Times Chronicle & Public Spirit - 2022-02-13

• Candy, food, flowers
• County reports virus in rapid decline
• Program focuses on Holistic Black Wellness
• POLICE NEWS Abington
• Child sexual abuse lands Ambler man in state prison
• MCCC Board of Trustees elects new officers, including first Latina as chair
• Districts dealing with COVID financial fallout
• Pennsylvan­ia cyberchart­er schools boom is crushing taxpayers
• State has money to boost funding for schools now
• Changing views on mail-in ballots
• Seniors send Wissahicko­n past Abington
• PRESSURE DEFENSE
• Colonials claim Senior Night win
• AWE SOME SAUCE
• Walnut Pesto With Shrimp
• IF YOU’RE 50 AND OVER, HERE ARE SOME TAX BREAKS YOU DON’T WANT TO OVERLOOK
• Tips for active seniors to lower their injury risk
• How do we win at the password game?
• Algebra is a fraction of math topics needing tutors
• Be aware of what a will can’t or shouldn’t do
• Heed health care provider’s exercise advice
• Seniors feel younger than ever, but COVID may reinforce ageist notions
• THE IMPORTANCE OF A SOCIAL LIFESTYLE AS WE AGE
• How to improve, maintain and monitor your heart health
• Varsity cheerleade­rs clinch second consecutiv­e title
• MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS HOLD A PAJAMA DAY
• Patriotic Order Sons of America installs officers
• Troop 3 in Ambler awards Eagle rank
• St. Luke’s neurosurge­ons teach high school students about spine surgery
• School funding: Damage to children is real
• Lois Elisabeth Graf Wilson
• Report: As costs skyrocket, Pa. must rein in cyber charter schools
• Lawrence, Gale react to state election law ruling

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