Mayor Nutter and his city representatives.)
Board applicants will make their statements and voting will begin and end early in the session, so please arrive on time if you'd like to vote. As always, there will be one vote per membership (if your household or business contains two or more members, you will only be given one ballot unless each of you has a separate membership).
If you'd like to read the Board applicants' statements beforehand, please download them at www.washwestcivic.org/board_
Jefferson Alumni Hall, 1029 Locust Street, at the Solis-Cohen Auditorium on the first floor. Refreshments will be served.
PLEASE ATTEND THIS IMPORTANT MEETING...WE NEED YOUR INPUT.
Filming in Neighborhood
This is from a letter from "Ring of Fire" Productions:
Ring of Fire Productions is scheduled to film scenes for their upcoming feature film in your neighborhood on the following date:
Saturday, October 11th, 2008
On this day we will be filming scenes on the rooftop of a building in the area of 16th & Market Streets. To accomplish these scenes we will require filming from, and of, helicopters. There will be two helicopters flying and hovering in the vicinity of 16th & Market Streets for the duration of the day, beginning at 5:00am. These helicopters will be marked with FBI insignia and outfitted with film cameras.
If you have any questions or special concerns, please contact the Location Department at 312-213-8278c.
Pennsylvania Hospital is Moving Its Entrance
Please note that the Pennsylvania Hospital has moved its main entrace to 8th Street, next to its newly expanded ER. They tell us that the Spruce Street entrance will be closed.
An Invitation From the Historical Society and the Plastic Club
Please join us in celebration of the November 2008 issue of Pennsylvania Legacies:
Suffrage in Pennsylvania
& The archival plan to process The Plastic Club Records
Monday, October 20, 5:30 PM
The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1300 Locust Street
Wine & Refreshments
These projects have been generously supported by Dr. Dorothy del Bueno
RSVP: Nicole Joniec at (215) 732-6200 ext. 214 / njoniec@hsp.org
Wash West Incidents
The below incidents in the Washington Square West area were recently reported to the 6th District:
(REPORT) On Monday, 09/22/08, between 9:05 AM and 3:45 PM, complainant's apartment in the 800 block of Spruce St. was entered without force through a window near the fire escape. Taken was a laptop. 6th District Officer Parisaeu attempted to lift latent finger prints from the scene.
(REPORT) On Monday, 09/22/08, between 7:45 PM and 10:05 PM, out-of-town complainant's 2007 Honda Motor Scooter, parked in the 1200 block of Manning St. was taken without permission. The complainant's keys were missing while she was in a local club.
(REPORT) Between 8 PM, Monday, 09/22/08 and 9:30 PM, Tuesday, 09/23/08, complainant's bicycle, secured in the 200 block of S. 13th St. was taken without permission.
(REPORT) Between 11 PM, Tuesday, 09/23/08 and 1:45 AM, Wednesday, 09/24/08, complainant's bicycle, locked to a tree in the 1300 block of Walnut St. was taken without permission.
(ARREST) On Tuesday, 09/23/08, 11:20 AM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen, assigned to the 13th St. Corridor observed two males engaged in an illegal hand to hand drug transaction at 13th & Locust Sts. at the entrance of the PATCO High Speed Line. The seller was on a bicycle and fled south on 13th St. when he observed the officers approaching. Officer Ferrero apprehended the seller at 13th & Lombard Sts., recovering 73 packets of crack cocaine and the $10 handed to him by the buyer. The buyer was apprehended at Juniper & Locust Sts. by Officer Cullen and recovered was a packet of crack cocaine. The 32 year old seller with a S.W. Phila. address was charged with Illegal Narcotic Sales. The 26 year old buyer with a homeless shelter address was charged with Possession of Crack Cocaine and Failure to Appear for a previous court case.
(ARREST) On Wednesday, 09/24/08, 12 PM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen, assigned to the 13th St. Corridor observed a male blocking the entrance to an apartment building in the 200 block of S. 13th St.. The officers determined he did not live there, was not a guest and the property manager objected to his blocking the doorway. The male was arrested for blocking the entrance and found in his pocket were two packets of marijuana. The 35 year old offender with a S. Phila. address was charged with Possession of Marijuana.
(REPORT) On Wednesday, 09/24/08, between 11 AM and 2 PM, out-of-town complainant's 2007 Nissan, parked in the paid garage, 300 S. 8th St., had a window smashed and a GPS taken. This report was received by the DPR Unit via phone, police were not dispatched, therefore no latent prints were lifted.
(ARREST) On Thursday, 09/25/08, 3:30 PM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen, assigned to the 13th St. Corridor observed a male in the 200 block of S. Camac St. rolling a marijuana joint. The male was arrested and recovered from his pocket was a bag of marijuana. The 48 year old homeless offender was charged with Possession of Marijuana.
