at the curfew center
Chris Bulman and two friends were walking near Frankford and Cottman avenues on a recent Friday night when a 15th Police District officer pulled her car alongside them.
Actually, it was about 1:05 a.m. The city curfew for Bulman, 17, and his two buddies, ages 16 and 17, is midnight on Friday and Saturday nights.
So the officer transported the trio to the Northeast Youth Curfew Center, located at the Frankford Group Ministry building at 4620 Griscom St. . . .
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EDITORIAL
Fly, Phillies, fly
It’s OK, Philadelphia sports fans, and Phillies fans in particular, let your guard down for a little while. Let your hopes for the Fightin’ Phils reach the stratosphere. Get out there to the victory-rally capital of Northeast Philadelphia, Cottman and Frankford, to scream your lungs out. Cheer the Phillies. Jeer the Rockies. Plan the victory parade downtown. Go ahead, let it all out. And then, come back to reality. Keep hope alive, but for your own protection remember to have little or no expectation that the Phillies will actually win a . . .
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