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He would been so proud of us, considering this is something that none of us thought we be able to do two months ago when we lost him. We enjoyed every second because we knew what an achievement it was just to be out here. Helmsman Nathan Outteridge appeared to control Luna Rossa in the prestart maneuver, but his starboard bow hit the chrome cat port hull. Owner and third generation barber Ralph Siani is rabid about the Phillies and his family’s business, which has been in operation since 1922. The place even features a portable barber chair where his grandfather used to cut General George S. Patton’s hair.

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