NORTHEAST TIMES
March 15, 2007 edition


Happy St. Patrick’s Day!


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COVER STORY:


O’Brother! The Brill Boys
remember their parents with music

To many folks, St. Patrick’s Day means party time.
But the Americanized tribute to the patron saint of Ireland and all things Irish means infinitely more than green T-shirts, green beer and a parade to four brothers from Wissinoming.
For the Brill boys, the holiday annually presents a rare opportunity to bond with one another and remember their late parents through music. Each year, the brothers come together to perform a special St. Paddy’s Day show in their old neighborhood.

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EDITORIAL

Bye, bye, Brady

As far as we know, Mayor John Street has never taken a bribe, offered a bribe or murdered anyone. As far as we know, the worst he’s ever done was falling behind in paying utility bills and going bankrupt in his younger days.
Nevertheless, thanks to corruption convictions of some of Mr. Street’s associates in recent years and the stain of corruption of a host of City Council members in the recent and distant past, Philadelphia municipal government has a reputation for being corrupt.
The latest mess involves mayoral candidate Bob Brady, who broke the rules by . . .

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CRIME AND PUNISHMENT:

Verdict reached in homicide
at day-care center


NE man to appeal conviction
for abuse of corpse


Life’s getting uglier
for NE man


16 banks and counting


Deli crooks get pickled


Get ready to slow down
on the Boulevard


CAMPAIGN ’07:

Candidates aplenty
for May’s primary


IN OTHER NEWS:

A rare diagnosis
hits family twice


Schwartz finds
optimism in Iraq


Cassie believes in the
power of the wish


New House speaker
chats with Parkwood



Never Alone aims to help
senior citizens keep safe


Krajewski calls some
property practices ‘outrageous’


MOMobile staff fears
turn taken by maternity units


Residents urged to give
input to Frankford Creek plan


Facing the music
and the changing tempo


Grave concerns
at Laurel Hill


Ah, ye good olde days
from Loesche!


Glenn takes tall role
as the Lady of the Lake


Polish Heritage Society
celebrates music


COLUMNS:

Speaking of Religion


Robyn’s ’Hood


Kids Stuff


At the Movies


SPORTS:

It’s the end
of the road


Love
and basketball


She’s a natural
born winner


Decade
of dominance


A splash of victory


Sixers column


WEEKLY FEATURES:

Calendar of Events


Casino trips


Religious Events


Trips


Reunions


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