(ARREST) On Thursday, 09/25/08, 11:10 PM, Jefferson Hospital security officers observed two males writing on the wall at 101 S. 11th St. with black ink and silver paint marker. Written was "NEKST SKREW". The offenders were detained by security and turned over to 6th District officers along with the ink and markers. The males, ages 19 and 22, both with Germantown addresses, were charged with Criminal Mischief, Possession of an Instrument of Crime and Conspiracy.
(REPORT) Between 9 PM, Thursday, 09/18/08 and 10:30 AM, Thursday, 09/25/08, complainant's bicycle was taken without permission from the common storage area of his apartment building in the 200 block of St. 9th St.
(ARREST) On Friday, 09/26/08, 9:30 PM, 6th District Officers Wimsey and Nheb, assigned to uniform patrol in the Wash. Sq. West area observed a male riding a bicycle continually circling the 1300 block of Locust St. The male was stopped for investigation and ordinance violations and found in his possession were 11 packets of crack cocaine. The 19 year old offender with a S. Phila. address was charged with Possession of Crack Cocaine.
(REPORT) Between 8:30 AM, Wednesday, 09/24/08 and 9:30 PM, Friday, 09/26/08, complainant's bicycle, secured in the 1000 block of Locust St. was taken without permission.
(REPORT) On Saturday, 09/27/08, between 5 PM and 7:10 PM, complainant's 2007 Subaru, parked in the 200 block of S. 9th St. had a window smashed and a battery charger taken. 6th District Officer McQue was unable to lift latent finger prints due to rain.
(REPORT) On Monday, 09/29/08, between 5:15 AM and 7 PM, complainant's apartment in the 300 block of S. 12th St. was entered without force and taken was an IPod and radio. 6th District Officer Savino attempted to lift latent finger prints.
(ARREST) On Thursday, 10/02/08, 8:50 PM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen observed two males engage in a hand-to-hand drug transaction on the N.E. corner of 13th & Spruce Sts. The dealer saw the officers approaching and fled on a bicycle, the officers pursued and apprehended the male a short distance away, the other male (buyer) left the scene during the pursuit. The male had in his possession, 15 packets of crack cocaine and $114 in cash. The 25 year old offender with a S. Phila. address was charged with Illegal Narcotic Sales.
(ARREST) On Friday, 10/03/08, 1:45 AM, 6th District Officers Smith and McCauley, assigned to the 13th St. Park & Walk foot-beat observed a male striking another male in the chest with a 2x4 board in the 200 block of S. Juniper St. The complainant was not seriously injured and the 45 year old offender with a N.J. address was charged with Aggravated Assault and related offenses.
(ARREST) On Friday, 10/03/08, 7 PM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen observed a male walking in the 300 block of S. Juniper St. with a glass crack pipe in his hand. The 44-year-old offender with a North Phila. address was arrested and charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.
(ARREST) On Saturday, 10/04/08, 7:05 PM, 6th District bicycle patrol Officers Ferrero and Cullen observed a male in the 1200 block of Latimer St. rolling a marijuana blunt. The 20 year old offender with a Darby, PA address was charged with Possession of Marijuana.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Center City District (CCD) 2008 Customer Satisfaction Survey
The Center City District is conducting its annual Customer Satisfaction Survey. They welcome our input on how best to improve the quality of life and competitiveness of Center City Philadelphia.
They've asked us to take a moment to tell them how effective their initiatives have been, what improvements should be made, and what new programs you would like them to undertake. To begin the survey visit-
http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/?p=WEB228A3BBV9P4
By completing this survey you will be entered for a chance to win a CCD prize package. One winner will be chosen at random to win the following:
They've asked us to take a moment to tell them how effective their initiatives have been, what improvements should be made, and what new programs you would like them to undertake. To begin the survey visit-
http://www.zoomerang.com/
By completing this survey you will be entered for a chance to win a CCD prize package. One winner will be chosen at random to win the following:
- A $100 gift card for Chima Brazilian Steakhouse
- Two guest passes to the Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Five passes for the Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia
- And a $25 voucher toward artwork at The Print Center gallery store.
Important Board Election Info
This year's general membership meeting and board elections will be held on Tuesday, October 14th. We have six openings on the board, and EIGHT APPLICANTS...and we're thrilled to have such interest in these positions! It has turned into a real election, and all members are strongly encouraged to attend and VOTE. (Think of it as practice for the presidential elections in November.)
Pursuant to our bylaws, we are publishing the letters of interest submitted by all eight applicants. The applicants are:
Robert Smith
Carl Engelke
Helen Doulis
Jack Barry
Alexander Rice
Judy Applebaum
John Arneth
Richard Spitzborg
Their letters of interest have been posted in a single document that can be downloaded at www.washwestcivic.org/board_letter.doc .
