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December 2022 Issue

Issue Features

The Poot Family: Sharing Each Other’s Traditions

This month we are pleased to introduce you to the Poot family: Melissa, Jeff and their four young children. While pursuing careers in the medical field, Melissa and Jeff had the opportunity to live in several towns across the state of Pennsylvania. But when it came time to choose a forever home to raise a family, they fell in love with Marple.

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Forward Thinking: Local Vision for 2023

Each new year brings hopes and visions for the future. And as our clocks tick down to that final second in 2022 we all surely raise a glass to wish 2022 a fond farewell, welcoming 2023 with open arms.

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Congratulations Bella! December Casey’s Public House Student of the Month

The December Casey’s Public House Student of the Month is Isabella (Bella) Dreger, a Distinguished Honor Roll 12th grade student at Marple Newtown High School (MNSH), who received a Certificate of Achievement and a $25 gift card from Casey’s Public House, our Sponsor of this program. 

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Sharing Special Holiday Traditions

The holiday season calls for hosting or attending festive get-togethers! So what should you bring to your next family get together or gathering with friends? Or perhaps you’d rather give a homemade gift rather than a store bought one. We turned to three local bakers for some ideas for Christmas and Hanukkah this year.

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Jacquette’s Bakery: Life Is Short, Eat Dessert First!

Since Jacquette’s Bakery opened in 1980, it’s been the local go-to destination for special occasions, the holiday season, or even when the Phillies are in the World Series.

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Broomall Fire Company’s Fire Prevention Poster Contest: Congrats to the Winners!

Sure, you can catch the bus or get a ride from mom and dad, but what elementary school student wouldn’t want to arrive at school in a fire truck?

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Bob’s Annual Christmas List for Our Sponsors: Do We Realize How Blessed We Are By Those Who Are Bringing People Together?

Around the holidays, parents are quick to find simple gifts for their children to give to their Teachers. And people of goodwill remember their Letter Carriers and Trash Collectors with tips for their faithful service all year.

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Broomall or Marple? Explaining Where We Live

When residents here are asked where they live, some will say Broomall, while others will say say Marple, or Marple Township. So which is correct? And why are people confused about where we live?

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Expert Contributor Articles

Door Finishes: How to Preserve and Care For Them Properly

Is your entry door faded or warped from the sun? Is your stain or finish cracking and looking less vibrant? There are multiple factors that can cause your door finish to dull, and some changes can be made to help preserve your finish. 

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The Many Services Funeral Directors Provide

Most people know the basics when it comes to the services that a funeral home provides in their time of grief, but there may be more services available to you and your loved ones, before, during and after the loss.

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Healthy Smiles Need Healthy Snacks

As parents, we teach our kids the basic skills of dental hygiene: brushing twice a day and flossing once daily. But great dental care for kids goes beyond that. The secret to healthy teeth might just be in your child’s lunch box.

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5 Tips to Prepare Your Home’s Exterior For Winter

With the winter season approaching, there’s no time like the present to prepare your home’s exterior to endure the cold, snow and ice. Here are five tips to find and fix exterior problems so your home is comfortable, safe and energy efficient over the winter months.

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Year End Tax Keys to Remember

Personal tax returns (1040) are due on April 18, 2023 (usually April 15th), with Partnerships (1065) and S-Corporations (1120-S) both being required to file by March 15th.

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Community Partner Articles

Why is Marple in Delaware County? The Battle of Turks Head

Following the American Revolution, a civil war took place in Chester County. The county seat was the town of Chester, on the Delaware River, equally inconvenient to everyone in the huge county other than the locals.

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