The Phoenix - 2022-05-08

• FOSTERING HOPE
• Time to give Independen­ts a primary vote
• Speech shows how to push back against bully politics
• War shows global alliances in new light
• Chester County Art Associatio­n camps inspire young artists
• AIM Academy to offer Summer Enrichment Program
• Five reasons why summer camp is a good choice for children
• Get prepared for summer camp season
• United Way of Chester County raises $110K at golf outing
• GARLICKY GOODNESS
• Chicken With 40 Cloves of Garlic Yield:
• Fresh Thyme and Garlic Soup
• Election board relocates satellite office, polling places
• Chester County Chamber gets new president and CEO
• Summer camp returns to Steel River Playhouse
• Primary 2022: 4 candidates compete for GOP nod in 6th Congressio­nal District
• Downsizing
• An angel in the storm proves to be a godsend
• Factors to help you decide if a move is right for you
• Being tired and experienci­ng fatigue are two different things
• Friends of 76 years reunite at Keystone Villa at Fleetwood
• Thankful reunion
• DEMAND FOR SENIOR CARE EXPECTED TO INCREASE AS POPULATION AGES
• Senior care
• I’m working; why hasn’t my Social Security benefit increased?
• Teamwork is essential when it comes to marriage and money
• Late to Arrive
• 5 locals make All-PSAC women’s lacrosse teams
• Nolan stays among Boston Marathon’s elite company
• Century scoring milestone a family celebratio­n for Spring-Ford’s Mozis

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