NORTHEAST TIMES
January 24, 2008 edition


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COVER STORY:

Heads up!

Kathleen Berry of Port Richmond sat out in the hallway of Disston Elementary School reading a book until it was time for her to speak to students in the school’s library. She was trying to keep her mind on something other than what she was there to speak about.
Berry, who lost her daughter Karen to a heroin overdose almost 10 years ago, . . .

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Editorial:

Let’s get frisky

With murders and quality-of-life crimes sparing no section of the City of Neighborhoods, new Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey has his work cut out for him.
As the star of a series of "town meetings" held throughout the City of Brotherly Love, including a session last week at Abraham Lincoln High School, the former top cop in Washington, D.C., is off to a pretty good start. He has the power to do something with the earful of complaints and good ideas from the folks who . . .

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POLICE NEWS:

Guard: Two colleagues
at ATM never saw robber


Mayfair resident
reported missing


Teens accused of taking
purse of woman, 85


Police charge man
in rape of his niece


Suspect in rape charged
with second assault


New commissioner has
a meetings of the minds


Perzel: Hire more
cops to fight crime


CAMPAIGN ’08:

Manion enters race
for Congress


CIVIC ASSOCIATIONS:

Holmesburg Gun Club happy
about support of civic group


Lawncrest backs half
of the plan


Quinones-Sanchez busy
at start of Council term


IN OTHER NEWS:

Honoring Dr. King
with a day of service


St. Vincent’s Home
nears the end


Kelly aide is subject
of federal probe


City workers honored
for cost-saving ideas


Ryan students get
lessons in healthy living


Pizza shop is rising
from the ashes


Making a connection
at Lawton Elementary


There’s no place like
home entertainment


Puppets a tough act
to follow in ‘Ave. Q’


COLUMNS:


Robyn’s ’Hood


Kids Stuff


At the Movies


Music Row


SPORTS:

Mr. Big Shot can see
both sides of a hoops game


For Chelsea Kada,
the magic number is three


Mastering the art
of Tae Kwon Do


WEEKLY FEATURES:

Calendar of Events


Casino trips


Religious Events


Trips


Reunions


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