Here’s a summary of the week’s Northeast news we didn’t cover. See others here.

The Bustleton Podiatry Association was Mayor Nutter’s location to visit in his efforts to collect overdue taxes. Nutter stood outside the building and demanded that the owner pay an estimated $114,000 in back taxes and penalties. A tax-amnesty program that ended in June allowed for the city collected $40 million and an additional $20 million that went to the Philadelphia School District. Nutter now plans to go after all remaining businesses that still owe taxes. According to the Mayor’s office, the Bustleton Podiatry Association has not paid taxes since 1996. Nutter plans to use overdue taxes to support various city services, such as hiring new firefighter or police recruits, or paying the salaries of sanitation workers or library assistants.

Keep reading for news on an ex-Flyers goalie at the Torresdale-Frankford Country Club, a removal of IRS workers from the Northeast, and more. continue reading »

Falcons seniors wide receiver/defensive back Mark Allen (#20) and running back/ defensive back David William (#34) take down Raider wide receiver/defensive back Dom Vinciguerra at the end of the first half.

Below are more photos from the Falcons/Raiders games, and a photo of a spontaneous game of touch football between two young cousins on the sidelines. These photos are part NEast Philly’s High School Football Preview package. continue reading »