The Phoenix - 2022-02-27

• GETTING INTO COLLEGE
• Fund for Women and Girls to honor Matrie Johnson with Kitchen Table Award
• Philly Home and Garden Show returns to Oaks this weekend
• PA cyber charter schools rebut commentary on reining in costs
• Congressio­nal map evokes mixed reaction
• Funding disparitie­s hinder education
• Senator proposes 2-month sales tax holiday
• Chester County awarded $300,000 for mental health hotline
• Choice Is Yours program offers second chances
• Committee gets to work on pandemic funding
• Officials authorize $484,000 for Ida repairs
• MCCC celebrates first graduate of Pottstown College Connection­s Experience Program
• Phoenixvil­le Public Library offers free programs
• Broadway star Christophe­r Jackson to speak March 19
• Santander institutin­g employee COVID vaccine mandate April 1
• PV shoots its way past Neshaminy
• PIAA moving its championsh­ips from Hersheypar­k
• PJP downs Springfiel­d to reach title game
• Early To Rise
• Spring-Ford completes perfect PAC campaign
• Spring-Ford survives CB East, 42-37
• The perfect dish to round out your comfort meal
• Salting ensures crisps live up to their name
• MARCH IS NATIONAL COLORECTAL CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
• Aging parents and their finances — a delicate discussion
• Make a difference in someone’s life
• Be aware of the early signs of dementia
• IT CAN BE OK TO SPLURGE ON A STEAK, JUST NOT EVERY DAY
• Aging is mostly about inflammato­ry health issues
• Griswold Home Care offices receive 2022 Best of Home Care awards
• WWII veterans reminisce at Berks Military History Museum
• Getting ready for spring
• Will you really run out of money in retirement?
• Will my Social Security benefits ever be non-taxable?

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