NORTHEAST TIMES
September 20, 2007 edition


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COVER STORY:

At Judge, they’ll

say ‘Yes, ma’am!’

With boxes on the floor and a book about St. Francis DeSales within reach on her desk, Kathleen Herpich is settling into her new digs at Father Judge High School, where she was named principal last week.
Herpich is the first woman to take that title in the school’s 53-year history. She replaces Joseph DeAngelis, who held the post for six years. DeAngelis, who tendered his resignation in June, remains at the school as a guidance counselor.

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EDITORIAL

It's in the bag

First it was smoking. Then it was trans fats. Now they want to ban plastic bags? Geez, what’s gotten into those bozos on City Council?
No doubt, that’s what some people will say when they find out that South Philly Democrat Frank DiCicco wants his Council colleagues to help him pass a bill that would prohibit the use of plastic bags in supermarkets and pharmacies.
People who think Mr. DiCicco is overstepping his authority would be wrong, however.

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POLICE NEWS:

Five dead in unrelated
accidents in the Northeast


Mail fraud scam
hits Lawncrest


Curfew center should be
chosen by week’s end


CIVIC ASSOCIATIONS

East Torresdale: Multitude
of grievances for police captain


Somerton Civic approves
new business proposals


Fox Chase: Taking
a bite out of crime


Fall Ball tops Normandy
civic group plans


Tacony Civic looks
to increase membership


Burholme: Second curfew
center slated for the Northeast


CAMPAIGN ’07:

Candidates are staying
very busy


IN OTHER NEWS:

Against the odds,
baby makes three


Scholarship program
is the answer to their prayers


We will never
forget 9/11


Rental housing court
comes to the Northeast


Building unity with
hopes and dreams


Frankford business group
gets a new leader


McNally picnic
slated for Saturday


Nazareth Academy
to host Hanlon 5K run


Have some fun in the sun
with the Kisses for Kyle Foundation


Toying with
their emotions


Sketch Club is quick
on the draw


It’s the big 50
for WHYY


For actor Sugg, his role
in ‘Assassins’ is a killer


COLUMNS:

Speaking of Religion


Robyn’s ’Hood


Kids Stuff


Music Row


SPORTS:

Soccer player’s sister
kicks into a new battle


Josh Burnett is the
hit man of the Pioneers


The Pandas have an
indestructible soccer player


Improvement
is in the Cards


Baseball column


WEEKLY FEATURES:

Calendar of Events


Casino trips


Religious Events


Trips


Reunions


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