Times Chronicle & Public Spirit - 2022-10-23

• School district gets $600K in STEM-related funds
• Vehicle crash follows unauthoriz­ed pop-up car rally
• Commission­ers get flu vaccine in public meeting to encourage others
• Ex-controller sentenced for embezzling $1.8 million
• Nelson seeks re-election in 154th legislativ­e district
• Daley, O’Donnell vying for 148th House seat
• Land of Oz or unfettered Fetterman?
• Lessons to learn from COVID effects on kids
• Opportunit­ies endure as affirmativ­e action is threatened
• Incumbent Haywood facing challenger Johnson for 4th state senate seat
• Mental Health Awareness highlights treatments for illness
• Price tag for Ida damages hits $23M
• Election 2022: Cerrato challenges incumbent Stephens for 151st House seat
• Child care crisis hampers pandemic recovery
• George C. Balzereit
• Public defender advisory board named
• Abington rallies past Wissahicko­n
• PW sweeps Abington to claim outright SOL American title
• Lower Moreland girls tennis wins District 1-2A title
• Boys soccer
• Field hockey
• Real estate transfers
• SEEDS OF CREATIVITY
• Feta balances watermelon in a cooling salad
• Chicken Breasts With Pomegranat­e Sauce
• Bitterswee­t Chocolate Sorbet
• Pomegranat­e Cosmos
• MANAGING MENTAL HEALTH AS WE AGE
• Mental health
• RESOURCES AVAILABLE
• Berks County Area Agency on Aging
• Surviving spouse benefits explained
• State-trained counselors can help with Medicare confusion
• Common myths about the flu vaccine uncovered
• Vaccine myths
• Anxious older adults try to cope with limited budgets
• Limited budgets
• While inflation takes a toll on seniors, billions of dollars in benefits go unused
• Limited budgets
• The phenomenon that is Philly fans

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