ARCHIVES > 2010 > JAN 14 ISSUE

NEWS

By Amanda L. Snyder

Getting on track

Pennsport residents soon will have a direct link to Center City, as well as access along the riverfront, via a light rail system. Officials said the $364 to $514 million project will stretch east of City Hall on Market Street to the Delaware River and span Girard Avenue to Pier 70, near Snyder Avenue, on Columbus Boulevard. Other local stops will include South, Christian and Reed streets.

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NEWS

By Amanda L. Snyder

Soaring to new heights

“Peter Pan” has been passed down for generations since is debut more than a century ago and the most recent take is at the Arden Theatre, with several locals taking on multiple roles in the family classic.

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FOOD & DRINK

By Phyllis Stein-Novack

Blah, blah, blahs

The January blahs have set in. It’s been brutally cold and windy. Although the sun makes an appearance once in a blue moon, it has been mostly gray and dreary. Television commercials have done little to alleviate these blahs. If I see one more ad for a fitness center, diet fad or the best way to lose weight, I’m going to throw the remote at the screen. The one that features food delivered to your door is most annoying.

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SPORTS > FEATURES

By Bill Gelman

Monarchs meet the Mouse

When Walter Stewart created the Anderson Monarchs Girls’ Soccer Club 12 years ago, he never envisioned one day he would be taking some of his players to Orlando, Fla., for a national competition.

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