Times Chronicle & Public Spirit - 2021-01-24

• Dean ready to prosecute Trump in the Senate
• Reflection­s on leadership in response to change
• Food insecurity grows
• Wissahicko­n tops Abington in Suburban One League opener
• Public meeting to discuss financing stormwater management
• Abington tops Wissahicko­n; Marsh collects 400th win
• Sorority sisters celebrate bond
• Suspect arrested with pound of meth
• Fort Washington lawyer installed as president of Montgomery Bar Associatio­n
• Food pantries getting some help from program
• OPERATION HOLIDAY CONTRIBUTI­ONS TOP $69K
• Montco seeks volunteers to assist at COVID-19 vaccine clinics
• Montco sheriff launches mental health services program to assist court system
• The masquerade party is over
• Rioters trampled on freedoms
• Biden deserves support in a quest for unity
• Looking for hope amid concerns for broken political system
• ON THE FLY
• Locals honored by Maxwell Football Club
• Real estate transfers
• Montco residents march for justice, equality and change
• CLUES ACROSS
• Historical Society sets virtual event
• Frank Wallace (Wally) Gordon
• Cleared for takeoff
• Mary Grace Heller Cope
• Catherine Josephine McInaw Deacon
• Media-Providence Friends has a history of being inclusive
• Tips for returning to school as an adult
• Community giving starts at school
• Steps to be safer when using internet
• How to spark your child’s interest in the field of education
• West Chester University goes full speed ahead
• Are calculator­s a helpful tool for teaching children math?
• Experience the Husky difference at Bloomsburg
• Colleges receive state grants
• St. Teresa of Calcutta Education Center is a valuable environmen­t for learning
• Providing excellence in a Catholic education and delivering results
• The new ways of learning during a pandemic can benefit children
• Keeping the lights on for aftershool programs

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