The Phoenix - 2022-01-16

• A SHOT IN THE ARM
• Board OKs $195,000 contract for township manager
• Blue light shines on Chester County courthouse for human traffickin­g prevention
• What does it mean for the US to be a Christian nation?
• Fair funding trial shows the tale of haves and have-nots
• Music missing in underfunde­d schools
• TCHS Pickering staff, students certified in mental health first aid
• Chester County officials activate Clean Energy Financing program
• Physical Therapy: Nutritiona­l considerat­ions in recovery from injury or orthopedic surgery
• Additional COVID-19 test sites open in Chester County
• Aqua offers tips to help prevent frozen pipes
• Phoenixvil­le Public Library offers free online programs
• MCCC to host online program on Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Perkiomen Valley Art Center schedules Art Talk on Jan. 23
• J.P. Mascaro contribute­s $1M for education scholarshi­ps
• PV bursts by OJR, 52-24
• Jefferson’s Timko gets conference honor
• The flavor of an era
• Tangerine is the secret chicken ingredient, but ssssshh, don’t tell
• SOCIAL WELLNESS SIGN OF THE TIMES FOR SENIORS
• Social wellness
• S’no business like snow business
• Should I quit work to preserve my Social Security benefit?
• Look at big picture when factoring in Social Security increase
• Can adaptogens help relieve the stresses of the COVID pandemic?
• FOR 2022, A NEW YEAR, A NEW YOU
• White Horse Village residents instrument­al in developmen­t of an innovative mobility device
• New laws maintain benefits, expand eligibilit­y for PACE
• SETTING NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION­S AS WE AGE
• On the hunt for a new home? It’s time to expand your search

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