Mark Zimmaro is a staff reporter for the South Philly Review, focusing on local news and events in the Philadelphia area. His articles cover a range of topics, including community activism, arts and culture, crime, and human interest stories. Mark's work has also been featured in Broad Street Media LLC.
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As Wrestlemania 40 fever takes over South Philadelphia this weekend, Lincoln Financial Field isn’t the only place to enjoy a celebration of all things wrestli
2021 Bishop Eustace Preparatory School graduate Ian Petrutz was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 12th round of the 2024 Major League Baseball Draft.
By: Mark Zimmaro
Saints Neumann Goretti High School received a $350,000 gift from one of its graduates, making it the largest single gift in school history.
Steve Weiss always found a way to smile when the sound of a drum was within earshot.
It can be pretty tough to get one past Joe DeMarco. With 100 years of wisdom, the United States Marine Corps World War II veteran assumed he was going to Parx Casino in Bensalem to play craps, harking back to his days of rolling dice down the alleys of South Philly. He eventually was able […]
A new 35-foot-tall outdoor art installation will be on display in September at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
After a successful spring run, South Philly resident Jeffrey Barg is back on stage with his hit musical The Angry Grammarian. Running from Sept. 20-29 at the Arden Theatre’s Arcadia Stage in Old City, the new production will include new scenes, new songs and old rules. The show is written by Barg and David Lee […] The post The ‘Angry Grammarian’ returns appeared first on Philadelphia Review.
The 16th annual Octoberfest will return to South Street on Sept. 21, bringing the sights, sounds and tastes of Munich to the City of Brotherly Love. Brauhaus Schmitz, located at 718 South St., will once again lead the festivities from noon to 8 p.m. on the 700 block of South Street. The all-day, all-ages celebration […] The post Oktoberfest returns to South Street appeared first on Philadelphia Review.
Check out the girls soccer game highlights from Paul VI High School’s overtime victory against Immaculate Heart Academy in the Non-Public A state championship. Sports correspondent Mark Zimmaro was at the Nov. 20th game at Franklin High School in Somerset and caught all the thrilling action!
By: Mark Zimmaro
by Staff Reports December 19, 2024 in Sports News Reading Time: 2 mins read
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