If you have problems downloading this file, please email board member Annette Earling at earling@zaza.com.
Pursuant to our bylaws, we are publishing the letters of interest submitted by all eight applicants. The applicants are:
Robert Smith
Carl Engelke
Helen Doulis
Jack Barry
Alexander Rice
Judy Applebaum
John Arneth
Richard Spitzborg
Their letters of interest have been posted in a single document that can be downloaded at www.washwestcivic.org/board_
If you have problems downloading this file, please email board member Annette Earling at earling@zaza.com.
Monday, September 29, 2008
WSWCA E-post: 09/29/08
Reminder: Let's Talk About Casinos
Don't forget, this year's general membership meeting and board elections will be held on Tuesday, October 14th. The topic for the evening will be the possibility of a casino coming to the Gallery.
We have invited representatives from Foxwoods, Councilman DiCicco and Mayor Street and his city representatives.
The meeting will be held at 7pm at the Jefferson Alumni Hall, 1029 Locust Street, at the Solis-Cohen Auditorium on the first floor. PLEASE ATTEND THIS IMPORTANT MEETING...WE NEED YOUR INPUT.
Kahn Park Antique & Craft Fair
Louis Kahn Park at 11th and Pine will be holding it's annual fair on Saturday, October 11 from 9-5 (rain date, Oct. 12). If you would like to donate books to the event, or would like any other information, please call 215-546-6460.
REGISTER TO VOTE
The deadline to register for November's general election is Monday, October 6.
You can stop by the Civic office most mornings to pick up a votor registration form, (call first at 215-545-3260), or download one at http://www.votespa.com
You can also download absentee ballots and other voter forms at www.votespa.com.
Board Member Elections Coming Up
If you are interested in running for the Board of the Washington Square West Civic Association, please send a short biography and a statement as to why you want to become a member of the board of directors to judith.applebaum@gmail.com
Deadline is tomorrow, September 30.
Wash West Incidents
The below incidents in the Wash. Sq. West area were recently reported to the 6th District:
(ARREST) On Tuesday, 09/16/08, 7:45 PM, Sgt. LaRose set up a narcotics surveillance in the 13th Street Corridor area. The surveillance team observed a male smoking marijuana in the 200 block of S. Juniper St., The 32 year old offender with a Germantown address was charged with Possession of Marijuana.
(REPORT) On Tuesday, 09/16/08 Between 10 AM and 6 PM, the door frame of complainant's apartment in the 1000 block of Pine St., was damaged and missing from inside was a laptop. Incident wasn't reported until 24 hours later, the scene was contaminated, therefore, no latent finger prints were lifted.
(ARREST) On Wednesday, 09/17/08, 10:45 PM, a male was arrested in the 1200 block of Locust St. by the City Wide Vice Unit for Prostitution.
(ARREST) On Wednesday, 09/17/08, 11:00 PM, a male was arrested in the 1200 block of Spruce St. by the City Wide Vice Unit for Prostitution.
(ARREST) On Wednesday, 09/17/08, 11:30 PM, Sgt. LaRose set up a narcotics surveillance in the 13th Street Corridor area. The surveillance team observed a male rolling a marijuana blunt in the 1200 block of St. James St., The 18 year old offender with an Upper Darby address was charged with Possession of Marijuana.
(REPORT) On Friday, 09/15/08, complainant's heard footsteps inside their apartment in the 1200 block of Spruce St. at 1 AM, did not see anything amiss. Later, at 10 AM, discovered laptops missing. Complainant's admitted that the front door was unlocked. 6th District Officer Sprouls attempted to lift latent finger prints from the scene.
(REPORT) On Sunday, 09/21/08, 1:10 AM, complainant was in the 300 block of S. Camac St. when two males approached him from behind, one male went through the complainant's pockets while the other male displayed a handgun. They fled north on Camac with complainant's wallet. The offenders were described as black males, one wearing a white hoody, no further description, no injuries.
(REPORT) Between 10 AM, Saturday, 09/20/08 and 7:50 AM, Sunday, 09/21/08, complainant's 2000 Honda, parked in the 1300 block of Pine St. had a window smashed and a GPS and CD player taken. 6th District Officer Minnis processed the scene and lifted latent finger prints.
Don't forget, this year's general membership meeting and board elections will be held on Tuesday, October 14th. The topic for the evening will be the possibility of a casino coming to the Gallery.
We have invited representatives from Foxwoods, Councilman DiCicco and Mayor Street and his city representatives.
The meeting will be held at 7pm at the Jefferson Alumni Hall, 1029 Locust Street, at the Solis-Cohen Auditorium on the first floor. PLEASE ATTEND THIS IMPORTANT MEETING...WE NEED YOUR INPUT.
Kahn Park Antique & Craft Fair
Louis Kahn Park at 11th and Pine will be holding it's annual fair on Saturday, October 11 from 9-5 (rain date, Oct. 12). If you would like to donate books to the event, or would like any other information, please call 215-546-6460.
