The Phoenix - 2022-06-19

• WOOD FOR WATER
• Neafcy wins GOP nod for 146th House Dist. with write-in votes
• Chester County Libertaria­ns elect new officers
• Hennessey bill would send unsafe drivers to school
• Sports performanc­e: Is there a benefit to muscle damaged during resistance exercise?
• Phoenixvil­le Public Library schedules programs for patrons
• WEEKLY RECIPE with Bette Banjack — The right onion
• $47K raised to help explosion victims
• Spring-Ford, Scogna shut out North Penn to reach first-ever PIAA championsh­ip game
• Tri-county area businesses have day in limelight
• Republican­s pick performanc­e over problem-solving
• Words alone won’t stop mass shootings
• HERE ARE SOME TIPS ON HOW TO SAFELY AGE IN PLACE
• Enjoy some time in the world of whimsy
• Berks retirement communitie­s on list of Best Senior Living by national magazine
• Ask Rusty: Must I pay income tax on Social Security benefits?
• Many caregivers struggle from burnout, but support is available
• Chronic isolation correlates with serious health issues
• White Horse Village recognized by Great Place to Work
• Mifflin Court staff member receives community service award
• It’s your choice: You can change your views of aging and improve your life
• Your choice
• TO HAVE TO HOLD AND
• To have and to hold

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