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Vol. III No. 18 (388) Keeping You Posted With The Politics Of Philadelphia January 31, 2012

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C a l e n d a rFeb. 1- City Commissioner

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AT NEWS CONFERENCE held

outside Shepard School this

morning, Quetcy Lozada en-

courages voters to support

Jonathan Ramos.

(Photo by McGlasson Photography)

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Cruz Faces Opposition In 180th

by Rory McGlasson

State Rep. Angel Cruz (D-Kens-

ington) has a fight on his hands to

retain his office in the 180th Leg-

islative District.

Five days after the State Supreme

Court disapproved the State Redis-

tricting Commission map, a coali-

tion of North Philadelphia leaders

has united in a bid to unseat the

nine-year incumbent.

Quetcy Lozada, a former chief of

staff for Councilwoman Maria

Quiñones Sánchez, stepped out of

the race to support Jonathan

Ramos.

At a news conference held outside

the Shepard School, 1200 W. Cam-

bria Street, Tuesday, Lozada en-

couraged voters to support Ramos.

The 180th District encompasses

West Kensington, Eastern North

Philadelphia, Harrowgate and Ju-

niata. The District is known as a

crime hotspot in the Philadelphia,

and is one of the poorest sections

of the city.

Looking for a job? If so, you

should check out State Rep. W.

Curtis Thomas’ annual Public Sec-

tor Job Fair, being held 9:00AM to

2:00PM, Friday, February 10th at

800 N. Broad Street.

A wide range of public sector em-

ployers offering jobs and training

opportunities will attend. Some of

the participating agencies con-

firmed include PA CareerLink,

North Philadelphia Health Sys-

tems, Pennsylvania State Police,

Urban League, Temple University,

Temple University Health Sys-

tems, Education Works, Pennsyl-

vania State Police Bureau of

Liquor Control Enforcement and

Quality Community Health Care

among others.

“With double digit unemployment

in Philadelphia, it’s important to

provide opportunities for those in

need of family-sustaining jobs,”

said Thomas, who sponsors two

job fairs each year. “If you’re seri-

ous about job hunting, you will

take advantage of this opportu-

nity.”

The fair also will provide assis-

tance to those who need to im-

prove their job hunting skills. If

you need tips on writing your re-

sume you can attend workshops on

resume writing and interview

skills that will begin at 9:00AM

sharp.

Job seekers are urged to dress to

impress and bring plenty of re-

sumes. Free parking is available

adjacent to the building through

the Brown Street entrance. For

more information call Natalie

Davis at 215/560-3261.

Thomas To Host Job Fair

ACADEMY of Music Con-

cert and Ball featured red-hot

new Music Director Desig-

nate Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s

conducting debut here, with

special guests multiple

Grammy Award®-winners

singer/pianist Diana Krall

and cellist Yo-Yo Ma. Bill

Sasso, Esq., greets First Lady

Susan Corbett and Gov. Tom

Corbett at reception at Belle-

vue. Sasso’s law firm,

Stradley Ronon Stevens &

Young, was one of three

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ON RECEIVING LINE, from left,

First Lady Susan and Gov. Tom

Corbett; Joana McNeil Lewis,

Chairman, President and CEO of

the Academy of Music and co-

chair of Concert and Ball, with

Mike Mills; Christina Saler with

husband John Saler, co-chair of

Concert and Ball; and Allison Vul-

gamore, president and CEO of

Phila. Orchestra.

STATE SEN. VINCENT

HUGHES and wife Sheryl Lee

Ralph would not miss Academy

Concert and Ball, especially this

year, with Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s

debut on Academy stage.

STATE REP. DWIGHT EVANS

and Natalia Gamarra, of PCVB,

join Dr. Russel Kaufman, CEO of

Wistar Institute, and his wife Jane

Kaufman, at Bellevue.



LESLIE ANN MILLER, US Sen.

Bob Casey, and Hon. Constance

H. Williams helped celebrate

155th anniversary of Academy of

Music, attending dinner at Belle-

vue.

MARIA PAPADAKIS and her

mother Eliana Papadakis are

long-time supporters of Academy

of Music and Orchestra. Both

served on Anniversary Ball Com-

mittee.

LISA NUTTER joined friends

Natalye Pacquins, CEO of Girl

Scouts, and Mary Dougherty, of

Nicole Miller Phila., in support of

Orchestra and Academy.



ATTORNEY GENERAL candi-

date Patrick & Jenni Murphy

were all smiles at Bellevue dinner.

MAJOR movers and shakers in

Phila.’s economy were among 900

supporters at Saturday night’s

Concert and Ball, including, from

left, Ron & Rachelle Kaiserman,

Robert & Caroline Zuritsky, and

Renee & Joe Zuritsky.

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