REGISTER TO VOTE
The deadline to register for November's general election is Monday, October 6.
You can stop by the Civic office most mornings to pick up a votor registration form, (call first at 215-545-3260), or download one at http://www.votespa.com
You can also download absentee ballots and other voter forms at www.votespa.com.
Board Member Elections Coming Up
If you are interested in running for the Board of the Washington Square West Civic Association, please send a short biography and a statement as to why you want to become a member of the board of directors to judith.applebaum@gmail.com
Deadline is tomorrow, September 30.
Wash West Incidents
The below incidents in the Wash. Sq. West area were recently reported to the 6th District:
(ARREST) On Tuesday, 09/16/08, 7:45 PM, Sgt. LaRose set up a narcotics surveillance in the 13th Street Corridor area. The surveillance team observed a male smoking marijuana in the 200 block of S. Juniper St., The 32 year old offender with a Germantown address was charged with Possession of Marijuana.
(REPORT) On Tuesday, 09/16/08 Between 10 AM and 6 PM, the door frame of complainant's apartment in the 1000 block of Pine St., was damaged and missing from inside was a laptop. Incident wasn't reported until 24 hours later, the scene was contaminated, therefore, no latent finger prints were lifted.
(ARREST) On Wednesday, 09/17/08, 10:45 PM, a male was arrested in the 1200 block of Locust St. by the City Wide Vice Unit for Prostitution.
(ARREST) On Wednesday, 09/17/08, 11:00 PM, a male was arrested in the 1200 block of Spruce St. by the City Wide Vice Unit for Prostitution.
(ARREST) On Wednesday, 09/17/08, 11:30 PM, Sgt. LaRose set up a narcotics surveillance in the 13th Street Corridor area. The surveillance team observed a male rolling a marijuana blunt in the 1200 block of St. James St., The 18 year old offender with an Upper Darby address was charged with Possession of Marijuana.
(REPORT) On Friday, 09/15/08, complainant's heard footsteps inside their apartment in the 1200 block of Spruce St. at 1 AM, did not see anything amiss. Later, at 10 AM, discovered laptops missing. Complainant's admitted that the front door was unlocked. 6th District Officer Sprouls attempted to lift latent finger prints from the scene.
(REPORT) On Sunday, 09/21/08, 1:10 AM, complainant was in the 300 block of S. Camac St. when two males approached him from behind, one male went through the complainant's pockets while the other male displayed a handgun. They fled north on Camac with complainant's wallet. The offenders were described as black males, one wearing a white hoody, no further description, no injuries.
(REPORT) Between 10 AM, Saturday, 09/20/08 and 7:50 AM, Sunday, 09/21/08, complainant's 2000 Honda, parked in the 1300 block of Pine St. had a window smashed and a GPS and CD player taken. 6th District Officer Minnis processed the scene and lifted latent finger prints.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Washington Square West Civic Association is now a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. The details of this change are below:
RESOLUTIONS PROPOSED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FOR ADOPTION AT A SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
ON
RESOLVED, that the following provisions shall be added to the organization’s Articles of Incorporation to replace and supersede any current provisions with which they conflict:
The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable purposes within the meaning of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future tax code...
To Read the Ammended Bylaws click here.
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Agenda: Zoning &Governmental Affairs Committee
Agenda
07.22.08 Meeting of the Committee
Hamilton Building Room 208 @ 7:00pm
Attending:
1. 1222 Locust Street- Lincoln
- application seeks five (5) variances for the proposed work
- proposed work includes: joining of lots; partial demolition and erection of 6-story building w/
roof decks at 6th story; increase # of dwelling units from 46 to 50.
2. 1013 Pine Street
- applicant seeks approval for one (1) variance
- applicant’s second visit in front of committee. WSWCA Board previously voted to write a letter
of opposition to the proposed conversion of a single family dwelling to a 3-family dwelling based
on unit size; applicant has requested a ZBA continuance and is coming back to WSWCA with
plans for a conversion to a 2-family dwelling
07.22.08 Meeting of the Committee
Hamilton Building Room 208 @ 7:00pm
Attending:
1. 1222 Locust Street- Lincoln
- application seeks five (5) variances for the proposed work
- proposed work includes: joining of lots; partial demolition and erection of 6-story building w/
roof decks at 6th story; increase # of dwelling units from 46 to 50.
2. 1013 Pine Street
- applicant seeks approval for one (1) variance
- applicant’s second visit in front of committee. WSWCA Board previously voted to write a letter
of opposition to the proposed conversion of a single family dwelling to a 3-family dwelling based
on unit size; applicant has requested a ZBA continuance and is coming back to WSWCA with
plans for a conversion to a 2-family dwelling
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