Christmas tree prices rise with season demand
Retailers report higher sales for real and artificial trees as poinsettias remain strong. Norfolk Island pines grow in popularity as versatile indoor décor. Garden centers advise tips for extending tree life from Wiltpruf sprays to resin seals and proper watering, while live trees require cool storage and careful planting.
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Moylan
Angie Rebilas
Gilbert’s
Ms. Rebilas
Mary McGary
Gaudies
Clifton Heights
Newtown Gardens
Drug Bust Search Sparks Police Criticism And Inquiry
Police officers defended the information used in a drug case, saying it was accurate though Hazel noted some false statements. An ongoing probe seeks possible charges against police. Several officials criticized Hazel, with a police chief arguing that criminals go free while police face prosecution. The Nestorian Church, a Christian community in Iran, Iraq, and India, counts about 100,000 members.
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Nestorian Church
Iran
Iraq
India
Gunga Din suspect arrested by Radnor officers
SMITH WAS contacted Thursday night by Radnor Detective Robert E. Smith and Patrolman Charles Connell. He was seen in Bryn Mawr and stopped by police. He produced a vehicle title as identification and later verified by Radnor detectives. records show 14 prior Philadelphia arrests including armed robbery and a recent warrant from Philadelphia. He failed to appear for a hearing after a theft arrest.
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Radnor
Robert E. Smith
Charles Connell
Bryn Mawr
Prospect Ave
Lower Merion
Montgomery County
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Lower Merion Police
Philadelphia
Sex change teacher files suit in Philadelphia court
Ashlie, a former substitute turned full time teacher who changed her name after gender surgery, claims the district fired her for gender change. The suit seeks 2 million dollars and accuses the board of violating First and 14th Amendments, breach of contract, slander, and mental distress.
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Ms. Ashlie
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Brian
Ashlie
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Reorganization wrapup Across three districts boards elect leaders
In Upper Darby Theresa Furey was unanimously re elected to a sixth term as school board president with Joseph Zoll as vice president. Ridley Township Arthur Heinemeyer and Arthur Ramo won second terms as president and vice president with Arthur Levy as solicitor. Nether Providence David Grove was re elected president and Nancy Graham vice president of the Wallingford Swarthmore School Board by acclamation, with Martin Lentz reappointed.
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Theresa Furey
Upper Darby School Board
Joseph Zoll
Ridley Township
Arthur Heinemeyer
Arthur Ramo
Ridley School Board
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