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A PARADE HOME A group of students and parents of the Germantown Jewish Centre’s Religious School marched from temporary space lent them by Project Learn School to the Centre (both in Mt. Airy) where their quarters are being renovated following a recent fire. The march was a way to end the religious school’s year on a positive note for its students.
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Not even rain could weaken the lure and flavor of free water ice at the Trolley Car Ice Cream Parlor on Saturday, May 30. Christina Adams with Alex, 9 (left), and Nick Wlezien, 11..
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Penn Charter Students Honored by End-of-Year Awards
Penn Charter honored 42 Upper School students on May 23 with end-of-year awards honoring their contributions in areas such as leadership, academics and the school’s service learning program. Front row: Art Bartolozzi, Emily Drinker, Hannah Campbell, Stormie Romero, Tim Decker, Liz Spagnoletti, Kellen Pastore, Alexandria Thomas, Jennifer Dobias, Noah Lebowitz-Lockard, Nora McGurkin. Middle row: Molly Allanoff, Marisa Weisbaum, Kirby Dixon, Laura Kurash, Alexis Burdick-Will, Ross Slutsky, Kyrie Georgiou, Sarah Domenick, Matt Nazarian, Matt Star. Back row: Adebia Ntoso, Gene Pak, Derek Speranza, Jeffrey Blechschmidt, Courtney Singleton, Matt Hyman, Lauren Pyle, Victor Fiore, Jim Bloom, Camila Zager, Mariel Solomon, Matt Cahn, Tom Noonan, Katie Brock, Eamon Ronan, Nicole Steffa, Brian Mendel, Danielle Yorko, Erica Koplove, Alexandra Olsman. Not pictured: Brian Lu. |
Mayor Michael Nutter helped celebrate the completion of Phase One of the PennDOT construction project, which opens up Germantown Avenue from Chestnut Hill to Woodbrook Lane at the Trolley Car Diner, with a cake at Saturday’s Move on Down Block Party. Pictured with the Mayor, left to right, are Adrian Hickman of TLA Video in Chestnut Hill, holding partygoer, Sally, 4, and Ken Weinstein of the Trolley Car Diner.
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“Zookeepers” Chris Lane and Jane Piotrowski testing placement of the bears for AbZOOlutely Chestnut Hill: Zoo2 along the wall at Jenks School. The “naked” bears can be seen at some of the sponsors’ locations until mid-June, at which time they go to the architectural firms to be “dressed up.” The bears will reappear on Germantown Avenue fully decorated in early September.
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June 5, 2008 Issue
