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Jan. 17 Jenks students show off the fruits of their labors in the Spiral Q art program, a project that united students from a variety of grades and backgrounds around a theme. Their work can be seen at Woodmere Art Museum in Chestnut Hill. Front row  left to right: Christian Hawkins , Robin Kearney, art teacher Jane Degenhardt, Sacajawea Tarter and Jazmine Clarke. Back row: Candice Brown, Breonna Harmon, Sharifa Garvey and Chanel Lewis. (Photo by Erin Vertreace)

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Allens Lane gets a face-lift
11-year Local staffer fired at CHCA board meeting


























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Chestnut Hill Mummers unit plans to hang a championship banner on G’town Avenue

Rusty Lorenzon has been a member of the Venetian Social Club, 8030 Germantown Ave., in Chestnut Hill for 22 years, and its president since January, 2004. His granddad was one of the founders of the club, and his dad is still a member.

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f The Parking Authority gives and gives and gives some more

In the spirit of sharing, I would like to send my warmest regards to the Philadelphia Parking Authority for the early Christmas present left on my car at 9 a.m. on Dec.

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300 books Students at J.S. Jenks School in Chestnut Hill participate in the 100-book challenge.  The program encourages students to read independently at school and at home to meet this challenge.  The 100-Book Challenge has its roots in the Philadelphia region, and it was first used by Jane Hileman, CEO and Founder of the American Reading Company, in a suburban Philadelphia school. 

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Penn Charter defense puts leash on Springside Lions

Early in the second quarter of last Tuesday’s Girls Inter-Ac League basketball game only two points separated the visiting Lions of Springside School from host Penn Charter, with the Quakers holding a 17-15 edge.

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