Miss America Kimberly Aiken visits Upper Chichester High
Miss America 1994 Kimberly Aiken toured Upper Chichester Senior High School sharing her experiences as a homeless advocate. She spoke of childhood illness and rejection, urged students to look beyond appearances, and described her path to Miss America as proof of resilience. She later planned hands on charity work at a Center City homeless shelter.
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City to pay PAL debts after suit and grant freeze
Chester council activists ordered the city to settle a $1,900 PAL boxing equipment debt after a suit by Rinkside. The state froze the PAL grant of $150,000 in 1992, leaving about $60,000 spent and $90,000 blocked. The council chose to use frozen grant funds to pay outstanding PAL bills before further spending.
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